can you tell me where it shows both are connected? i didnt noticed and I haven’t watched study group yet
Apparently, they are in the same universe.
But the reason I said that is that in Study Group, a student who is adamant about studying but only knows how to fight promises his mom he will never use his fighting skills. He gets enrolled in a school famous for having students who behave like thugs [imagine episode 2 of Teach You a Lesson], knowing it's the lowest-performing school in the area where he can excel, but still fails and forms a study group with kids who don't participate in school, and they have a weird fight to get higher on the rank activity (not in school rank terms). And in the end, the group fights bullies, and it's high-action comedy drama.
The last line summarizes my feelings: for some reason, a good binge-watch always makes me truly see if I like a show or not, or was it just the hype? But this one, even on binge-watch, feels amazing. It is a complete experience that I will never forget either.
i waited till i enter my 'back to liking kdrama phase" to watch this; love both actors; been waiting for a…
it's not the makeup Kdrama using excessive skin blurring beauty filter it's also present in My Royal Nemesis to a extend that it hard to read Heo Namjun's expression sometimes.
The wait & binge-watching were so worth it. Absolutely loved it. Byeon Woo-seok was such a good choice for the role of Daegun Jagha; the grace and command he carried in this role are amazing. Lee Ji-eun (IU), what a delight to see her in this character; reminded me of her character from Del Luna. Even Gong Seong Yeon as Daebi Mama; her arc was really good, though the excessive use of a skin-blurring filter was crazy, but the costume *chef's kiss* and the assistant, especially when they switched their personality, matched so well. edit: GOD, how can I forget the amazing OST
Love him. The first time I watched him was in Snowdrop, and I became a big fan of his acting. Then it was in Death Game, then The Frog, then As You Stood By. For the most part, I have watched him in good roles, so I had no idea he was famous for his villain portrayal; that's why AYSB shocked me. But I absolutely love his versatility. Also, is it only me who thinks JI CHANG WOOK and he can play brothers so easily?
This is the best thing I have seen in a kdrama since the beginning of this year. Whoever chooses this pairing, you deserve a hefty bonus+raise. God, this is good. Now, how to wait every week is the question.
Except for me, I feel like nobody is enjoying this drama. All I see is negative comments... When a new episode…
to me it feels like there is lot of spam comment like I read someone reviewed the full drama [which had only 2 episode out] in the comment section and it was copy pasted multiple times. MDL is has toxic comment section even some of really amzing drama has this kind of weird review, Now I only come here to read the synopsis see the airing schedule and numbers of episode and cast list I don't rely on the review here. especially a lot of village based dramas, slice of life especially, slow burns has amazingly bad reviews in comment section. But I'm seeing better and positive response in theards and reels
on episode 2, and you know who I don't trust, the childhood friend. why you ask? Look at that damn HAIRSTYLE, it reminded me of the Babel group CEO from Vincenzo
This is my very first time watching this drama and I'm at the end of episode 18 where Jung hwan confesses, it so heartbreaking especially what he did after. But what caught my attention was how Deok Seon reacted while he was confessing. She looked a bit uncomfortable as if she want him to stop cause she doesn't want to give an answer and that looked like a no. After he said why he confessed she got a bit relief but at the same time bit worried as if what she will do if it true. But that doesn't stopped there everytime the door swings open Deok Seon kept looking at the door hoping it's Teak entering and Jung Hwan also noticed this.
Love how subtly it was communicated to audience how Deok Seon has moved on from her crush on Jang Hwan
Edit: watch that scene again it also felt Deok Seon was grateful and felt a bit reminiscent of the past feeling she had for him and I do think that she believes his confession was really that why she felt uncomfortable to give an answer
But the reason I said that is that in Study Group, a student who is adamant about studying but only knows how to fight promises his mom he will never use his fighting skills. He gets enrolled in a school famous for having students who behave like thugs [imagine episode 2 of Teach You a Lesson], knowing it's the lowest-performing school in the area where he can excel, but still fails and forms a study group with kids who don't participate in school, and they have a weird fight to get higher on the rank activity (not in school rank terms). And in the end, the group fights bullies, and it's high-action comedy drama.
[Wait, it says Study Group is in the shared universe; what does that mean???]
edit: GOD, how can I forget the amazing OST
You're BTS ARMY 100%
Love how subtly it was communicated to audience how Deok Seon has moved on from her crush on Jang Hwan
Edit: watch that scene again it also felt Deok Seon was grateful and felt a bit reminiscent of the past feeling she had for him and I do think that she believes his confession was really that why she felt uncomfortable to give an answer