The only reason people hate Top and love Ray is because Khaotung is a much better actor than Force. Because objectively speaking Ray has treated Sand far worse than Top has treated Mew.
Having said that, I hope Ray's breakthrough with the therapist translates into real changes in how he treats Sand. We only have two episodes left so I feel like it's going to be rushed and Ray's problems are so serious that it doesn't feel like enough time to deal with them properly.
I kind of hate that Boeing was introduced so late because he feels like a plot contrivance to keep Top and Mew apart longer and I'm reaching the point of being like just go your separate ways, you guys are too immature to be together.
What makes this drama special compared to other school dramas? try watching it twice and dropping it on eps 3,…
I asked myself the same thing because I normally don't like school dramas or fluff dramas but this one charmed the hell out of me. For me it's two things: the actors are adorable and charming and the main romance is sweet and healthy. They help each other become better people. The FL's ride or die love for the ML helps him to gradually warm up and become happier and more expressive by the end of the drama without ever losing his natural reserve. And he's equally devoted to her and cheers her on as she pursues her dreams. There's nothing else to the drama but sometimes you don't need a lot of complications to enjoy a story.
I loved the drama but I agree with everything you said about the wife. She was not treated well by Dong Hoon and she had legitimate reasons to be deeply unhappy in their marriage. She shouldn't have cheated but she's not evil, just someone who took a wrong turn dealing with a bad situation. I don't think the show demonizes her though. The oldest brother apologizes to her for failing to be the breadwinner and putting stress on her marriage and the brothers don't hate her for cheating when they find out about it. I thought how it all played out was very interesting. Hope the character is living a good life in the US if she can't be happy living with her husband.
I see people complaining about the 8.3 rating but I think that's about right even though I really loved most of the drama. The last episode was not good, it left way too many plot points dangling and wasted time on dumb comedy bits with the talk show and the prison scenes (as compared with the genius laugh out loud comedy we got in the first half of the drama). I loved the performances and chemistry between the leads but the ending was a huge disappointment.
The ratings here are SO not representative of the drama (judging on MDL scale) , it easily deserves more like…
I loved most of it but hated the last episode, I think 8.3 makes sense. Plus it's a weird little show, I can see a lot of people being super confused by the combo of zany comedy-disturbing thriller
Nah not everyone prefers the 2ML, ML was more honest as a character and funnier absurd dynamics with FL. FL who…
I also loved how the ML took care of her during her grandfather's funeral. He made all the arrangements and he was the only person who could persuade her to eat.
Yes, the cheap plot devices were thick and the writing got sloppy. In the beginning there was excellent comedy,…
I agree with both of you. The biggest sin for me is we never came back around to the deaths of Ye Bun's mother and grandfather after all the agony she and us as the audience went through when that was unraveling
My man Lee Min Ki became 100x more handsome in the last scene 🔥I'm swooning over him ✨
I always thought my attraction to LMK was a little weird (like him) but BYT woke up The Beast Inside the fandom. I'm loving all the threads drooling over him and I'm thinking I been knew.
Soon Woo would of died either way as the Shaman was already on to him
If Seonwoo had told Ye-bun on the phone about the knife then she never would've walked to the woodworking shop and alerted the shaman. Or even before that, when he first started suspecting the shaman he could've told Ye-bun and Jang-yeol. So he made bad choices too. But the only person responsible for his death is the shaman.
The shaman acting in episode 15 was really good and just creepy when he was really the killer side of him. Shaman…
Agree with all your points and I will add I doubt we get a proper final moment between our chaotic couple which is really too bad because I love them together. But I also rate this the best drama I've seen this year. When it was really hitting it was absolutely brilliant.
Having said that, I hope Ray's breakthrough with the therapist translates into real changes in how he treats Sand. We only have two episodes left so I feel like it's going to be rushed and Ray's problems are so serious that it doesn't feel like enough time to deal with them properly.
I kind of hate that Boeing was introduced so late because he feels like a plot contrivance to keep Top and Mew apart longer and I'm reaching the point of being like just go your separate ways, you guys are too immature to be together.