I think this is good and engaging so far. I'm pretty sure it's a complicated case involving almost all the characters, most likely including several villagers which is why they all want the ML (who's the 'Snow White') gone. Almost everyone is obnoxious in some way but it's realistic.
I'm on episode 6 but it's safe to say that I do not like this at all. As soon as the story picked up pace, there have been a plethora of logical holes. And it's filled with a LOT of empty scenes. Apart from Yoon Kyesang and Go Minsi's characters, almost everyone else is uninteresting/frustrating to watch.
So her and her alter are falling for both guys. I love this. If the writer goes about this with good intentions…
Interesting. But I can imagine it being controversial with viewers if her 2 personalities are simultaneously in separate relationships. I guess the writer is avoiding this by making the FL break up with the ML right at the start.
3 episodes in. It is extremely slow-burn, I'm waiting for the pieces to connect and a climax to happen. Tbh, it's not very gripping so far and I feel the urge to FF at points. I will definitely be mad if the payoff isn't satisfying lol.
Tbh I was turned off by the poster, it looks cartoonish and almost bad. But the long trailer actually seemed promising and SMA is always cute, so I'll check it out.
eunho ruined the story, and the actor has so bad acting damn i cant stand it
Yeah, not to be mean but I don't even know why he has a lead role in this show. He's bad in everything I've seen him in and while he isn't that horrible here, he still sticks out like a sore thumb in a cast of good actors.
So the FL is working as an announcer and her other personality is a parking attendant. The character description says she's ambitious and also works on the weekends. Assuming she's doing full time, the alter has to work at the night shift... Isn't that extreme overwork? I won't be surprised if she discovers her condition because she collapses from exhaustion
this may offend some people here but i want to say thisjung so min is really good in the the comedic scenes and…
Tbh that's what I felt when she broke down at the playground and it took me out a bit. But to be fair, the character's behaviours are very jarring due to her mental state and it's hard to pull that off.
Tell me you don't have "Asian" parents without telling me you don't have "Asian" parents, but in all seriousness…
Er, I am Asian and have Asian parents, who were very "Asian" in almost every aspect. I can imagine my parents being worked up in that situation but in no way will they start beating me as a grown adult, much less with vegetables lmao. I've never heard of any Asian parent do that to their 30-something child. I've seen many similar scenes in dranas and I find them funny sometimes, but it was just a tad distasteful watching it go on and on.
Hmm, it was all good until the FL met her mom. Apart from the overreactions, the violence is borderline ridiculous. Why am I watching a mom slap two grown adults with leeks, for what felt like 15 minutes straight? I sure hope this isn't a running thing in the show.
The FL switches between being a working announcer and a scholarship student? I thought people suffering from DID switch personalities unknowingly. Then how does she do her job and maintain the scholarship at the same time?
And what the heck is up with all these comments? On a simple article about a premiere date??
Very promising so far. The female leads are entertaining together and I like the marital struggles depicted. I really like that the rookie lawyer is actually professional, competent and learns fast despite being green and stuck in a job she doesn't like. Frankly, those "cute" but completely clueless/unprofessional rookies in workplace dramas (like in The Auditors) really get on my nerves. Working with people like that irl is far from cute lol.
Apart from being a charismatic actor, I think he's very handsome. He looks like a mix of Leslie Cheung and James McAvoy. Like I would love to look like that lol.
A story of twisted people who can totally exist in real life. It explores obsessive and ruthless behaviours, and how social media causes the exacerbation of such problems. While the overarching plot may be reminiscent of other thrillers (mainly a certain hollywood movie), it is darkly entertaining and reflects emerging societal phenomenons.
And what the heck is up with all these comments? On a simple article about a premiere date??