Here’s an example of a truly enjoyable female character: she’s charming, strong, doesn’t overpower ML , funny, loyal, smart, and level-headed! (Rare to see in series these days.)
ep9 1.O‑o‑o, I’m blown away! That scene—so beautiful, full of sensuality, maturity, softness, and compassion! 2.She’s stunning with her hair down, and the way the light hits her—it’s so natural, with just a touch of wild charm! 🌿✨
Da-Rim: A girl with a lot of empathy, kind, loyal to her family—her mother and her sister—and positive. (Thanks also to the encouragement from the boy in the first episode concerning her, she has taken the risk to be more determined.) She has very little self-confidence, doesn’t fully understand her own feelings, and is naive. She also doesn’t really understand the feelings of others towards her—her friend, ML—and she struggles to defend herself properly when necessary (in a broad sense), except with ML, with whom she sometimes even dares to raise her voice. (Unconsciously, she has a lot of trust in him, which is shown repeatedly.) She has financial problems, a sick mother, and a sister she has lost contact with who doesn’t care much about her,and debts but she has a mother who loves her.
ML: At first, he is a guy with trauma, appearing narcissistic, confident, with strong moral principles and integrity. He respects family values, loves his mother (like Da-Rim), cannot tolerate moral injustices, and likes to take control of every situation. His problems include family issues: a suicidal and dependent mother, a despotic father, an ambitious sister, a lack of love—he is almost without familial or friendly affection—major financial burdens , and personal sacrifices he must make for the family’s well-being (similar to Da-Rim) both sides.
I don’t agree . In My Dearest, it’s completely understandable, and her character is beautiful and her actions…
I did a detailed analysis about 10 days ago regarding the series My Dearest ;) I also expressed my thoughts further about the heroine here — I understand her choices and feel empathy for her, even though I would have liked her to confess to the male lead herself. I don’t like the idea of the male lead finding out about the deception from someone else. But well… it’s subtle, and that’s just my opinion....
He already confirmed that he searched for her everywhere because he was worried. It wasn't only to rekindle their…
I agree with you. Thank you. Understanding why someone lies is not the same as saying it is morally right — that’s one thing. Secondly, we can understand the need to lie, but we can also say that when someone is coming to help you, it’s better to trust them after 5ep and stop the lie, rather than have them find out from someone else. It’s always preferable that it’s you who tells them. That’s all !!! I’m not going to come back to this topic — I’m tired of reading about it
K drama fans acting clueless. We clearly see Ji Hyeok’s perspective, she doesn’t even know he likes her. She’s…
I don’t agree . In My Dearest, it’s completely understandable, and her character is beautiful and her actions are justified. Here, the director doesn’t really show us what she’s thinking, and that’s also why it doesn’t feel nuanced. Maybe it will get better later? We can hope.
I actually really like the main female character here. It's really refreshing and reminds me of older romcom kdrama.…
I really like her as an actress, I love her, and the couple’s chemistry is magical. I loved her empathy and kindness at the beginning episodes, but now she needs a redemption arc to win me back quickly lol ;)
He already confirmed that he searched for her everywhere because he was worried. It wasn't only to rekindle their…
and 2nd He thought it would be difficult to continue working together under those conditions without making a mistake… and from the beginning, he had feelings and was worried when she left without even saying goodbye
I do not wish to enter the debate on misogyny or feminism... (I am a woman myself), but reducing a man to uselessness, tormenting him, breaking him — as is often depicted in content aimed at a female audience in recent years — does not, in my view, embody a feminist idea; on the contrary
Lying is definitely wrong from a moral perspective. But what really hit me about Da-rim is how much she’s struggling,…
I remain open to all ideas ( and your ideas) , because I believe that truth is often found between different perspectives. I think that listening, even when I don’t fully agree, is a form of respect and growth
Everything seemed forced here. The plot and all the other things. Falling in love in just one day like are you…
I think you misunderstood the meaning of the story. At the beginning, he was not pursuing her out of love; on the contrary, he was asking for her resignation and doing everything he could to make her feel guilty for having hidden her married life and for flirting with him.
Same here! The K-drama world really knows how to drop the best shows at the end of the year. Honestly, I hadn’t…
Despite everything I just wrote regarding the analysis of the characters — analyzing a character does not mean that the series is bad — Dynamite Kiss is the best series released in recent times (Your Majesty...Dear X and more...)
https://youtu.be/TjJqNLwvFUc?si=Kb7AJ3jhtKa00YTZJust when I thought I’d give up on Dynamite Kiss, this AI voiceover…
Wow We finished the entire series lol .... now let’s see if the plot was written by ChatGPT or not! … ChatGPT to pop out and claim credit for the storyline! lol
2.She’s stunning with her hair down, and the way the light hits her—it’s so natural, with just a touch of wild charm! 🌿✨
3.The director and lighting? Pure magic
4.This couple though… My heart can’t take it!
ML: At first, he is a guy with trauma, appearing narcissistic, confident, with strong moral principles and integrity. He respects family values, loves his mother (like Da-Rim), cannot tolerate moral injustices, and likes to take control of every situation. His problems include family issues: a suicidal and dependent mother, a despotic father, an ambitious sister, a lack of love—he is almost without familial or friendly affection—major financial burdens , and personal sacrifices he must make for the family’s well-being (similar to Da-Rim)
both sides.
I also expressed my thoughts further about the heroine here — I understand her choices and feel empathy for her, even though I would have liked her to confess to the male lead herself. I don’t like the idea of the male lead finding out about the deception from someone else. But well… it’s subtle, and that’s just my opinion....
Understanding why someone lies is not the same as saying it is morally right — that’s one thing.
Secondly, we can understand the need to lie, but we can also say that when someone is coming to help you, it’s better to trust them after 5ep and stop the lie, rather than have them find out from someone else. It’s always preferable that it’s you who tells them. That’s all !!!
I’m not going to come back to this topic — I’m tired of reading about it
I loved her empathy and kindness at the beginning episodes, but now she needs a redemption arc to win me back quickly lol ;)
At the beginning, he was not pursuing her out of love; on the contrary, he was asking for her resignation and doing everything he could to make her feel guilty for having hidden her married life and for flirting with him.
now let’s see if the plot was written by ChatGPT or not! … ChatGPT to pop out and claim credit for the storyline! lol