uhhh i can kinda see the appeal of this series with its interesting premise, but it's just soooo so not my cup of tea ..
From the very start I've always disliked relationships based on lies, but I was interested in seeing where this might go. This was until I got to ep3 where Kant was essentially engaging in NC s&m play with Bison for his undercover mission, I'm not sure if I'm being overly sensitive, but Kant really did not look like he enjoyed that at all. This just crossed the line for me
Imagine in a room with Yeon Si Yeon (weak hero class), Kim Ui Gyeom (One: High school heroes), Yoon Ga min (Study…
I mean tbh SiYeon is smart, but he isn't the best at fighting. Put him in a room with these fighters who probably won't dumbly underestimate their opponents, he's not likely to win at all. Haven't watched Shark 2 so won't comment. It would be a duke out between KUG and YGM probably, but I don't rmb ROHSH well enough to comment on who might win
was waiting for beom seok's redemption arc and it never came. dude just spiraled and got worse, didn't think he'd…
Yeah he really spiraled faaaar, i was quite shocked tbh even though i knew sth was up with him even before he started this downward slope .. It made sense he had no redemption arc, some people just don't have nor deserve to have one
at yotha’s age, yes i would tbh. i was kissing everybody and anybody, especially if i had been drinking BUT…
Oh yeah Yotha definitely did Gun so wrong for many things, but considering the way he grew up and the trauma he's carrying, i'm not surprised he's got some crooked ideas of love and relationships. Can't really apply the same standards to everyone can we?
Unexpected gem, this series is just full of cute moments, we have 3 main couples, but also loads of adorable side couples. 1st couple is more happy-go-lucky while 2nd and 3rd couples are a bit more mature and angsty. But what I really love is how these 3 stories are intertwined so smoothly, it really is a masterpiece with no over-dramatic or unnecessarily cliched moments
So like I've always been curious, is the end scene in s1 (with the guy cutting SY's painting and looking through all his work), was that FKY?? Like I know we've also seen FKY slashing a few of SY's artworks in s2, but it was never actually clarified what happened in that scene
Also sidenote, wth that last episode was so damn romantic?? DC: SY you're a genius, you like flying high up in the sky, while I prefer running on the ground SY: You're right, wherever you run to, I will fly there too like omg?? quotes of the century right here
I haven't finished s2, but I totally agree, it seems s2 is more like an extension of s1 instead of a continuation if that even makes sense. I love s2, but it just wasn't as gripping and exciting, and I felt that there was a lack of focus on the relationships between the characters, something I always look for in series. In s2 there is a more obvious focus on psychology and the human mind/feelings whatnot that ShenYi analyses, which is interesting and all, but I did find myself drifting off quite a bit and losing focus when watching s2.
About DuCheng, I found it quite funny that sometimes it seems he contradicts himself, especially the scene where ShenYi tries to find out more about the age of the Min Xu or sth before they all found out the girl was sus, and DC was like you shouldn't get obsessed with everything, but then shortly after DC was also like, if there is anything suspicious we must get to the bottom of it. Like, by now, don't you trust SY enough to know when he thinks sth's odd, it means that sth is odd??
I haven't seen much of Fang Kai Yi, so can't say much about him yet, but he seems set up to be a mirror of SY's potential 'dark side'? I could be completely wrong about this. I honestly love when they explore the potential darker sides of characters, which I think they tried to do with SY with a lot of hinting from the criminal suspects (e.g. Ao Li), but they don't really explore this? It's more like little hints everywhere but no actual depth to this plot point
From the very start I've always disliked relationships based on lies, but I was interested in seeing where this might go. This was until I got to ep3 where Kant was essentially engaging in NC s&m play with Bison for his undercover mission, I'm not sure if I'm being overly sensitive, but Kant really did not look like he enjoyed that at all. This just crossed the line for me
ok FaifaWine stole my heart
why was DC smirking at the end?? who was that SY doppleganger??? i just lowkey got Banana Fish ptsd flashbacks from that scene ..
Also sidenote, wth that last episode was so damn romantic??
DC: SY you're a genius, you like flying high up in the sky, while I prefer running on the ground
SY: You're right, wherever you run to, I will fly there too
like omg?? quotes of the century right here
About DuCheng, I found it quite funny that sometimes it seems he contradicts himself, especially the scene where ShenYi tries to find out more about the age of the Min Xu or sth before they all found out the girl was sus, and DC was like you shouldn't get obsessed with everything, but then shortly after DC was also like, if there is anything suspicious we must get to the bottom of it. Like, by now, don't you trust SY enough to know when he thinks sth's odd, it means that sth is odd??
I haven't seen much of Fang Kai Yi, so can't say much about him yet, but he seems set up to be a mirror of SY's potential 'dark side'? I could be completely wrong about this. I honestly love when they explore the potential darker sides of characters, which I think they tried to do with SY with a lot of hinting from the criminal suspects (e.g. Ao Li), but they don't really explore this? It's more like little hints everywhere but no actual depth to this plot point