I've just watched episode 15 (thank you so much Carmon) and I had to come here just to say how much I loved their hug. I don't know why, but in many dramas hugs don't seem that genuine or romantic or comforting to me, this was one great!
On his deffense, and I've been there, he also has traumas and he is only thinking about him because he is a selfish…
What do you mean you won't get into an argument? I assume that wasn't meant for me. Anyways, it's not about age or perspective. There are immature and mature 18 year olds. He behaves, or at least acts, mature and has already been through such situation. He should have known better.
On his deffense, and I've been there, he also has traumas and he is only thinking about him because he is a selfish…
I don't think that your past or current traumas are a good excuse to hurt someone else. I've had some experience with this situation too and am aware how things can be (although everyone is different). He obviously cared about her as well since he saved her, or at least he thought so. In my opinion, if you're going to involve yourself in someone's life, you should know the boundaries and know how to do it. Also, I don't know what will happen with their characters in the future, I'm commenting on what I've seen so far.
I was dying laughing during the Lamaze breathing and face on his school uniform scenes. There's a good balance of humoristic and dramatic scenes. Also, since we have a piggy back scene in the first episode, I don't even want to imagine what cliche scenes we'll see by the middle of the drama.
I do have a problem with this drama though and it's not the "going blind after losing your glasses". The way he talked to her after he assumed she wanted to jump irked me. For many people the only thing that keeps them going until they totally break down is the fact they know how them not being around would affect their family. You can't talk to someone who has such thoughts in that manner. They already tried to find every possible reason to not do it, so you guilt tripping them is the last thing they should hear. I get what they're trying to do with this drama and that specific scene, but it wasn't done right in my opinion.
I do think I'll enjoy this, but I'll probably have to try not think a lot while watching it otherwise I'll find a lot of problems.
The first part you mentioned is going exactly like what was planned in the book that this lakorn is based on.…
Well, I haven't read the book or watched any interviews. That wouldn't change anything though. I guess I would dislike the book as well.
Since that part of the story is so important, it makes no sense to me that they don't do more with it. It seems like it was forgotten. I'm not saying we should have found out everything, but it should have been more developed to give the lakorn more depth.
To me this isn't a good one and it's pretty much like most other ones that I didn't enjoy very much. It's still not over so I might change my mind by the end, although I doubt it.
I'm not enjoying this as much as I thought I would when I first started watching. So many frustrating and ridiculous scenes. ML is supposed to be the mature one (in the beginning FL's dad even asked him to take care of her because he trusted him), but he's acting like a spoiled child or a bully on a playground. Supporting cast isn't that interesting and there's not enough going on with FL's story. I was hoping there would be more scenes related to her parents.
With all that being said, I'm not surprised about it. Lakorns are a hit or miss for me and it's very hard to find a good one. (By good I mean one that makes sense and morality is present.) I'll still finish it though, maybe it gets better towards the end.
I'm really enjoying this drama. You can definitely see the difference in quality of acting when you have a mature cast. Producers and writers are doing a good job and the story is interesting.
Leads' chemistry is great and I'm all for their bickering and teasing, however I do have a problem with how ML deals with their relationship. Yes, he likes her and his feelings are genuine, however, I dislike how he went about it. Women are always told to be careful, ask questions, not give in easily etc if they don't want to get hurt. She did all of that, but here we are. I think his policeman friend said it the best in the movie theater, it's not time for love. If he can't give her what she needs, he shouldn't have pursued her. As soon as she opened up and accepted him, he left. I won't even go into all the things he's hiding from her, the amount of danger he's putting her by being around her while dealing with dangerous people, and how he doesn't give his full attention to her while being together.
With all that being said, I'm excited about next episode. I'm curious about what's going to happen. (I'm currently on episode 6.)
Besides the fact that this drama gave us KSH as HJP, which is the only highlight for me, it also served another purpose. It made me realize how strong I am. I managed to watch it until the end. I would like to thank myself for doing so. I don't know if there was something more they could have done to make it worse, so congratulations to the writers as well. Also, to everyone here who shares my sentiments and typed them out every week and therefore spared me from having to do it, thank you. You guys really helped me getting through this.
Now, let's all wait for the next KSH project and hope for the best!
I'm probably late and it was already discussed, but I've just watched KSH interview with The Swoon and HE IS PERFECT. I think no one else would do his character justice besides him. The video is literally about him (or it should have been), but he keeps talking about other actors and compliments them. This man deserves so much. I'm really excited for him and I can't wait to watch him in his future projects in which he'll once again be the star of the show AND the male lead!
I really like how she deals with failure and downfalls. She's strong when she needs to be and then allows herself to feel down and let those emotions out. She's a really wonderful character and I don't think the actress is as bad as some people are saying. Maybe some other actress would do a better job, but since that's not something we can change and it's not bothering me at the moment, I'll just enjoy this drama as it is. I also think that the leads' chemistry is amazing. I like how their relationship is progressing and I can't wait for them to become lovers.
I thought episodes 15 and 16 were good, but then episodes 17 and 18 happened. Damn!! I'm enjoying this so much. They're so cute and funny. I really liked their conversation in the car and later on when he explained things to her. It was very sweet and romantic. Hopefully they don't add some more nonsense scenes to complicate things. I'm also curious about ML's cousin and his friend. I think their story is nice as well!
I started watching it yesterday and I'm liking it so far. The only problem I have is the really loud music (I'm watching it on YT) during some dialogues. It's quite annoying. Leads have great chemistry and so far it's not boring, so I think I'll finish this pretty fast.
I'm really liking this! Any drama with a smart FL will always keep me interested and this one also has good chemistry and pretty interesting plot. I'm kind of worried about the amount of episodes since 40 is too much for a modern drama. However, if they manage to keep it interesting and not use filler scenes or start making positive characters do negative things for no reason, it could be great. I can't wait for episode 5 to be subbed!
I like how her character was portrayed as bratty and immature, but now he'll be acting like a bully in elementary school who thinks picking on the girl he likes will make her like him back lol It's finally getting interesting!
This deserves at least an 8 simply because of how adorable they are! I was cheesing the whole time while watching 15th and 16th episode. I like how he became as proactive as she previously was lol I'm really enjoying this drama. It's kind of relaxing since there's not a lot of emotionally heavy scenes.
Anyways, it's not about age or perspective. There are immature and mature 18 year olds. He behaves, or at least acts, mature and has already been through such situation. He should have known better.
He obviously cared about her as well since he saved her, or at least he thought so. In my opinion, if you're going to involve yourself in someone's life, you should know the boundaries and know how to do it.
Also, I don't know what will happen with their characters in the future, I'm commenting on what I've seen so far.
Also, since we have a piggy back scene in the first episode, I don't even want to imagine what cliche scenes we'll see by the middle of the drama.
I do have a problem with this drama though and it's not the "going blind after losing your glasses". The way he talked to her after he assumed she wanted to jump irked me. For many people the only thing that keeps them going until they totally break down is the fact they know how them not being around would affect their family. You can't talk to someone who has such thoughts in that manner. They already tried to find every possible reason to not do it, so you guilt tripping them is the last thing they should hear. I get what they're trying to do with this drama and that specific scene, but it wasn't done right in my opinion.
I do think I'll enjoy this, but I'll probably have to try not think a lot while watching it otherwise I'll find a lot of problems.
Since that part of the story is so important, it makes no sense to me that they don't do more with it. It seems like it was forgotten. I'm not saying we should have found out everything, but it should have been more developed to give the lakorn more depth.
To me this isn't a good one and it's pretty much like most other ones that I didn't enjoy very much. It's still not over so I might change my mind by the end, although I doubt it.
So many frustrating and ridiculous scenes. ML is supposed to be the mature one (in the beginning FL's dad even asked him to take care of her because he trusted him), but he's acting like a spoiled child or a bully on a playground.
Supporting cast isn't that interesting and there's not enough going on with FL's story. I was hoping there would be more scenes related to her parents.
With all that being said, I'm not surprised about it. Lakorns are a hit or miss for me and it's very hard to find a good one. (By good I mean one that makes sense and morality is present.) I'll still finish it though, maybe it gets better towards the end.
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Leads' chemistry is great and I'm all for their bickering and teasing, however I do have a problem with how ML deals with their relationship.
Yes, he likes her and his feelings are genuine, however, I dislike how he went about it. Women are always told to be careful, ask questions, not give in easily etc if they don't want to get hurt. She did all of that, but here we are. I think his policeman friend said it the best in the movie theater, it's not time for love. If he can't give her what she needs, he shouldn't have pursued her. As soon as she opened up and accepted him, he left. I won't even go into all the things he's hiding from her, the amount of danger he's putting her by being around her while dealing with dangerous people, and how he doesn't give his full attention to her while being together.
With all that being said, I'm excited about next episode. I'm curious about what's going to happen. (I'm currently on episode 6.)
Besides the fact that this drama gave us KSH as HJP, which is the only highlight for me, it also served another purpose. It made me realize how strong I am. I managed to watch it until the end. I would like to thank myself for doing so.
I don't know if there was something more they could have done to make it worse, so congratulations to the writers as well.
Also, to everyone here who shares my sentiments and typed them out every week and therefore spared me from having to do it, thank you. You guys really helped me getting through this.
Now, let's all wait for the next KSH project and hope for the best!
The video is literally about him (or it should have been), but he keeps talking about other actors and compliments them. This man deserves so much. I'm really excited for him and I can't wait to watch him in his future projects in which he'll once again be the star of the show AND the male lead!
She's a really wonderful character and I don't think the actress is as bad as some people are saying. Maybe some other actress would do a better job, but since that's not something we can change and it's not bothering me at the moment, I'll just enjoy this drama as it is.
I also think that the leads' chemistry is amazing. I like how their relationship is progressing and I can't wait for them to become lovers.
I'm enjoying this so much. They're so cute and funny. I really liked their conversation in the car and later on when he explained things to her. It was very sweet and romantic. Hopefully they don't add some more nonsense scenes to complicate things.
I'm also curious about ML's cousin and his friend. I think their story is nice as well!
Leads have great chemistry and so far it's not boring, so I think I'll finish this pretty fast.
I'm kind of worried about the amount of episodes since 40 is too much for a modern drama. However, if they manage to keep it interesting and not use filler scenes or start making positive characters do negative things for no reason, it could be great.
I can't wait for episode 5 to be subbed!
It's finally getting interesting!
I was cheesing the whole time while watching 15th and 16th episode. I like how he became as proactive as she previously was lol
I'm really enjoying this drama. It's kind of relaxing since there's not a lot of emotionally heavy scenes.