The overall chaotic vibeāfilled with chases, funny misunderstandings, and a lighthearted tone balanced with just the right amount of action and dramaāfeels fresh and engaging. The way the characters are introduced even reminds me of Guy Ritchie's style. The ML is far from being a typical 'green flag' or 'good guy,' yet he's complex enough to make you sympathize with him anyway. Casting Woo Do Hwan in this role was a perfect choice.
I have a feeling this drama might not be well received by the broader audience, as it strays far from typical K-drama conventions and has a more Westernized style. But let me say, if you're a fan of both K-dramas and Guy Ritchieās work, itās definitely worth giving it a try!
Please, letās break the curse on KBL actors and give him more projects ASAP. Heās truly talented and has a captivating presence. It would be such a waste not to give him a chance at more diverse roles just because KBL actors are often limited to BL projects. I can absolutely see him thriving in a wider range of roles.
Iām so confused this was so badly written? Am I missing something? Yeah acting was pretty good but that was…
Unfortunately, I have very similar feelings about this drama. The acting was top-tier, but the screenplay⦠not so much. It felt messy and unbalanced, especially for a drama with a slower pace. I usually love when things are subtle and not overly obvious, but here I found myself facing a lot of confusionāand not in a good way.
Every time Cui Shi Jiu shows up on screen, I can't help but fast-forward to the next scene or watch at 1.5x speed. I understand sheās an important character for the story, but I find her scenes so repetitiveāsheās always circling back to the same statements and anger issues. It just feels boring.
There is definitely a curse with this drama.With this quality of production and acting it could be very very good,…
Saddly, I have to agree. I feel like this drama had a great potential but itās just disappointing how itās been executed. Maybe itās too short (so it feels like always somethingās missing) or just badly written but it doesnāt make me confused in a way āoh, Iām so curious what happenedā, but more like āumm⦠okayā. Hard to explain.
Itās not very bad but itās just like the heart of this drama is missing. We have good acting and chemistry, we have nice cinematography, quite interesting premise. But after episode 2 or 3 Iām just loosing interest and getting more confused as the character development is non-existent. They made nothing to make me understand the characters and their actions and I love subtlety and spending hours on character analysis. It really hurts me :(
Iām curious now who Bai Jiu may be. He literally was able to use himself as a shield against the very powerful demon to protect Pei Sijing. And what about those leaves that fell off of him right after? Plus, his blood opened the entrance? Thatās super suspicious! Looking forward to his backstory.
Yess! I was kinda disappointed with the role he got in Dashing Youth but looks like here I can see a great potential for him to finally excel with both his visuals and acting skills.
I have a feeling this drama might not be well received by the broader audience, as it strays far from typical K-drama conventions and has a more Westernized style. But let me say, if you're a fan of both K-dramas and Guy Ritchieās work, itās definitely worth giving it a try!
Itās not very bad but itās just like the heart of this drama is missing. We have good acting and chemistry, we have nice cinematography, quite interesting premise. But after episode 2 or 3 Iām just loosing interest and getting more confused as the character development is non-existent. They made nothing to make me understand the characters and their actions and I love subtlety and spending hours on character analysis. It really hurts me :(