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So true! So many people are missing out on this. Someone should write a currently watching article about this drama.

So true about the smile! Look at his smile here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sz3iF8Zf-mI
I'm melting <3

I think this was only an excuse to hide their real intention. If money was the problem Viki should struggle as well. But that's not the case. And who buys new licenses right before a shutdown if there's no money? If money was really the problem they would have planned the shutdown long ahead and tried new things like raising the subscription rate to save it first.

I thought the reason for the shutdown is an open secret and already clear. Warner already announced that they want to compete with Netflix and will launch a new streaming serivce next year. They bought small niche streaming services like Dramafever and others and shut them down because they want to incorporate the content in the new big platform. They're really stupid to do so and don't understand us fans but that's the plan. I doubt Dramafever didn't do well. Rather the opposite.

That would be awesome! I'm still waiting for Korea to make a BL drama where the leads are gay. I think a cable channel could totally air this. They used to be very experimental with dramas.
China already started doing BL dramas but then the government banned BL :(

The first episode was amazing! I didn't even anticipate this drama so much. I only checked it out because I like the cast. What a nice surprise! It's super funny!

You can of course disagree. Everyone has different tastes. But for me her character is too much. I find manipulating others to reach your goals pretty evil and it's making it impossible for me to root for her. She feels like the type who would step over everyone and everything to get what she wants. In high school setting she could totally have been a bully. I wouldn't want someone like this to have around me in real life. It would have been completely enough to make her think lowly of the others in her mind and misunderstand them without lying, manipulating and even blackmailing. That would still have allowed enough character growth.

I'm pretty sure there will be romance. Seung Chan seemed flustered when they danced together and Shi Eun leaned on him. He either likes her already or will come to like her soon.

I don't like the female lead's character in this drama. She is so manipulative and condescending. The writer probably wanted to make her flawed so that they can show a lot of character growth but they failed really hard. They made her way too dislikeable. Her character is more fitting for an evil second lead who redeems herself later. I'm not rooting for her at all. They should have made Hye Jin the main lead instead. But the actress is doing a good job. Just the writing is the problem.

The fact that he's a chaebol means that he has to work even harder because there will be prejudice against him and some poeple will say he only got there because he is a chaebol and used connections or money or whatever. So I think this makes it not easier but even harder for him to prove his talents as an actor. His character in Eulachacha Waikiki actually portrayed exactly that very problem and I'm glad the writer of the drama included it. It's like the writer wanted to say to the world he's really working hard and people shouldn't be biased. Just because one is born into a chaebol family does not necessarily mean that one doesn't have the drive to work hard in life.
He got his first lead role in a big production after 7 years and I'm really happy for him that he is finally getting recognition. It must not have been easy.

Awesome article! I don't know anything about making a drama or movie so I never paid attention to things like colors before. I actually wouldn't have noticed the directing if you hadn't pointed it out. So thank you so much! I learned a lot through this article and I'm eager to watch the drama now. Please write more articles like this.

And here's another one with Chae Soo Bin aaah <3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q49rAWg1wY

It's so interesting to see how all these actors were in MVs before they became famous!
Yoon Gyun Sang and Chae Soo Bin were already in a drama together so I'm really hoping to see him with Shin Hye Sun next!

I found Yoon Gyun Sang together with Shin Hye Sun in a MV from 5 years ago!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoqXRGAExtU

Can I wish for a drama with the two as leads please?! Love them both so much <3

Isn't the scene that the guy who wants to be an actor plays at the audition the same that Lee Yi Kyung also plays at a audition in Eulachacha Waikiki? Haha

What if the sister is only pretending to be in coma? Don't know if this is possible but I feel like she smiled really creepingly in some scene. I really can't guess what's going on. Everything and nothing seems possible haha. I'm even still unsure if the female lead has some supernatural powers or if it's really only her subconscience. If it's the latter why did the child show her where the dead woman is and such things? She couldn't have known. Unless she's the killer. But she has alibis. Or it's not only one killer and some sort of organization (I remember the woman of the man who supposedly comitted suicide sent some text message and acted really strange) and Cha Woo Kyung is part of it but somehow forgot it, Or she is not part but somehow found out and forgot again because of shock. There are so many possibilites. Lee Eun Ho also feels really creepy but it would be too easy if he's the killer. We are only 10 episodes in. Or he's really good at hiding it and we will think it's not him and in the end it will turn out it was him after all. The man Cha Woo Kyung talked to the one who gave Lee Eun Ho the job also had a strange gaze at the end of their talk. I wonder if he also has something to do with the crimes. He also knows both places after all. I could find endless new theories. It's so awesome haha.

Wow. I'm blown away. I have no idea what's going on and I love it haha. Awesome drama so far! This feels totally fresh even though it's a crime drama and there are so many of these. Haven't watched anything like this before.

I wished the ratings in Korea were higher. This drama totally deserves more attention! And if it stays as good I want it to win some prize since the year end awards are coming up! But Less than Evil will probably steal all the attention. I haven't watched it yet so I don't know if it's good or not but I read that the ratings for Less than Evil in Korea are crazily high already. And it's also a crime drama and also from MBC so Children of Nobody will probably fall under the radar. Even if Less than Evil is really awesome I want Children of Nobody to get some recognition as well.

So true. She's an adult and it doesn't matter for how long she has been one. And I think she plays a 24 (? not sure if I remember correct) year old character and the male lead a 29 year old. So the age gap isn't even a thing in this drama. The real age of the actors shouldn't matter as long as they are both adults.

I knew some people would react like you. I have never commented on Park Seo Joon's looks before because it's not important. He's charismatic and can act and this is what counts. I even liked him before he became a mainstream success when I saw him in I Summon You Gold and I am in no way trying to bring him down. I just used him as an example now since I was already talking about What's Wrong With Secretary Kim. When we talk about looks I personally don't find him that handsome and I don't go around saying they should have casted someone more handsome on his dramas because I don't care about his looks. You can of course disagree and find Park Seo Joon handsome since beauty is in the eye of the beholder and there are certainly many people who will disagree. But there will also be other people who also think that he doesn't have the most beautiful face since it's impossible that everyone likes the same. But he has a good body and I have never seen anyone critizising his looks (which is how it should be because nobody should be critized for his looks). But when an actor has a few kilos more there are people who bash the actor. If he had less weight people wouldn't have said anything against him even if some people still wouldn't find him handsome. I'm just saying people should not judge an actor for his weight. One does not need to be a model to be an actor.

Totally agree! I love the comedy here so much.

Thanks for clearing this up! Sigh. I knew Korea cares much about looks and this is also why there is so much plastic surgery (sadly) but this is really too much. I hope things will change sometime in the future and people will accept looks out of the "norm" aka what the public claims is beautiful.

But this proves even more what a great actor Yoon Gyun Sang is if he still gets lead roles in a country that values looks so much and where he doesn't fit into the ideals.