Vitor

If you'll allow me to recommend two of his works, I recommend My Annoying Brother and It's Okay, That's Love. If you still think he's a bad actor, then I think you might just not like him (and that's okay). 100 Days My Prince not only is he bad, everything in that drama is bad, but his character was supposed to be robotic, emotionless, so I think you should give it a chance ^^

I'm very calm, im not mad. Sorry I just asked why this is important. If you didn't act childishly, you would have asked this question to begin with. Good Night

And why does the order of names matter so much to you? They'll have their own series, they'll have a leading role, why is the order of names more important than that? Please stop being childish. An actor wants to act, wants to be able to showcase their talent, the order of their name on a random website is irrelevant to anyone other than the ego of some childish fans.

eles tem ate agencia juntos nao tem?

I really hope Ben get better in acting for this series

“"Gyu Ho"—The only thing I left on the lantern, my two syllable was love. That was my only wish.”
Go Young.

You could have summarized your review to "I didn't like it because I thought one of the actors was ugly", it would have been the same and saved you time.

One thing that remained open. Did Thi go back to Bangkok after his master's degree? Did he come back permanently?

The impression that comes from your review is not that the series is simply not your style, but that you are a bitter person. Not saying you are, just the impression you got from your review.

I understand, after a while I just stopped seeing things too painful. There are series that are sad, but realistic, I like them. But if the series is unrealistic, a fantasy, let it be happy ashuashauhsa. Something in the Rain is a kdrama that is unrealistically sad, conflicts that wouldn't exist in real life for example. Things like that I don't force myself to watch as I used to. That's why I completely understand you haha

I love them all too, and I partially agree with you. Although I love things that escape my reality, I think it's important to show that even in a series, what happened to me can happen to the characters. Maybe if the character gets over it, it might give me a boost to move on. That's why it's important that there are realistic series. What we can't do is say that a series is bad for being realistic, it can't be bad just because it showed the reality of many people, because it may perhaps give them a lot of strength to go through the same. If you like unreal series, just watch them you know? . Since the beginning of "I told sunset about you" the series was realistic, when Oh-aew left his boyfriend (who was their colleague), for Teh. How many times have we exchanged a person who did us good for the person we loved and in the end, the person hurt us? In the end most series are realistic, we only choose what to take from them according to our needs.

Just a detail, a paid special. It is worth remembering this detail.

Most reviews with low scores are from people who compared the show to a 10-episode bldrama with 40 minutes each. We have to see Mr Heart as a film and judge him as such. We have to think: They did the best in the time they had ...
And no: they threw it all at us and it didn't make sense.
Be fair.
Mr Heart is a film / mini drama that presents a subtle and light story, it is the typical drama that you will look at several times and will not get tired of. Have fun guys.