Casting
The series started off interestingly. Unfortunately, it's unclear whether we should view it as a comedy or take it seriously. Both TaeHa and EunSae have separate storylines, but they're not given properly.
Even before the story, the casting mismatch bothered me. Jung Hae In, with his strong dramatic acting skills, deserved to be partnered with a better actress for the female lead. While I found Hae In's scenes realistic, Ha Young's acting, which is still unclear, unfortunately disconnects me from the scene. Sometimes her gestures and facial expressions don't synchronize with the dialogue, and sometimes they fall short of conveying emotion. Ultimately, I'm trying to watch what Hae In brings to the scene through his individual efforts, and I hope that in his next project he'll be with a partner who complements him and at least delivers acting at his level.
Even before the story, the casting mismatch bothered me. Jung Hae In, with his strong dramatic acting skills, deserved to be partnered with a better actress for the female lead. While I found Hae In's scenes realistic, Ha Young's acting, which is still unclear, unfortunately disconnects me from the scene. Sometimes her gestures and facial expressions don't synchronize with the dialogue, and sometimes they fall short of conveying emotion. Ultimately, I'm trying to watch what Hae In brings to the scene through his individual efforts, and I hope that in his next project he'll be with a partner who complements him and at least delivers acting at his level.
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