i'm a sucker for besties to lovers so these first two eps hurt me š„¹
Itās even sadder when you realise he actually likes Yeji and is being blackmailed into saying he likes Da-Eun. Thatās it for him now because the ML Soon-Jae is now in the picture and unfortunately, the damage has already been done even though itās not his fault.
I knew its Da Eun he likes but why is he doing these things to Ye Ji, to make Da Eun jealous?
Itās the opposite, I think. I suspect Da-Eun is blackmailing him into pretending itās her he likes. I didnāt peg her for the villain but itās looking like sheās evil. I feel for the female friend of the FL because Da-Eun is already messing with her.
Yeah, episode 3 makes everything clearer now. She has something on Soobin and is blackmailing him into choosing her. I think itās Yeji he really likes.
so what does Soobin actually want? he likes da eun fr real or just faking it to avoid Yeji?
After watching episode 3, I think Da-Eun is blackmailing him to say he likes her/go out with her. I didnāt see it coming but I think sheās the villain and sheās planning to mess with the female friend of the FL too.
I didnāt even know they had their own version. Full disclaimer, Iāve not seen the original either but Iām aware of the story. Iāll watch the Thai one first to give it a fighting chance and then Iāll check out the original version (at long last š ).
Can anyone recommend to me some good Thai dramas with straight couples. I thought this one was ok but reading from the comments youād think it was the worse thing ever made. Iām assuming this is because the commenters know of much better options out there. If so, please drop some recommendations.
Personally, (although not fantastic) this is the first non bl Thai series that Iāve watched that feels like a āsolidā mainstream production. The ones Iāve seen in the past are so bad, so much of a shambles quality-wise, that I always wonder how much money goes into them because they feel cheap and amateurish. But again, if anyone knows of any good ones by your standards, please do comment them here.
Starting to hate kdramas releasing on OTT. I mean what's the reason you can't drop entire episodes in one go?…
I assumed it was because the second half hasnāt finishes filming yet but I wonder why they didnāt just wait to finish all the filming before releasing. š¤
Especially āfoundā family, which is what all the leadsā desires boiled down to. Mok-ha wanted to be a star (the āand then bitā) because she wanted a family life that was just happiness and not full of fear and pain. Ki-ho wanted to runaway from his father because he wanted a family life that was happy and not full of pain. Ran-joo left her small town to make it big because she wanted to make a good life for herself. She later realised what she was wanting was love and people who she could trust. They each found this in the form of the Kang family. Their own self-made family which served as a healing place for each of the leads.
Let me preface what Iām about to say by saying this drama is REALLY good. 9/10 so far.
But I couldnāt help but notice:
This feels like propaganda/psa for the high Korean su*cide rate by labeling the victims as selfish who should have been able to endure it.
The lady who plays death is clearly a very capable and talented actress but the direction theyāve given her for the character feels at times like theyāre trying too hard to make the character seem menacing. I canāt help but think that with a different direction (maybe have her be more mysterious/face hidden) would have achieved the sinister, ominous tone that illustrates her authority without coming across as trying too hard to sell it to the audience.
The anthology style with each characterās life requires you to become invested in each character quickly and be able to move on quickly to the next character as the previous characterās story is wrapped up. I found I wasnāt always able to do this even though the supporting cast is excellent in their roles. For example, that mafia fixer guyās story was hard to get into for me and was over before I could get invested.
These are minor things though because the series IS excellent. The two main characters do a really good job. Especially the ML who inhibits the character(s) completely and keeps you hooked.
Itāll be interesting to see where they take the final 4 episodes in the new year. The premise is really engaging and unique and I have a theory about how all the stories tie in to the main character aside from the obvious link to the company he interviewed for. I think the school bully who went to prison will have a huge part to play in his final body/story.
I also noticed that the first episode mirrors another series Iāve watched previously that also involved corruption at the company the ML interviewed for but I canāt remember the name of the series.
Personally, (although not fantastic) this is the first non bl Thai series that Iāve watched that feels like a āsolidā mainstream production. The ones Iāve seen in the past are so bad, so much of a shambles quality-wise, that I always wonder how much money goes into them because they feel cheap and amateurish. But again, if anyone knows of any good ones by your standards, please do comment them here.
Iāve learned my lesson before.
I like the comment but why hood?
But I couldnāt help but notice:
This feels like propaganda/psa for the high Korean su*cide rate by labeling the victims as selfish who should have been able to endure it.
The lady who plays death is clearly a very capable and talented actress but the direction theyāve given her for the character feels at times like theyāre trying too hard to make the character seem menacing. I canāt help but think that with a different direction (maybe have her be more mysterious/face hidden) would have achieved the sinister, ominous tone that illustrates her authority without coming across as trying too hard to sell it to the audience.
The anthology style with each characterās life requires you to become invested in each character quickly and be able to move on quickly to the next character as the previous characterās story is wrapped up. I found I wasnāt always able to do this even though the supporting cast is excellent in their roles. For example, that mafia fixer guyās story was hard to get into for me and was over before I could get invested.
These are minor things though because the series IS excellent. The two main characters do a really good job. Especially the ML who inhibits the character(s) completely and keeps you hooked.
Itāll be interesting to see where they take the final 4 episodes in the new year. The premise is really engaging and unique and I have a theory about how all the stories tie in to the main character aside from the obvious link to the company he interviewed for. I think the school bully who went to prison will have a huge part to play in his final body/story.
I also noticed that the first episode mirrors another series Iāve watched previously that also involved corruption at the company the ML interviewed for but I canāt remember the name of the series.