So, every week I find myself in this endless cycle of hope and frustration with this drama. Episode 9 was another letdown, though at least they confirmed that Kim and Wan did sleep together. Kim knows that Wan loves her, and Kim is clear about her feelings for Wan. Wan also knows that Kim loves her. So, why is Kim marrying Marwin? Why can't they just have a real relationship?
Surely Wan isn't that clueless. Does it really need a time capsule letter for her to fight for Kim? The writer's goal seems to be creating the most angsty storyline ever, but all us viewers are feeling is frustration. The plot isn't progressing—it's just stagnating.
But hey, they did succeed in keeping us tortured viewers watching this trashy series week after week, hoping they wouldn't waste our time.
Don’t listen to the negative comments; the drama was solid with a good story. I was entertained throughout all 16 episodes. All the subplots worked for me, though I'm a bit iffy about the second male lead. You won’t waste your time watching it, and I loved how the last two episodes wrapped things up. Some might complain about it being too draggy, but not me. It provided a level of closure that most K-dramas these days don’t offer.
most frustrating series ever, each episode just feel like struggle. And they going to push a Marwin and Kim weeding for Wan to finally step up and confessed. Time to officially drop
Questions ? 1. Is it good trash or bad trash, like Elite was trash but really good trash for the first 3 season 2. Is it over the top like penthouse and escape of the seven 3. What's setting if it westernize, based in korea ? based in england ? school for foreigners ?
Dokrak and Pam, as well as Toon and Minnie, have way better chemistry than the main couple. Their connection is just so flat, even toxic. Wan treats Kim badly, and Kim just blindly devotes herself to Wan.
This isn't Squid Game or Alice in Borderland. The best recent comparison is Pyramid Game. It's not some big bad or organization to blame like in Squid Game. Instead, it's like Pyramid Game in the sense that the players are doing it to themselves and engaging with the class/ranking system. The players are making their own choices; they have the power. There aren't any rules about hurting someone, but there aren't any restrictions on helping either. They chose the violent route; the system was designed to pit them against each other, but they made that choice. Even in the ending on the 1st Floor, he chose that path.
Additionally, regarding the class system, the players themselves know it's not unfair; they choose their rooms, so you can't blame any dealer, only themselves. In the end, the system was fair and honest—just not the fellow players.
This is what I need from a Gl series, I was given more in one episode than whole of the 11 episode snoozefest of 23.5, The acting the emotions, the arguments, the dialogue was great
Wow, that was good! I can't wait for season 2. I'm glad because I was losing all hope for the GL series. Sure there is more being released each year, but all are low quality, low budget, with bad acting or extremely short GL series. One minor caveat: They should have gotten Freen and Becky to reprise their roles and fully capitalize on the fanbase gap
Surely Wan isn't that clueless. Does it really need a time capsule letter for her to fight for Kim? The writer's goal seems to be creating the most angsty storyline ever, but all us viewers are feeling is frustration. The plot isn't progressing—it's just stagnating.
But hey, they did succeed in keeping us tortured viewers watching this trashy series week after week, hoping they wouldn't waste our time.
https://watchasia.to/club-friday-season-16-love-bully-2024-episode-1.html
1. Is it good trash or bad trash, like Elite was trash but really good trash for the first 3 season
2. Is it over the top like penthouse and escape of the seven
3. What's setting if it westernize, based in korea ? based in england ? school for foreigners ?
Additionally, regarding the class system, the players themselves know it's not unfair; they choose their rooms, so you can't blame any dealer, only themselves. In the end, the system was fair and honest—just not the fellow players.