Gone

I've only seen 2 episodes because YouTube decided to randomly recommend it to me but the Flex section and dating section had to be the best part of that whole talk show. I didn't know I would describe two middle aged men as adorable but here we are.

I hate law related dramas. They are recycled content over and over again. But I want to watch a drama and a lot of people said this one is good so I'll give it a try.

Seriously. With the way they are writing this drama, they make it seem like it's a 100 episode drama ._.

I personally think that match up would have been better but since they took a different approach, I also wish they would develop it faster. I don't understand why we need a unnecessary love triangle when they could spend it on developing the side character relationships and try to give us a clear reason on the motive of the fake homeless girl. I really hate it when K-drama do this. They have so much characters that needs attention yet they spend all their energy on the useless cliches.

I've some to confirm that he is just a bad actor lol

Yeah, we need more screen time although Won Seok got more screentime than Won Jae who is getting scraps too. There is literally only 4 scenes of him and the girl. They are also very short like an average of 3 minutes.

Hyun Soo deserves some credit. I never seen a drama where they show you a rich guy who take cares of his building the way he does. He could hire people to do those type of jobs but instead, he cleans the toilet personally, takes out the trash and recycle, water the garden, etc. There is a strange humbleness in his acts.

Does anyone else think the eldest brother look like Ateez Seonghwa? They have a small resemblance.

I'm calling it what other people called it lol It hard to give it a name if you know what I mean.

I'm only in ep 2 but I'm hoping there will be less poop humor because it's lowkey ruining the drama for me. However, this drama have something I love the most which is side characters. I like when a story focus not only in the main character but the side characters too, giving them their own story. I'm really looking forward to her brothers development and their own romance.

The first episode didn't do it justice but the more you watch, the more you start to enjoy it. At least that happened to me. Lemme know if it changed for you.

Me during first episode: Okay, seems like a low budget drama with questionable scenes but if I look past it, it's seems alright.

Me after I finished 2nd episode: Deserves more viewers. I can't believe this isn't part of the top airing section.

While it is great, I gotta admit, it still have its flaws. Most of it comes from the fact it's only 10 episodes.

The texting moment was unnecessary and could have been covered up flawlessly. All they needed to do was make her trust the messages without suspicion
Another dumb moment is how he kidnapped her near a expensive looking area that have surveillance. There is no way an apartment like THAT doesn't have millions of camera around.

Just finished watching episode 6 and it frustrates me to see nobody taking our male lead problems seriously. His telling his girlfriend that he feels like he is getting stalked but instead of hearing him out, she literally defends people she never met before. I also feel like this showcase how men are never taking seriously when they feel paranoid.

I don't mind the fact they are ignorant. What I do have a problem with is the naive card. It shouldn't work anymore. Eunseom whole life flipped upside down in few days. His tribe got enslaved, tortured, killed, betrayed... yet he still this naive? How can they portray Eunseom as someone who is quick to adapt and can come up with strategies but fall for obvious trickery? Like when Ipsaeng lied and said Taegon is his brother, Eunseom asked him what color is his blood which he answered red.... it felt like he noticed the fact Ipsaeng is a big liar yet the author like forgot about it during life/death situations. A bit of wariness wouldn't hurt. Or when he pretended to be Inashingi but wanted to bail out. They made him seem like a child! They could keep him innocent without making him stupid is what I'm saying. Someone who still believes in people but realizes the heavy consequences. That would be a development but instead he is worse than he was in part 1. I hope season 2 does his character justice.

I actually have a lot to say about this, both negative and positive but I'll just say one thing, they did Eunseom DIRTY! Worst character development in this whole series. I hate it. I thought the writer would at least make him a bit smarter and less naive but nope, we are back to square one. It's like they didn't even try with him. Saya had better character development than Eunseom did but Eunseom is the protagonist. They truly pushed him into the side with Mubaek.

I don't know why but I enjoy watching their historical ones. However, I get sick of that genre after over doing it lol got any recommendations for modern day Chinese drama?

I've only watched 3 episodes but Jin Goo acting performance lately have been lackluster to me. Even his most famous one in The Crowned Clown felt meeeeh. Like I've seen everything he have to offer and I'm just not impressed anymore. I don't know what's happening since I don't follow him closely yet his acting feels very predictable. It lacks emotions.

It's a shame but you could try other countries drama like China? Or Hongkong? They have that old school feel of K-drama and yes, I hate it when it's all about the ratings although I don't know if Americans care about ratings considering a lot of their viewers complain about the final season of their TV shows. Well, if it's trash, it's trash. You are entitled to that. I just wanted you to know it's only one drama ;)