Saeko is a really interesting character with how much insecure she is and how she constantly self sabotaging while on outside she's acting extrovert, confident, energetic and happy, I can't recall any similar charackter to her in other shows I ever watched. It's really interesting to watch and analyse her psychologically, and actress is doing a very great job. She's definitely the reason this show is so engaging to watch to me and I can't understand why so many people are so annoyed, after all this show would be boring and repetitive if the characters were well adjusted healthy and "normal". I have to read this manga now
Yeah it's getting harder nowadays to differentiate, but there's no need this time since in credits for special effects they literally list only genAI program they used. It's sad and disappointing to me that so many people don't care about things like this because I always thought that special effects were the coolest part of filmmaking
Like we didn't learn anything about her I wished they talked more together, learning about each other's power…
But than maybe they would have to think about another plot as she'd know the whole context- that he normally don't have any threads, and she wouldn't be worried that this only thread he has means he's expiriencing isolation that is a manipulation tactic in abusive relationships so idk... I'd like to know more about her anyway haha
This drama is very simmilar to Countdown to Yes that came out ealier this year but I liked this much less. It just felt chaotic for some reason, I think they didn't include enough interactions from a manga making MLs love less belivable. I don't think it's a good adaptation
I wasn't prepared to see ugly and unnecessary ai slop scenes in production with such great cast... My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
The plot and acting was okay, but the way some scenes were shot was... peculiar (like those pov scenes are so unnecessary and made me feel uncomfortable lol). Idk I guess I don't vibe with this director's filming style
I didn't like the manga I would even say it's the worst thing I read in a long while so I wasn't expecting anything checking out this series but suprisingly it's better than I thought- not good but at least it's not as bad as manga lol Mostly because Ai in the series is better, in manga he had such a bad personality and was sooo anoying plus autor drew him in such a wierd way.. like he looks like a child...
After all the things he did and the scriptwriters still tried to make Krit look like a good guy?
Imo despite how crazy and stupid his breakup plan was, at least his behavior makes sense- since he's young it's only given he is still emotionally immature and he lacks communication skills and this is his first relationship so the fuckups are normal Maybe if he had a larger group of close people to talk to, they would have talked him out of this wierd plan, but no, he only has Mochi who has a crush on him and beef with Rin, so of course there was no one to help him get his shit toghether I'm not saying what he did was right I would have hard time forgiving something like this if I was Rin but from viewers perspective it's at least understandable and he has a lot of room for growth so if the show is well writen his development could be really interesting to watch
Is it just me or that scene where Krit stops Rin to "clear things up" and while disputing with Mochi three of them just stand there like 🧍♂️🧍♂️🧍♂️ is so unintentionaly funny? the stiffest argument in history lmao
the ages of the actors is getting younger & younger, guess this so they can be thrown under the bus when something…
tbf the actors in the 2016 version were similar in age I think I never finished the original series and after watching a few eps of this new version I'm dropping it as well, buuuut comparing the two versions - the original one was more edgy and problematic (like no-consent scenes and getting drunk) sooo at least in that regard there's progress- that they're not making such young actors act such innapropriate scenes ?
2nd episode was also rock solid. But what i dont understand is why the dad always sided with Kaphrao more than…
Also he's so stupid for not even explaining why he's bringing a new kid home and who she is etc instead he left his daughter alone to assume and overthink like He's suprised there's conflict he himself caused
Seo HanGyeol is so pretty I can't focus on what's happening when she's on the screen and have to keep rewatching her scenes lol She's acting really good, what a shame she's primarily a stage actress I'd love to see her more
K-Drama 
Maybe if he had a larger group of close people to talk to, they would have talked him out of this wierd plan, but no, he only has Mochi who has a crush on him and beef with Rin, so of course there was no one to help him get his shit toghether
I'm not saying what he did was right I would have hard time forgiving something like this if I was Rin but from viewers perspective it's at least understandable and he has a lot of room for growth so if the show is well writen his development could be really interesting to watch
I think I never finished the original series and after watching a few eps of this new version I'm dropping it as well, buuuut comparing the two versions - the original one was more edgy and problematic (like no-consent scenes and getting drunk) sooo at least in that regard there's progress- that they're not making such young actors act such innapropriate scenes ?