Useless Lies (2023)

Fofinho e reconfortante!

Ás vezes gostava de poder ouvir mentiras também.

Como assim demorei uma semana? Pensei que tinha demorado menos! Vê-se muito bem, quase de rajada se a vontade for muita, não é pesado de maneira nenhuma, conseguimos facilmente relacionar-nos com as personagens (algumas mais que outras mas pelo menos com uma delas relacionei-me À SÉRIA) e, à primeira vista, parece muito cómico mas tem a dose certa.
Muitos dos atores do drama anterior estão cá (incluindo o meu recente crush Seo Jihoon), montes de atores conhecidos (dei-me agora conta que já vi imensos dramas com a Kim Sohyun) e o Hwang Minhyun deixou de ser um mago com a espada à cinta para virar um produtor musical secreto (não muito longe da realidade dele).

Props: para a tartaruga/cágado, que teve um episódio em que fugiu do tanque e foi tão estúpido porque nunca seria possível a não ser que ela virasse qualquer uma das tartarugas ninja!
Fun fact: tanto este drama como o anterior tinham como tema o Tarot... Devo considerar isto uma mensagem do além?

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Sometimes lies are necessary ...

I'm kind of surprised at some of the harsh reviews with this series. I found this drama to be so fantastic from start to finish. Not only was it a great story to watch and travel along with, but the actors seem to be perfectly cast, whether being a protagonist or antagonist.
Min Hyun delivers such a great role as Do Ha, somewhat mysterious early on, but eventually opens the character up so we know him completely inside and out at the very end. His counterpart, Sol Hee fits together with him like a perfect puzzle, somewhat mysterious as well, but she too becomes completely transparent to us as things move along. So Hyun matures her into the perfect match for Do Ha, something that didn't seem likely when they first met.
The supporting cast were all great, each adding something in their own special way. You can't help but feel empathy toward several of them, particularly Kang Min and Deuk Chan, each for different reasons. Ji Hoon's character, while you knew he wouldn't win back Sol Hee, you really wanted something good to go his way, which eventually he seemed to be in a happy place at the end. Ji On's role, on the other hand, was the surprise of the series. He did such a great job shaping this character, so when things take a major turn, you can't help but be shocked. I think episode 14 was definitely the pinnacle hour of the entire drama. From that point on, the last two episodes are like a rollercoaster ride, giving us all the answers we needed for a very satisfying ending. The way the final scene ends, it brought us 360 degrees back to where it began in episode 1.
I think what Sol Hee says at the very end of the last episode sums up this series ... "People's hearts are as deep and mysterious as the ocean .... you can't tell what's inside just by saying true or false"

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