i don't think you know what plot holes mean.. instead of inconsistency its more like suspense and considering…
I know what plot holes mean. My bad I guess I could’ve worded my last sentence better so you can comprehend it better. I'm not referring to the unanswered mysteries or the intentional cliffhanger that could potentially lead into a second season as a plot hole. I'm referring to inconsistencies within the actual plot. Example, Hyeok-jun's father was supposedly missing for 20 years. The main characters manage to survive their time in the other world and even came back to their present timeline unlike Yeon Ju who got teleported to the present time. Both the siblings was able to get out but not their father. Yeon Ju was also able to slip out but their father couldn’t. The siblings manage to leave the other world. Yeon-joo manages to slip out, although she is teleported. The father remains trapped for 20 years are all inconsistency in the plot, all three have different experiences when exiting through the portals. Anyways still frustrating, plot hole, mystery or not that it’s becoming normalize that new kdramas are being left on a cliffhanger with so many “mysteries” to be solved. in hopes it will be renewed for season two with no confirmation it will even happen. It’s like Netflix is gambling on these show which will become the next hit so they leave everything on a cliffhanger/open ending to see if they can milk it aka renew for another season. Anyways that’s my point I was tryna get across not really about plot holes. (Sorry not sorry, you misunderstood me. running on 2 hours of sleep here.) Netflix Kdrama Writers try to write an ending with no cliffhangers/open ending with the clear intent of wanting a season 2 without even having confirmation yet challenge: impossible? There was that better for you?
holy plot holes, can Netflix genuinely stop coming out with these unique kdrama just to end them with open endings for season 2. A season that's not even confirmed yet mind you. Netflix Kdrama Writers try to write an ending with no plot holes challenge: impossible.
This drama is the biggest disappointment of my year, bad enough to make me write a review -> here's the short version, full version of the rant on my profile lol.
It's disappointing, really. I imagine that the writer couldn't decide whether they wanted to write a nuanced/mature exploration of a 10-year relationship or a makjang about a 10-year relationship. It's laughable if it's the first. What initially seemed like an attempt at a nuanced drama gradually devolved into something much more sensationalized, overblown, overexaggerated dare I say, rage bait. Instead of allowing characters to grow and develop their relationship, whether that be them realizing they should break up or stay together through meaningful conflict, the story relied on unnecessary drama and forced situations to create said drama to keep the audience watching, even if they hate it or not. I'm honestly so lost about what the writer wanted to communicate through this drama. What exactly is the message? I understand it to a certain extent, but whatever the drama is trying to say gets lost because none of them are given the proper development they deserve. On the surface, the drama has plenty to say about long-term relationships, love, incompatibility, and the ways people change over time. But introducing all these themes is one thing; actually exploring them in a meaningful way is another. By the end, none of these ideas really leave much of an impression because they're buried underneath an increasingly ridiculous plot. Will now be mourning the wasted chemistry between the lead actors in this bad script.
Guysss I’m bored, let’s all go to therapy ❤️ I think my biggest problem with this drama beside the fact that it’s a mess. Is that we’re on the second last week and yet there has been no growth within Nam Gung and Mi Do. They both have this internal issues within themselves that needs to be said and dealt with. Their lives are so in twined with each other yet there is this emotionally heavy wall that divided them. All those hidden feelings and truths finally escaped and cracked the foundation of their relationship. It seems the writer wants to write a more immature take and using the second leads as a plot device to make everything more messy rather than make these character grown and mature. I hope they don’t end up together because quite frankly at this point it would seem like a joke because nothing changed about their problems in their relationship. It’s so silly to turn to the second leads to try to fix their relationships when they should’ve fixed them themselves. I guess I’m just frustrated that this drama has just became so silly. I hope one day some other kdrama writer can do a long term relationship representation better with a more mature take.
I think I need to rewatch this drama again I was watching everything in 2x speed lol. So I'm a little confuse on the timeline of everything. I don't understand is Se gye is the reincarnation of the prince? Is that why he has his memories? How did Seo ri rank up from her court maid position? Was Shin Seo Ri dying in the past mean that the tie has been broken? Is that why she could go back. And what was up with the Shaman, where did she even come from? How does she know about seo ri swithing bodies.
uh oh here comes the pest parasoical fans, that man is a pedo. the two clearly met when she was a child, its fucking weird to begin with, dating someone who you met or encountered when they were a child. sure you can claim from a legal standpoint he is not guilty, from a moral standpoint its a different story.
While I think criticism is fair and valid, I also think that criticizing a work of art something it never intended to be is a bit unfair. I guess it all comes down to people’s expectations. Teach you a lesson falls into the revenge fantasy genre, the main appeal in the genre is the sense of poetic justice, the satisfying feeling viewers will feel once the big bad villain is taught a lesson or has been taken down. Even though the show touch upon bullying cases and issues surrounding students and teachers. The focus isn’t necessarily on exploring systemic causes or going deep to the root cause and solution of each issues but rather sense of justice and emotional payoff which is why realism is sacrificed. It’s the reason why you’re seeing the main characters jump off roofs and act like they have 9 lives. It is also an action drama so every entrance & “lessons being taught” has to be satisfying and impressive for the audience. Some people are looking for realism & complex plot when the show is focused on creating a revenge utopia and delivering over the top action scene to get “Justice” which I can give credit for it successfully delivers a satisfying feeling seeing victims get justice and action scenes. In terms of writing and pacing the show is kinda iffy for me, after a while it does get repetitive which always seem to be a problem for me in these kind of revenge drama.
I got second-hand embarrassment watching A Jeong cling to the VP. It's so pathetic. Like, girl, stand up your literally risking your job when you're broke asf. She plays too much for someone who's about to become homeless. What makes me laugh the most is that the VP's wife, who is more justified to have A Jeong reaction, isn't even doing anything malicious against In A lol. A Jeong is really just trying to insert herself in places she doesn't even have business in.
Man looking back at this the casting is insane. Its so stacked up. They got IU, Baekhyun & Seo Hyun in one drama not to mention they also had kdrama veterans from main leads to side leads. Insane.
I'm probably the only one who doesn't like this drama. The characters make dumb choices just for the sake of comedy.…
You’re looking for logic in a comedy & fantasy show I fear it was never going to work for you in the first place. Mind you the the title says Wonder-FOOLS. its almost given the character will make a fool of themselves & make dumb decisions for comedic purpose because they’re a team of “superhero fools” meaning common sense & good judgement was never there in the first place.
This show would also never work out without the two side leads. Beside them being a comic relief each of them play a crucial to their powers. Their individual power on its own is actually pretty weak however combined with others they make it work and create a stronger team. The show is about a group of people labeled as fools or outcast by their town become a team of superheros with defected powers. It’s set up to be comedic in the first place.
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It's disappointing, really. I imagine that the writer couldn't decide whether they wanted to write a nuanced/mature exploration of a 10-year relationship or a makjang about a 10-year relationship. It's laughable if it's the first. What initially seemed like an attempt at a nuanced drama gradually devolved into something much more sensationalized, overblown, overexaggerated dare I say, rage bait. Instead of allowing characters to grow and develop their relationship, whether that be them realizing they should break up or stay together through meaningful conflict, the story relied on unnecessary drama and forced situations to create said drama to keep the audience watching, even if they hate it or not. I'm honestly so lost about what the writer wanted to communicate through this drama. What exactly is the message? I understand it to a certain extent, but whatever the drama is trying to say gets lost because none of them are given the proper development they deserve. On the surface, the drama has plenty to say about long-term relationships, love, incompatibility, and the ways people change over time. But introducing all these themes is one thing; actually exploring them in a meaningful way is another. By the end, none of these ideas really leave much of an impression because they're buried underneath an increasingly ridiculous plot. Will now be mourning the wasted chemistry between the lead actors in this bad script.
This show would also never work out without the two side leads. Beside them being a comic relief each of them play a crucial to their powers. Their individual power on its own is actually pretty weak however combined with others they make it work and create a stronger team. The show is about a group of people labeled as fools or outcast by their town become a team of superheros with defected powers. It’s set up to be comedic in the first place.