It was an ok tier drama, but nothing exceptional. I loved the actress in Wifty, and the cast is generally good, but something is missing. After finishing it, I’d give it a 6/10. It gets pretty boring, and while the chemistry was there in the first five episodes, the rest is a rapid downfall—too fast, flat, and dull. In the end, I wouldn't recommend watching it.
I droped at ep10. Honestly, the rushed pacing of the relationship ruins the experience for me, and I just don’t feel any chemistry between the couple. Sorry!
Although I truly appreciated the drama, the final minutes were deeply disrespectful to the 🍉. Including such content felt completely unnecessary and out of place. As a result, I am giving it 0.5 star as a form of protest. I believe that if we don’t take a stand, it’s like silently accepting the unacceptable. The only way to express our discontent is through actions like this rating. Every day, innocent children are being killed, and if we don’t act in our own way, it could set a dangerous precedent for other industries to follow suit. Hopefully, this will make others think twice before taking such actions in the future. Additionally, I am increasingly concerned that K-dramas may be influenced or shaped by American interests, which could further compromise their integrity.
Honestly, after rewatching it this movie has so many problems, like when the guy with the strawberries died, the girl knew she was going to get arrested and typed her name on the internet. WHAT'S THE POINT of telling her that she had killed the guy... it's so dumb... Another stupid plot choice: when they were fighting in the basement, she could literally have killed her... at some point, I'm sorry but there's no effort 🙃
It would be a real shame if dramas stuck to a "vanilla" approach all the way through to the end. It’s important to diversify and sometimes bring more maturity to relationships. When it’s done well, I don’t see the harm. The key is to avoid vulgarity because sensuality can be truly beautiful. I also find it inappropriate to harshly judge a work solely because of a few sexual scenes. A rating should primarily evaluate the story, characters, and writing. Judging a series on just this one aspect seems immature, sorry to say. Dramas often portray sex in an artistic way, with aesthetic and fitting scenes that align with the progression of relationships. When a couple finally forms, it’s perfectly natural for that relationship to be consummated. If some people see an issue with that, maybe the problem lies with them. Of course, if there’s no story and it's just continuous sex scenes, like in "ELITE," I understand why people might find it shallow. But here, that’s far from the case. So, for those who keep crying "porn" at every turn, maybe it’s time to reassess your priorities.