Kelekat

They showed the wheels turning, which is why I mentioned the hand break. That's what I mean about paying attention to details.

Survival instincts kick in when you're in near death situations. Do you really think you wouldn't automatically try to go out the passenger side if your door wouldn't open??

You just don't see this kind of sloppiness in kdramas. I man, you do every now and then but it's not the norm. With Chinese dramas one of the biggest most consistent flaws is their failure to pay attention to the details - both from their writers and from their directors.

I enjoy Chinese dramas but I'm just sick of seeing this level of sloppiness in their work. Especially when they've got high quality actors like Yang Yang taking the roles. It just frustrates me that they don't get to work with better.

"Should be" criminal doesn't mean it is though. I believe that's the first commenter's point - that he hadn't actually committed crimes (other than what was specified). Was his behavior immoral and unjust, sure.

I haven't watched it yet. I'm just reading the comments to see if I'd be interested but based on both of your comments it sounds like he doesn't actually do anything that would get him locked up.

The more I watch this scene the more disgusted I'm getting. The car is rolling forward but she doesn't think to pull the hand break? Like who tf writes this bs! The writers and directors should be ashamed of themselves for airing this crap.

EP 3 - the flooded tunnel scene...ummmm....it's not like the car has only one door. She can't open her driver's side door, okay - although I have no clue how a rear-end impact suddenly led to a damaged driver's side door but whatever - but she doesn't think to simply open the passenger side door and get out that way instead??? Seriously???

Chinese dramas piss me off with this stupid shit. Even if the writer is too lazy to pay attention to the details shouldn't the director have seen the gigantic issue and done something to address it? Had this been a kdrama netizens would have had a field day.

That right there is a big red flag for me in terms of my expectations for the rest of the drama.

I was already getting antsy. There's enough chemistry happening between the leads for it to come to a head already, but I've seen from the comments that it takes 3/4 of the drama before they finally reconcile and get back together. That tells me there's a whole lot of crap that's about to be thrown in just to drag this out, which just seems like overkill since there's already such a huge chasm for them to overcome in the first place.

So I told myself maybe my usual binge method of watching won't work for this so I should break it up a bit and watch in spurts...but then I get to this stupid flooded tunnel scene and I just.....UGH!

OMG is there really a movie called I Want to Eat Your Pancreas! LMAO! I bet money it's Japanese, am I right?

Slow burn could mean they get together around midway or at the very end. We're talking about 40 episodes here. Luckily I did some digging and found out they don't become a couple until ep 32. I'm really glad I found that out early on before getting too far into this.

Okay I watched it. I have to agree with the previous post - this was bad. If I'd been told it was done as a high school or college freshman project I'd say it wasn't terrible and was actually a pretty decent effort but, as it is, it was bad.

I'm sorry but that old, no-neck having, cartoon character-looking guy they chose to play the SML was NOT a good decision. His look alone is annoying as hell. He seems way too old for the role as well. The extremely low budget for this drama is already difficult enough to ignore. Having to ignore how wrong he feels for the role too is just shy of asking too much from me.

Oh hell. So a bunch of hypocrisy and aversion to realistic characters with depth. Got it. I'm looking forward to this one. The only thing making me drag my feet at this point is my aversion to second leads and clearly the SML plays a big part in this one. Why or why must they always write in second leads into these dramas? UGHHH!

Before the fiance' made her appearance all of the acting was fine but she showed up and her face is like porcelain, or maybe she just had botox treatments or something. Literally not a single expression shows on her face! Seriously, not a muscle moves. She's not even that pretty either.

The father is a selfish asshole to sell off his son that way for a business deal. Like the guy hadn't already been through enough in his life already. At least he got his shit together later on though.

This mini-series surprised me. It was cute and enjoyable. More than expected. I really liked that once the back-story was solved and resolved they didn't just stop there but went back and refocused attention on our main couple and development of their relationship. That was refreshing.

I think this is the best - unbiased - breakdown/summary I've read so far after skimming through all these comments for the past 30 mins. I haven't even started watching yet but already find the comments about the ML being toxic to be absurd. I think I've only ever suffered from SLS twice ever (and I can't even remember which dramas they were) but I definitely don't see it happening here either. In fact, what's making me hesitant to watch this now IS the fact that there's a SML who clearly doesn't back down easily. That's a MAJOR turnoff for me so I'm not sure if I want to start this right away anymore.

Anyway, I really appreciate you for posting this. It helps me prepare myself and make my decision on whether or not I should start, which is exactly what I was hoping for.

I have a question. Can't she just say she needs space to deal with her feelings??? Like why is it on him? I haven't even watched this yet so I may be way off base here but why is he a jerk when SHE's the one who's hurt and continues to be around him. Is he forcing her to be there? I don't get it.

I haven't started this yet but from the vast disparity in feedback I'm getting the gist that it's actually not that the drama is bad but that the people who are so strongly against it may have been looking for more of a c-drama romcom than a k-drama romance. They also seem to be a younger, less-mature viewing audience. The comments come across as very shallow - as in the real depth behind the story and characters was completely missed.

It's so wild because literally every single one of the people I actually follow on here have positive things to say about the drama and the ML. I only just happened to notice that actually.

This is what sold me: https://mydramalist.com/profile/Noidz_/review/300819 Feel free to check out my review ^^

Yeah, I'm definitely going to have to check this one out.

I'm glad you posted this because your comments explain the disparity in feedback. Seems like this may have been for a more mature audience too. It almost sounds like people went into this expecting a typical C-drama romcom and not a K-drama romance. I haven't watched it yet but after reading some of the more in-depth reviews, that's the impression I got. I just finished rewatching One Spring Night. I think watching this now would make sense as I'm in the right frame of mine. Had I just finished something like When I Fly Toward You then I may feel a bit taken aback trying to watch this now. Does that make sense?

LOL! In Korea a lot of restrooms are outdoors.

LOL! I love that you said, "don't judge." You like what you like! Good for you!

I'd actually like to see a lot of this cast in more roles. They all did a really good job. They've got the looks and skills for it too. They did a great job with this low-budget web drama so I can definitely see them doing well with more to work with. Not just the main leads but some supporting characters too.

Okay I'm definitely gonna check it out. Thanks!

Okay I'll check it out. How was the series itself, any good?

Actually, I don't see anything wrong with you being disappointed in someone not understanding and appreciating their own natural beauty. It's a difficult thing to watch. You aren't bashing her here. Using Michael Jackson as an example made your point too as the man was good looking before he did that to himself and it was similarly disappointing watching it as it happened to him.

We just wish people could see the beauty in themselves that seems so blatant to us. Am I right? You're sad.

I don't know what she looked like before and haven't even watched this yet but I could just feel the frustration in your words. You totally want her to know, not to hurt her feelings, but because you wish for her to see herself better, without that false mirror telling her what beauty should be.