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I think the drama has two directors. One who shot the rom com part and the other did the thriller part.

Yes. He got such long sexy neck and like us Sol also notices that. The camera panned into his neck when they fell on the bed together 🤭

Thanks. I grew up watching them. I am a malayali 😁

He exactly isn't one of the main leads. The drama clearly is entirely centered around Sol and sunjae and he is most probably part of the serial killer storyline which isn't there in the webtoon and just as a guy who likes the fl than a proper full fledged SML like usual kdramas.
We know enough about him and he has a background as an abandoned child. The drama is only half way through and for a supporting character we as audience know enough about him.

I didn't like the acting of namsoo in that drama. She was really bad. She was good in all of us are dead but unbearable as namsoo.

If you are into rom coms then up till ep 8, this is definitely one of the most well made kdrama rom coms ever with well fleshed out leads, amazing chemistry between the leads and the rest of the cast. It has right amount of comedy and romance. The romance is very deep and their love for each other is developed well. Both the lead actors fit into the characters perfectly both acting wise as well as look wise. They can easily look like 19yr olds as well as 34yr olds. The drama don't have unnecessary side characters and they don't waste too much time on side characters either. The entir focus is on the leads

His presence wasn't needed in ep 7 &8 so he wasn't there. I like that the drama isn't unnecessarily adding his scenes just for the sake of wanting a SML without any context and he appears only when he is needed and for the story to move forward.
He definitely ain't gonna be evil. We already have the main villain. I like that this drama don't waste time on side characters and the entire focus is on the leads and their chemistry and still there are no filler scenes or episodes till now.

Moon ga young hard carried that drama for sure.

Yes. I prefer my fav onscreen couples staying good friends and doing other projects than dating in real which mostly ends on a breakup and never to work together again.

One of the major reasons why everyone shipped the villain with namsoo is because of their offscreen videos. I heard they have known each other for 7yrs and are in the same agency.
I don't know if he does more skinship with hyeyoon or not but he was kind of same with namsoo as well. Don't know how he was with Kim yoo Jung during 20th century girl. Saw a BTS of hyeri crying and hugging him on the last day shoot of moonshine. So I guess he is generally a friendly guy and female actors look comfortable around him.

Agencies only give individual content of the actors and yt videos. They don't promote the drama as a whole. That's the job of the channel and production house and they put effort depending on how much they have invested in that project

We ain't guilt he is

Exactly. Just because op cannot imagine something like that doesn't mean every single person in the world is not capable of loving a single person throughout their lives. There will be numerous examples of that and in most movies esp asian and South Asian movies the leads are always each other's first and only love. Most intense romantic Indian movies have the same kind of love like these kdramas.

Exactly. A lot of idols have contract to not date till a certain point of time.

It's a Malayalam movie called 'ennu ninte moideen' traslated to 'yours truly, moideen'

Yes. Shershah is another example. There is a reason why people say love is blind.
Just because most of us cannot think of a man or a woman not moving on or stop loving somone even after a decade doesn't mean it's unrealistic or can't happen. There are living proves around the world for intense love.

It's a Malayalam movie called 'ennu ninte moideen' traslated to 'yours truly, moideen'

Those are fictional movies. The movie I am talking about is based on two real life people and the woman is still alive I guess. She was when the movie was released 10yrs ago.
Is Sita Raman based on true story?

In Viki sub, it shows 13th to 15th Jan. Let me confirm by rewatching it 😂

It's a pretty big mole.