I just saw this on Irozuku and watched it for Eiji at first, but oh my, the cast! I really like Yoshikawa Ai too from Influence & Komi-san, but I was surprised when I saw Kentaro.
The only reason why I have a review lower than 10 is because the blue haired guy at the bar and the fellow BDSM chat mates were gone in this adaptation. I agree it would have been better as a series, but I like how it incorporated issues that are relevant in Korea and this movie hadcritiqued on it.
that was fun! 🦮🦮🦮 I like how it educates the audience about Dom-Sub relationship and at the same criticizes issues that happen in the workplace.
Some people in the comments are disappointed the lack of sex, but I enjoyed it. We are kind of conditioned to movies that is about BDSM that catered to the male's eyes but this one is filmed under the 'female gaze' and it is about time. Kudos to the whole team and especially to the director.
Just finished watching. I love this drama so much and although it has its flaws, I forgive the writer because…
Nonetheless, my heart just swelled at the car scene with Chaeran. I like how the writers did not force them to be together just for the sake of the last episode. They probably will be but that snippet of the confession is everything to me. (It sweetened my sour rant of the Jiung-Mother story. 😂)
Just finished watching. I love this drama so much and although it has its flaws, I forgive the writer because…
Also isn't Kim JiUng the kindest second lead ever?
Not because he did not interfere the love story, I mean the mother-son trope. I actually did not like how the writers just made JiUng be the one to 'yield' for his mother because of her failing health. I do not buy to the 'I do not want to drag you to misery" explanation. That's why I thought he was too kind. I mean you can tell he suffered a lot because of the trauma of his childhood. It feels so unnatural to see him smile during that documentary interview while talking about his favorite memory with his mom.
Just finished watching. I love this drama so much and although it has its flaws, I forgive the writer because I really like the journey of the main couple. Still, my favorite episode is ep 11. That episode is the most emotional and made me understand about Choi Ung's character (in addition to this last episode ).
Also, isn't Kim JiUng the kindest second lead ever?
Some people in the comments are disappointed the lack of sex, but I enjoyed it. We are kind of conditioned to movies that is about BDSM that catered to the male's eyes but this one is filmed under the 'female gaze' and it is about time. Kudos to the whole team and especially to the director.
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Seriously, they are so cute. All the 'couples' here are just so 🥰.
Not because he did not interfere the love story, I mean the mother-son trope. I actually did not like how the writers just made JiUng be the one to 'yield' for his mother because of her failing health. I do not buy to the 'I do not want to drag you to misery" explanation. That's why I thought he was too kind. I mean you can tell he suffered a lot because of the trauma of his childhood. It feels so unnatural to see him smile during that documentary interview while talking about his favorite memory with his mom.
Also, isn't Kim JiUng the kindest second lead ever?