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it's a bit unnecessary to comment this under the article.
But yeah, it's a project that will not fit everyone :)
Anyway, Run On is for sure a fresh concept among the rom-com genre. Wish it was a little bit shorter OR develop some side stories more.
The ost was awesome, and as you said, the comedy was gold many times. The gif you used for the birthday party - one of my favorite scenes. It was just so all over the place but in the best way possible :)
Good luck with your project! For me it would be impossible to do. Once I dropped 3 dramas in a row from my ptw on one day, after watching just one episode for each hahaha
Glad you liked the article. Rather short, just wanted to share my experience with this 2nd chance challenge since i've been doing it for a year hahaha
He was doing a good job distracting me with his body in these tight clothes tho hahahaha
Yan Liang, Yue Pu and Chen Guan Sheng are either dead or alive depending on what the viewer want to believe. BUT one scene just ruins this ambiguous ending for me. The idea of the 3 being dead works only if after their death we witness them interacting only with each other or Chao Yang (since he was the center of the plot and we view the conclusion from his perspective/narrative). Then, as viewers we can truly question: are they alive and well or are they dead and Chao Yang is the lone survivor.
But then they do show us Yan Liang give the statement in the police station to two other cops except from Yue Pu. Including the two character who we are suppose to question if they are alive or not, interacting with other DEFINITELLY alive people just ruins it for me a bit.
It's like with Six Sense, by the end you like "holy shit, he truly did not interact with anyone except from the kid", but here it's another way around "but... they interacted with other people than the main lead".
With overall such a well constructed show, I just don't get why that scene was included. It was literally maybe 5 seconds of content. But instead of building up to the ambiguous narrative, it was straight false narrative, and it cheapened the ending for me a bit.
I do have a problem with writers adding other genres to romance and rom-coms just to fill the screen time to get these 16 episodes long format. Murder mystery there, business and politics here - and none of them is well constructed coz they were never the main plot lines, the romance is. So I end up with a good romance story, and mediocre supporting plot lines - and how to even judge a show like that, acing one aspect and completely flopping at the other.
Or like... the energy disruptions caused by sunspots awaking whatever was hiding the the deeper layers of Earth. They just dropped some hints at the beginning, but then never came back to this idea.
IF they showed a backlash towards his theory from scientific community, and him just going forward with it regardless, I would be fine. There are bad scientists out there. He would be Wakefield of drama world. But they showed him as a legit scientists with legit theory... when it was not.
For me the set up was weak and unrealistic so I just lost any interest in the show after that.
The gene is LINKED to specific set of behaviors. It's not a psychopath gene tho. It's also linked to other disorders, even depression. So it was misrepresentation of a scientific fact, which in my eyes is basically unscientific. Also, they kept using serial killer and psychopath interchangeably: WRONG. Planty of psychopaths that ain't killin anyone and are in fact quite successful. The fact that they presented a dude who claim all psychopaths are killers and breaking the law and removing psychopathy from the gene poll altogether would remove the crime from society as some genius that might get nobel prize was laughably dumb and insulting to anyone who ever studied psychopathy or psychology.
I sadly dropped it on episode 3. I was too "triggered" by all the psychological unscientific stuff. The 3 I've seen just left me angry. The psychopath premise was too dumb for me to handle. So even if the mystery itself was good, the world building killed my braincells.
One thing tho, I would not dismiss people who fast forward so quickly. If so many people felt the need to fast forward, chances are the drama itself is at fault, since it failed to grab the attention of so many of the viewers.