I agree with you but love makes us do stupid things. I think he fell so hard for Jian that he couldn't see how…
The problem with these shows is they intentionally play with the viewer by editing out some moments. I am positive that many things go behind the scenes and phone chat rooms.
After watching ep7: The truth game is always a breath of fresh air♥ However, the preview of the next episode always keep me on my toes! Every time I tell myself not to get attached to a certain couple, I fail miserably xD I still hate the fact that the number of the members is not even. It makes the solo person in a very vulnerable state.
if kyung hwan wasn't on this show it wouldn't be so badit's so hard to watchhe makes everyone uncomfortablegetting…
I agree with you but love makes us do stupid things. I think he fell so hard for Jian that he couldn't see how childish he was acting. Of course I'm not justifying his actions, I just hope he reflects on himself after this show and realize why he is still single.
"The Catcher in the Rye" is a story by J. D. Salinger. It was originally published for adults but has become popular among adolescent readers for its themes of angst and alienation, and as a critique on superficiality in society. The novel's protagonist Holden Caulfield has become an icon for teenage rebellion. The novel also deals with complex issues of innocence, identity, belonging, loss, and connection.
After watching the first 2 episodes, I dropped it. When the main lead choose to save his career by sentencing an innocent man (with a family) to prison for murder, I knew I wouldn't find this drama rewarding.
I am a huge fan of the movie "The Beauty Inside" and I was very happy to find a drama adaptation with more depth and humor. I can understand why it might have been boring towards the end, but to me it felt like saying goodbye to a child I raised.
The plot, the side-plots (including the high-school girl, the grieving mother, Se Gye's mother) and the script were all well-written. The interactions between the main couple was always interesting. The family meetings were so much fun, especially Do Jae's relationship with his sister. The performance of all the characters was so natural and refreshing.
♥: Lee Min Ki is an actor that always amaze me with his roles. He is an awkward person but he still manage to perfect everything he portrays. That scene in the car with the old man must have been very difficult to do, because it could have been seen as a comedy act without the right emotions and word expressions. I was in awe of how moved I was.
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The truth game is always a breath of fresh air♥ However, the preview of the next episode always keep me on my toes! Every time I tell myself not to get attached to a certain couple, I fail miserably xD I still hate the fact that the number of the members is not even. It makes the solo person in a very vulnerable state.
I decided to watch this because I'm a fan of Nam Da Reum so I hope we get to see more of him soon.
This is driving me crazy! I really hope MinGyu doesn't lose Jian *heart-broken* ♥
The plot, the side-plots (including the high-school girl, the grieving mother, Se Gye's mother) and the script were all well-written. The interactions between the main couple was always interesting. The family meetings were so much fun, especially Do Jae's relationship with his sister. The performance of all the characters was so natural and refreshing.
♥: Lee Min Ki is an actor that always amaze me with his roles. He is an awkward person but he still manage to perfect everything he portrays. That scene in the car with the old man must have been very difficult to do, because it could have been seen as a comedy act without the right emotions and word expressions. I was in awe of how moved I was.