Excited for this!!! Look at them. They were the supporting characters in Stranger and now they're leading a drama together. But judging by the plot, it seems they won't have much scenes together coz one's a victim and the other an investigator. Still looking forward to this. Hope it turns out great!
Love this!! Been rewatching episode 1 and 2. Love how relaxing and fun this show is. It's also not all nonsense but reflects some reality as well. Excited for episode 3 and 4!!
Those freaking haters and those scum in the industry broke her and I'm so mad. They broke a bright young girl who's hardworking, talented, passionate, and full of dreams. I'm so heartbroken reading about everything she went through, but silver lining is that now she's finally slowly taking control and care of herself again. It's saddening that it had to come to this point, but I'm so proud of her for speaking up like that and fighting for herself again. I hope she gets all the rest, recovery time, love, and support she needs. I hope day by day, she also regains her strength to keep fighting, both her illness and the people who mistreated her. Sending all the love to Lusi!!!!
It really breaks my heart seeing her like this. Chinese beauty standards are just f*cking crazy, not to mention their people even criticize the actors and actresses for having an inch of fat on their body, and calling them ugly when they're clearly not. To them, all the actors and actresses must LITERALLY look like they're straight out of a manhua, with a skinny body, fair skin, and have so-called beautiful facial features. Seriously, their f-ed up minds infuriate me.
Lusi has been criticized since her early days, and even now, when she's trying so hard to "look better" and change her image presumably to get cast in more diverse roles, people still criticize her so much. I hate seeing her getting skinnier drama after drama, and I just want her to be happy and healthy. Screw what haters say, man. They can go F themselves. I hope Lusi starts prioritizing herself and her health and block out all those hate comments.
Excited to see Tian Xi Wei again! Enjoyed her drama New Life Begins, but wasn't quite interested in her dramas after that. Tried Wrong Carriage but dropped after a few episodes. Hope this good as the plot sounds like a fun one.
Excited with this cast!!! And so happy to see Cho Seungwoo back in a drama, albeit not the first main lead. Director helmed The Devil Judge, which is good, but the writers did Bulgasal............ BUT, they also did The Guest which is also good, so I'm slightly hopeful. Lolol
Though it's not a surprise to see more people liking the teen version more, I wonder if there are people like me who like the adults more?
Personally not a big fan of romantic high school dramas. It's just the way high schoolers think when it comes to romantic relationships that turn me off sometimes. But I gotta admit the teens in this drama have great chemistry and I do enjoy their scenes. But I'm far from preferring the story of their younger selves, and I like watching the adults more. Even though the adults are acting childish and petty. I love it. That's how adults actually are. XD Most adults don't act their age, to be honest.
Another reason I like the adult version more is because they have both been through a lot and experienced more in life. So naturally, their perspectives and feelings become more complicated and layered as they now have more concerns. Things are no longer black and white. That's why I like it so much.
Honestly, if the synopsis intrigues you, just go for it. I saw many criticisms but still decided to check it out,…
There are dramas that I think isn't even worth the time checking out the first ep, but I feel that this is pretty worth it. Heads up, though, there might be some explicit scenes in the first or second episode that might turn you off. I'm personally not a fan especially when those scenes don't add to the plot, but in this case, I think it really established those characters involved and their relationship, and how it contrasts with other characters.
I'm curious about her side of the story too. At first I really despised her and thought she was scary, but as the story unfolded, I kinda pitied her too. Jeongwon was right, they were both absolutely broken. But she really is manipulative as heck. She needs therapy. They all need therapy.
how come this has no buzz.. a bit worried to start
Honestly, if the synopsis intrigues you, just go for it. I saw many criticisms but still decided to check it out, and I couldn't stop myself from bingeing the entire show. It's not your usual mystery romance kdrama, and I'd say the essence of the plot is pretty heavy, but it's a good watch IMO.
what are you even watching here?you are getting so many things mixed up.ML never cheated it was FL's ex who was…
Not sure if that's the character of the ML in the novel since I never read it, but in the drama, the ML - Han Jeong Won, is a straight man. He is the one who asked the doctor to save the baby. The bisexual character is another guy named Seo Do-ha, whom In-ji was supposed to marry but got exposed, and went missing for five years.
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Lusi has been criticized since her early days, and even now, when she's trying so hard to "look better" and change her image presumably to get cast in more diverse roles, people still criticize her so much. I hate seeing her getting skinnier drama after drama, and I just want her to be happy and healthy. Screw what haters say, man. They can go F themselves. I hope Lusi starts prioritizing herself and her health and block out all those hate comments.
BUT, they also did The Guest which is also good, so I'm slightly hopeful. Lolol
Personally not a big fan of romantic high school dramas. It's just the way high schoolers think when it comes to romantic relationships that turn me off sometimes. But I gotta admit the teens in this drama have great chemistry and I do enjoy their scenes. But I'm far from preferring the story of their younger selves, and I like watching the adults more. Even though the adults are acting childish and petty. I love it. That's how adults actually are. XD Most adults don't act their age, to be honest.
Another reason I like the adult version more is because they have both been through a lot and experienced more in life. So naturally, their perspectives and feelings become more complicated and layered as they now have more concerns. Things are no longer black and white. That's why I like it so much.
Heads up, though, there might be some explicit scenes in the first or second episode that might turn you off. I'm personally not a fan especially when those scenes don't add to the plot, but in this case, I think it really established those characters involved and their relationship, and how it contrasts with other characters.
The bisexual character is another guy named Seo Do-ha, whom In-ji was supposed to marry but got exposed, and went missing for five years.