Looking forward to this feisty FL staying spirited. I hope she does not lose steam as the drama progress like…
Which feisty female leads lost their spark? some examples? I mean when they become less feisty as the show shifts from comedy focused to plot focused, and both male and female leads become softer overall.
I have to say, I really like the ML here; such a breath of fresh air compared to the softer MLs we see these days. He's truly a tyrant, and I love it! I also adore the FL; she comes across as kind, talented, realistic, funny, and loud.
No shade to those who prefer those other MLs! just personal preference
i'm in the same boat as you and tbh i just zone out during the court politics parts if it doesn't directly concern…
The court politics are so interesting to me, especially the villains, and Kang Han Na's character is super entertaining from just the few scenes she's in.
The main plot like this is actually quite generic. But whatever, the most important thing is the execution. I…
I think it was more of a character writing issue rather than her performance in K2. I remember not understanding the hate for her acting in the first few episodes of K2, but yeah, her character and acting definitely went downhill as the show progressed. From what I’ve inferred, her strength lies in comedy. She was decent in Big Mouth overall but really shone in the comedy scenes.
I didn’t expect this drama to do well at all it’s top 10 on Netflix, maybe because nothing interesting is…
k-Romcoms on Netflix, especially those with at least one popular lead, decent synopsis tend to dominate in their first week. If they are funny, engaging, and backed by good production, strong chemistry, and no other competition, they often maintain their popularity throughout their run and even beyond. nothing groundbreaking is required.
Romcoms on Netflix, especially those with at least one popular lead, decent synopsis tend to dominate in their first week. If they are funny, engaging, and backed by good production, strong chemistry, and no other competition, they often maintain their popularity throughout their run and even beyond. nothing groundbreaking is required.
its fun, I'm having a good time watching this and rewatching w two worlds
I’m not a fan of the childhood bickering friends to lovers trope, but at least this time she falls first. And yeah, Jae Wook in a dual role is interesting; I like him, though I’m not a huge fan or anything.
The evil priest is by far the most intriguing character and the standout actor so far, lol. Honestly, who would have expected that with this star studded cast?
It's decent overall. I really love the beautiful cast, especially Regina Lei and Kang Mina, but the writing is quite disappointing. The fight scenes are decent though.
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No shade to those who prefer those other MLs! just personal preference
Romcoms on Netflix, especially those with at least one popular lead, decent synopsis tend to dominate in their first week. If they are funny, engaging, and backed by good production, strong chemistry, and no other competition, they often maintain their popularity throughout their run and even beyond. nothing groundbreaking is required.
its fun, I'm having a good time watching this and rewatching w two worlds