I don't want to be insensitive or anything but what exactly is the problem with this drama? Haven't we had dramas that took place in this timeline before? I know Chicago Typewriter was one.
It's a shame because I waited for this show ever since it was announced especially when they revealed the leads would be Jung Hae In and Ji Soo.
I know one drama got cancelled last year, I forgot the name of it. But because of that people were like cancel Youth of May and Snowdrop even though they hadn't aired yet.
I just thought of this but I feel like JW's dad a cop. Because at the start of the show, she was being bullied by the students over something her dad had done and she was also being harassed by the cops. One of those guys came back later so didn't they know her dad was an undercover cop? So what was the point of all that stuff at the beginning?
Umm I did enjoy this and originally I was going to give it maybe like a 9 but some things made it lose points for me.
I would have preferred MJ not being the killer. We didn't get an explanation to why he let JW live and he had plenty of opportunities to kill her. He also could have just let her die when GJ was trying to kill her and PD. But he didn't, he rushed over there despite the risk of getting caught by the cops. They showed that he did care for her. Like was it he wanted JW to kill him?
Personally for me, MJ was pointing the finger at GH while GH was pointing the finger at MJ of being the killer. They could have stuck with that and instead maybe have TJ or somebody else being the killer. They did all this and the big reveal was MJ. His type of character would be the most obvious choice and that made it disappointing!
Now was PD's death really necessary? That literally came out of nowhere!
Another amazing Kenshin movie, not surprised. I think the only thing that I'm let down by is that I would have liked to seen how he became Battousai. I felt like that's where they should have started at then they could have skipped to the first scene of the movie.
I wish in the 2nd season they just ditched the Love Alarm, and talked like decent human beings. That would be…
I can kinda understand that. The app was cute at times but I feel the only one who didn't always rely on it was HY. Like I understood the purpose of the app but it was not always great to have, it caused a lot of drama.
Okay, I never understood because I've never seen anyone explain why they like SO so much. Do people actually like his character or is it more because they like the actor? Because I honestly don't like SO and don't understand all this love for him.
I see people complaining about Hyeyong and Jojo being selfish? Like hello? Why was Sun-oh not putting you off…
Agreed because people keep saying HY never made a move and they need to stop using that against him when Jojo had a boyfriend at the time. You would make a move on someone whose in a relationship? And when he did finally get an opportunity, SO took advantage of the situation once again by getting Jojo alone with him to test each other's love alarms.
Okay... There are a lot of things that I want to talk about.
So I actually finished this season yesterday. The first three episodes made me feel like it was slightly better than the first season but it still felt weird to how they started it off because of where things ended last season. Now the last three episodes? It felt a little all over the place.
Here are my biggest issues on this season: SO still being a man-child. His character did not improve at all from the first season. This season he was harassing Jojo, caused trouble for her again and was in a relationship with someone that he shouldn't had been with considering he didn't feel the same towards her. Plus he was always relying too much on the app and he was always being selfish. But I felt he got a little bit of character development in the last episode which was disappointing it had to take that long. But for his ending, he should have just chosen to focus on himself, not be in a relationship until he betters himself as a person, then he'll find his special person someday.
The issue with his parents did not get resolved. Because his mother tried to harm/kill him shown in a flashback in the first season. And that still pisses me off because he had the nerve to call HY a terrible friend or something like that, right? He really gonna act like HY wasn't there for him all that time? Then the fight scene this season, SO did nothing but repeat what HY said. He did not care how his actions affected others especially Jojo.
Was the killer/Jojo's stalker really necessary? He was there like for 2 episodes. I get they were have Jojo improve herself and face her problems head on instead of running away like before but couldn't they have done that differently?
There's more I want to talk about but I just wanted to get these thoughts out now and I still haven't decided what my final rating will be.
i don't think it's a terrible casting.. coz this emphasised that the mother and the daughter has an uncanny resemblances..…
@Hime @YgShyn123 I would understand about the brother but here's the thing... The king has a portrait of the late queen, that's why it bothers me even more.
Now I love this show so far but does anyone feel it might a terrible casting for KSH as the mom and I don't mean this in a bad way! It's just really bothering me on how they're not recognizing GJ when she looks exactly like her mother. The maid realized it after certain things GJ had done just like the princess. The king recognized her eyes. I do not understand how OD and her brother didn't recognize her... Or is OD just pretending not to know her because his father told him to live like a fool?
Okay so I'm wondering... I saw this tweet that talked about there wouldn't be a loveline between JG and SJ because this drama will focus on her dating SH during high school. Now when I saw that, I felt that wasn't fair to just focus on one couple considering how many people I see shipping her with the second lead.
So does this mean there would be a second season focusing on JG and SJ? No spoilers by the way because I don't know a lot about this story!
It's a shame because I waited for this show ever since it was announced especially when they revealed the leads would be Jung Hae In and Ji Soo.
I know one drama got cancelled last year, I forgot the name of it. But because of that people were like cancel Youth of May and Snowdrop even though they hadn't aired yet.
I would have preferred MJ not being the killer. We didn't get an explanation to why he let JW live and he had plenty of opportunities to kill her. He also could have just let her die when GJ was trying to kill her and PD. But he didn't, he rushed over there despite the risk of getting caught by the cops. They showed that he did care for her. Like was it he wanted JW to kill him?
Personally for me, MJ was pointing the finger at GH while GH was pointing the finger at MJ of being the killer. They could have stuck with that and instead maybe have TJ or somebody else being the killer. They did all this and the big reveal was MJ. His type of character would be the most obvious choice and that made it disappointing!
Now was PD's death really necessary? That literally came out of nowhere!
So I actually finished this season yesterday. The first three episodes made me feel like it was slightly better than the first season but it still felt weird to how they started it off because of where things ended last season. Now the last three episodes? It felt a little all over the place.
Here are my biggest issues on this season:
SO still being a man-child. His character did not improve at all from the first season. This season he was harassing Jojo, caused trouble for her again and was in a relationship with someone that he shouldn't had been with considering he didn't feel the same towards her. Plus he was always relying too much on the app and he was always being selfish. But I felt he got a little bit of character development in the last episode which was disappointing it had to take that long. But for his ending, he should have just chosen to focus on himself, not be in a relationship until he betters himself as a person, then he'll find his special person someday.
The issue with his parents did not get resolved. Because his mother tried to harm/kill him shown in a flashback in the first season. And that still pisses me off because he had the nerve to call HY a terrible friend or something like that, right? He really gonna act like HY wasn't there for him all that time? Then the fight scene this season, SO did nothing but repeat what HY said. He did not care how his actions affected others especially Jojo.
Was the killer/Jojo's stalker really necessary? He was there like for 2 episodes. I get they were have Jojo improve herself and face her problems head on instead of running away like before but couldn't they have done that differently?
There's more I want to talk about but I just wanted to get these thoughts out now and I still haven't decided what my final rating will be.
So does this mean there would be a second season focusing on JG and SJ? No spoilers by the way because I don't know a lot about this story!