I know she'll probably end up with the father of her daughter (the writer).
It'd be nice to have more dramas that don't force the main lead to end up with their first love or ex because they just needed to work out a misunderstanding.
There aren't enough dramas where characters meet a perfect stranger (no childhood connection either) and start over with someone new.
I was rooting for the gym teacher, until her daughter started to crush on him, and now it's become an awkward love triangle... That flashback was way too brief!
Love your casting ideas, I'd love to see Outlander adapted as a kdrama too, such a great article! :) Yoo Ah In and Song Hye Kyo even had a photoshoot together and they looked great together. This reminds me of another article of adapting The Handmaid's Tale to a kdrama too, which would equally be great I think.
It’s ironic. If there’s competition between a beautiful boy and a beautiful girl for the attention of the…
Yeah, the only other drama I can compare this one to is Strong Woman Do Bong Soon, where it's just rumored that Min Hyuk's character is gay and his assistant uses that rumor to get Bong Soon to be Min Hyuk's bodyguard and there's some comedy that ensues because of that.
The big difference there is that the second male lead isn't secretly gay and falling for Min Hyuk the entire drama. There's a horribly stereotypical gay worker at Min Hyuk's company that's sad when he finds out that Min Hyuk isn't actually gay, but they don't spend the entire drama building up that character's romance in a serious fashion.
Called the ending for Jin Sung. But Tae Wan, what the heck. Did he get more than 10 minutes of screen time in…
lol me too, but a lot of the show just evoked feelings of frustration, annoyance and disappointment for me. The director and actors clearly did the best they could with the material they were given I think.
I'm sure Jin Woo doesn't get to be a model anymore for that show he auditioned for, but it's not like the writer actually cares about the actual gay characters in this story to even give us that information. I'm so bitter about this show guys...
What even was the point of this show? I have no idea... buried under this massively flawed script was potential for a good story deep down there somewhere, which might be the most frustrating part for me.
Why tell this story? and in this way? what was even the moral of the story? Did they decide to film a first draft? because some scenes I thought were very poignant and good while there were just huge, gaping, glaringly bad writing decisions in other parts.
I hope Lee Hak Joo gets a career boost and a male lead role from this project at the very least. Because as it stands, like most viewers here, he was the only reason I continued watching this show. I still am in disbelief with the way all the events unfolded.
The role Lee Hak Joo is supposed to have played looks and sounds nothing like him. It makes me wonder if he was offered the role and then they went with a different actor, cause it's definitely not him, so I don't get why everywhere online says it was one of his breakthrough roles. Maybe if he underwent plastic surgery and had a voice change? The flashbacks begin in ep 10 and 11 btw.
It'd be nice to have more dramas that don't force the main lead to end up with their first love or ex because they just needed to work out a misunderstanding.
There aren't enough dramas where characters meet a perfect stranger (no childhood connection either) and start over with someone new.
Also, haven't we all moved on from using homosexuality as a comedic device? do people honestly still think this is funny?
The big difference there is that the second male lead isn't secretly gay and falling for Min Hyuk the entire drama. There's a horribly stereotypical gay worker at Min Hyuk's company that's sad when he finds out that Min Hyuk isn't actually gay, but they don't spend the entire drama building up that character's romance in a serious fashion.
Why tell this story? and in this way? what was even the moral of the story? Did they decide to film a first draft? because some scenes I thought were very poignant and good while there were just huge, gaping, glaringly bad writing decisions in other parts.
I hope Lee Hak Joo gets a career boost and a male lead role from this project at the very least. Because as it stands, like most viewers here, he was the only reason I continued watching this show. I still am in disbelief with the way all the events unfolded.