Replying to Vincenzo Cassano • May 23, 2022
Title Master of My Own
Because the genre has romance and comedy, therefore romcom. I haven't watched it but the description implies the…
Out of all the dramas, I really love Go Ahead. The drama held so much meaning and touched upon many social topics such as mental health and different types of familial relations and friendship. It's very heartwarming, and many say the beginning reminds them of Reply 1997. I especially loved the relationship between the 3 leads or "siblings". Be warned, some found it "incest" which I find absurd, but I guess it depends on the culture of that particular viewer. For e.g., I learned that most Indians found it weird for the leads to fall in love bc they started as "sibling" relationships and in their culture if they refer each other as, non-blooded, brothers/sisters then it's for life meaning there won't be romantic feelings evolved. But in Chinese and even in Korean culture it's different. "brother/oppa" can referred to as blood sibling, husband, friend or bf. I also liked the details and meanings/symbolisms from their actions or what they say as well as the use of background detail. For e.g., the pictures on the ml's childhood bedroom, the goldfishes (that has symbolism), even the shoes they wore. Although romance wasn't enough for me, but the kisses and hugs, sigh I really loved it. The way ml hugged fl was different from other hugs i've seen in other dramas. I won't delve too much in case you may want to watch and I spoil too much. Seven did wonderfully in Go Ahead, Steven as well. Song Weilong is still very much young and inexperienced but I can see the potential that has yet to be tapped into. There may be some awkward acting on his part, but there are some scenes that he did pretty well, I wouldn't pick any other actor to play LingXiao. Overall, I think the cast was picked wonderfully. Be warned, again, you may need tissues as this drama will bring you a roller coaster ride of emotions.
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