kat797

Oh okay. Yup, agree to disagree.

Actually, I don't have the time and energy to hate someone, especially a person I don't even know.

I don't hate him as a person, so I don't know how you got to the conclusion that I love to hate him. What I'm simply saying is, I don't like his acting on this one. There's a difference. And I've seen him in other shows before, and he was okay unlike here. Different people different opinion. I felt that the tongue gestures were ridiculous not disgusting for the most part. Of course, except in that scene because the whole scene was intended to be disgusting anyway not just his tongue gestures.

I like the show but I feel like Sakura Dori's (aka Long Tongue haha) acting is exaggerated that it pulls me away from the story since it's jarring and distracting. I understand this is based on a manga/anime but his acting is too comical here, especially compared to the othet cast. I guess the psycho role doesn't fit him.

Here we go again: Love at first (and second) fall. That's a norm for your good ole Kdrama romcom lol.

Oh you're still watching them during the tolerable phase. Wait 'til they confess to each other around the first 20 episodes. You will wish you can go back to their push-and-pull and bickering moments. I even posted a warning about that episode here lol. Can't find it anymore though.

1000000% YES. Super. Like it will make you want to destroy pillows and throw salt at the leads to tone down the embarassing cheesiness. I just couldn't watch those sickeningly sweet episodes without looking away lol. To me, it was kinda awkwardly done not like natural romance. But hey, I finished it by looking at the positive parts. Just make sure you have your fast forward button handy haha.

More than half the time, I kept wondering about what the hell is happening, which kept me watching haha. And here I am... watching the latest episode lol.

This drama is mocking my brain cells lol:
Brain Cells: Hmmm.... (Tries to understand drama.)
Drama: I don't need you.
Brain Cells: Huh!?!?

We should probably just rewatch it again since we can't find good ones. I miss that awesome trio and their dads.

I should check them out. I like Todome No Kiss, so I shall listen to your recommendations haha.

Same, dude. Same. Couldn't relate more. Cdramas=non-existent plot. Enjoy the fluff. Well occasionally, a drama like Go Ahead comes up. Highly recommended. Made me wish I had an awesome dad like the drama dad.

Chilbongie?!?! I thought the opposite thing happened. I mean there were a lot of Chilbong fans including me, so that ending made us angry. Actually, I couldn't even watch it. I should've done the same with this drama and both starred Go Ara. (Sigh.)

They couldn't have re-filmed it yesterday though. Even if the comments were from days before, the shooting constraints won't be able to change an entire episode script I would think.

Me too! And I just mentioned almost everything you said before. Less supporting characters and less episodes=save budget and time. Oh and most importantly, save plot! I don't know why this simple logic is not used in more Cdramas.

Haha I had to look up what ngl means. Romance is part of the plot, but the summary or the beginning of the story made it seem like it is much more than that as if it's going to focus about people with goals and dreams -- the start-up business. Thus, the title like you mentioned. I guess you and I expected more than just your average love triangle drama. I mean it is better than some dramas like that if that counts.

This is like the Reply series all over again, except the plot shouldn't have put romance at its core. It is about start-up businesses after all. So the shipping war makes less sense here when this is not like Reply where romance is the main focus.

I guess you could say the love triangle is misplaced, and I think the very reason is because the writer lost her focus towards the end (maybe she made a miscalculation or ran out of ideas).

I really love Ji Pyeong and halmoeni's relationship. That scene was the only scene that moved me in this drama besides the beginning when he first met halmoni when he was young.

I'm actually one of those viewers who doesn't take the romance too seriously. I came for the familly ties -- both the ones with blood ties (Dal Mi's family, especially her and her dad's bond) and the ones created through foster and care (halmoni and Ji Pyeong). I believe everybody in this drama (both leads and supporting) have their own arc. Ji Pyeong and halmoni, halmoni and Dalmi, halmoni and the mom, the two sisters, the sister and her self-exploration, Dosan and his dreams, Dosan and Dalmi, Ji Pyeong and Samsan Tech crew, Stephanie and her career change, etc. It's just a shame the writer decided to focus on the love triangle or romance towards the end when she could have explored all those arcs in more detail. She could've made it a slice-of-life story about following people in different walks of life and how their decisions impacted their here and now.

I'm still watching because of those small moving moments that made me want to meet and wish for people like halmoni and envy her loved ones who got to have her. And yeah, the interesting business aspect of a start-up company. I like the part where it feels like we are looking through the lens of both small and big companies.

Good question. Although this comment is 4 months late, I still want to give you an answer. In my 25 years of life experience, NO. Haha.

I watched (or dropped some) all the dramas on you mentioned, except for Ghost and Dr. Frost. Ghost has been on my list forever, so I should definitely watch it. I'm also glad you me mentioned Missing Noir M. I wrote a recap about it since it was that good (still waiting for season 2) but it was also very underrated because they don't have Hallyu actors, fluffy or cliche plot, and OCN wasn't that known yet at that time. It's still on of the best for me though.

True, but I just play games on my phone and look up to see if they're done with the fluff lol.