Kookely

Same. I watched Snowdrop but never managed to finish it, despite really sincerely wanting to give it a benefit of the doubt (and also for Hae In). Jisoo's acting didn't impress me and at times even gave me second hand embarassement. I think it was too deep and heavy a topic/theme for one of her first lead roles and she wouldn't be able to handle it.

I like her as a person and she's my favorite out of BP (though I'm basically a casual listener and not a stan).
Despite her being my favorite I can still be objective. And despite me not liking her performance in Snowdrop I still want to watch this and give it a chance, cause again, I like her, I like the premise and of course Seo In Guk.

And how about a ✨️child connection✨️? present...?

They couldn't go for a DAY without it

She had so much job dobe she's barely recognizable from her old pictures or old work... and to me personally, her face isn't likable at all. That's just my opinion, of course – as I'm not obliged to like every single actor or actress there is, and this actress I'm simply not a fan of and never liked her in any drama I watched with her on the cast.😕 I wish there was a different FL to a story that is already one of my top favorites regarding the USA original... But I might suck it up for BIH and PSH if I'm strong enough 😂😅

Frankly I can say that I expected basically everything crucial that happened in the first episode. And I'm not kidding... 😅 Even when they show the reporter sitting with his back towards the huge window to the street, I was like "naaah I wouldn't feel safe unprotected like that... someone is going to smash the window and attack him?" and I was ALMOST right 😅
Furthermore, it makes no sense at all for him to sit with his back to the light source for his work. After all, everyone always sits at their desk facing the window, not with their back to it, so as not to cast a shadow over their workplace.
And it was clear he'd be a goner, it only didn't cross my mind that the girl would turn out to be killing him.

I'm just starting episode 2 now...

And so far I agree with what you've written here and I've had the same issues with the same acpects, been noticing the same details as you. They got me confused halfway through because nothing about this trio so far seems empowering and cohesive with what we've assumed it's going to be about. And the fact that we have to see one of the leads fleeing a crime scene AGAIN and hence we'll be presented with these 3 characters ultimately bending and avoiding the law for their own sake while also being the representatives of it... AGAIN... is quite disappointing. It's too soon for me to call it quits already, but I'm fairly frustrated.

Sounds so far like something we've seen a million times... 👀

And also, I feel like Jinyoung keeps choosing similar scripts. Or the scripts choose him 😂😂🙏

and don't forget a very precise accident at that ☝️

and yes .. there are quite few people saying that the show kept them guessing right until the end and they didn't have a tip for who the killer was... I respect that. But at the same time I can't wrap my head around it.

I would also prefer to see more of those aspects that you listed.

Right, I felt the same way. It's not that I wouldn't want to ship them, but their chemistry felt more like on a friendly, partnership or comradeship kind of level, not romantic. I didn't sense any spark, any tension.

I'm overall a Sooyoung's fan as a part of Soshi, and she's great. But something is always different about her in her dramas. I also get distracted by her lips (no, not in THAT way...) and the obvious botox job. I don't judge, but I don't like it either and it's disruptive for me when I watch her in a drama.😅

right?😭❤️‍🩹

THANK YOU 🙏 I've been saying this and secretly holding for this since day 1. To me they had much better chemistry than with ML and their developement would've been so intriguing.

Most of us are on the same boat on this ... it's way too bad 😅😂

Same here mate. I felt this way since day 1 🥲🥲🥲 not for some guilty pleasure or whatever but because it would overall be much more intriguing and would make sense with enough developement.

You are right, he absolutely isn't.

He played a lead role in a BL drama and in a recent historical drama.. He's been serving in military before, so I hope more opportunities come to him now, he is truly charismatic on screen and deserves recognition! :) <3

I say yes, YES, give me more of this man...

You are saying that he will be kind and gentle? My heart is already bleeding for him knowing that he will play the second fiddle... Ahh I'm still looking forward to it no matter :')))

Thank you I don't see him(atleast his writing) be praised enough😭🙏

I walked into this already knowing this actor from other dramas I had watched, so I was compelled by that a bit. But ever since the beginning it was clear that he didn't deeply agree with his father's opinions and decisions and that he cared about Sena despite not being able to admit it to her or himself, and instead keep teasing her (without even acknowledging being the cause of her suffering at school or regreting it). I felt like they could've had such good developement and chemistry with each other if the writers were to do it right and use the material they have at their hands properly. And it seems they did. I sensed true potential between those two characters (not neccessarilly romantic) and I never thought of him as irredeemable despite the flashbacks we got. He was clearly a grey character. I truly hoped that he'd end up changing his mind about it all, and apologizing and being on good terms with her. From the comments I'm understanding that he did end up somewhat that way? I don't think I'll finish watching, so I don't mind spoilers actually 😅

I suspected her as soon as she appeared on screen.... I truly wanted to be wrong for the sake of my own thrill 😅

It is a plot hole. Plus the stab was supposed to be so precise that it should've basically been someone skilled.... but it was just a mentally ill girl.