Nins

i actually hadn't minded this at all. the 12 episode format was perfect for this storyline, and i don't think, despite how central the legal battle plot was, that i ever felt like it was 'dragging' or that they were overdoing it. the twists were cohesive and the build up wasn't perplexing or overwhelming for the viewer.

the actors were great, and it's always nice to see familiar faces like kim hyunjin & kim wonhae! do laik's actor, kim jaeyoung, was actually part of the first kdrama i've ever seen, so seeing him again, this time as the main lead, was really thrilling. although the romance was really subplot, both actors did well with the script they were given. it was adorableeee! :>>

to finally wrap it up, there are many things that i'd do differently in terms of plot, romantic chemistry, etc. . .i think the acting sometimes felt a little too well-behaved and cordial, and i could almost hear the director's instructions in the way the actors were performing.

i'm glad i gave it a chance!