I personally don’t even care much about the Jeong Yo plot line either. Pi O's family is the one stressing me…
Serious therapy and they also need to leave Pi O out of their useless beef. They are stressing the dude out.
Him having beef with Pi O's mother is not reason enough to not do the job you've been paid to do. He should be grown enough to separate his personal life from his work life. Or better still if he knew he couldn't do the job je should have stood his ground and not accepted the job, simple as that
I'm enjoying the drama but I'm getting sick and tired of Jeong Yo's plotline with those loan sharks and his bum ass father. The whole thing irritates my soul. Then mix it in with Pi O blowing hot one minute and cold the next, the whole thing stresses me out and i watch dramas to avoid being stressed.
Another thing that irritates me is the music teacher. His job is to teach and direct his students yet when Pi O plays despite the fact that he knows that something is missing from his performance, instead of him to work with Pi O to find out what is missing he just gives him a generic compliment and moves on. If he doesn't correct him, Pi O is not going to know what is wrong and will continue to make the same mistake. Mr Do needs to step up.
The grandfather and the mother also need to find something to occupy their time instead of messing with teenagers. They are both too old to be doing all that.
I don’t hate this drama by any means, but I won’t lie, it confuses me how it’s so highly rated when the…
Yes, it bothered a lot of people but i remember when this drama was released nobody was allowed to say anything bad about the drama. If you did, you would be labeled a 'hater'. It was honestly crazy
The first episode was a snooze to get through but from episode 2 it starts to get kind of good. I found myself actually enjoying the series. Then they decided to spend 3 episodes on a cooking competition and that's where they started losing me. Anytime they showed the King taking a bite of a food for the umpteenth time and then they would do those food transitions, i found myself sliping a little from reality. Them showing it in the first couple of episodes was fine but then they just refused to stop. They would do it over and over and over again and it just got a little too much.
Then they tried to cram so much within the last 20 mi nutes which is insane. They spent 3 episodes on a competition and then 20 minutes or less on their reunion in the present day. That was just crazy.
I enjoyed this drama a lot, it was a bit funny and not too heavy, and all the actors were really good.
However, if i had an issue with the drama it would be the romance. Where did it suddenly come from? I understand that they probably planned to include it at some point but deciding to just drop it in the last episodes without any previous romantic connection was definitely a choice and it was a bit jarring to say the least.
At first, i thought it was more of a means to an end sort of thing. But then they kept bringing it back again and again and that's when i realized that they were really serious.
I thought their dynamic would be more found family than romantic interests but maybe it was just me who couldn't read between the lines. Also, i guess there's only so much that can be done with 8 episodes.
Given that this is an office and his is in the audit team there is no such thing as misunderstanding. If he filled…
I'm not talking about the filing of the report, I'm talking about when he was talking to his ex girlfriend(?) on the staircase. Someone saw them there and I'm guessing its Joon In Ah, that's why she moved him to the misconduct team (team 3) and she told him that he was perfect for the job despite just meeting him and also the fact that he was already an ace in team 1. But this is my speculation, that's why I'm going to keep watching to see how it goes
I love love love love Shin Hae Sun and also Gong Myung ( i watched a drama of his and since then I've been a fan) but what i absolutely cannot stand in my years of watching kdramas is the "misunderstanding" trope. Where either of the main the characters sees the other doing something and then jumps to conclusion about what was seen and then the misunderstanding is dragged through mud till it gets annoying and unbearable. In fact i cannot count how many dramas I've dropped because of it.
Buuuuutt, I'm willing to give this a couple more episodes to see how it goes because i actually enjoyed watching this episode.
So what? If we like it or hate it...you heard about Types or tastes? If yes, then don't talk like that as it's…
While I can go out and watch something I like, I'm also allowed to comment on things I watched and hated, that's how the world works. Also how am I supposed to know whether I hate or like something without watching it, and if I hate it I'm allowed to comment on it same goes for if I like it.
Him having beef with Pi O's mother is not reason enough to not do the job you've been paid to do. He should be grown enough to separate his personal life from his work life. Or better still if he knew he couldn't do the job je should have stood his ground and not accepted the job, simple as that
Another thing that irritates me is the music teacher. His job is to teach and direct his students yet when Pi O plays despite the fact that he knows that something is missing from his performance, instead of him to work with Pi O to find out what is missing he just gives him a generic compliment and moves on. If he doesn't correct him, Pi O is not going to know what is wrong and will continue to make the same mistake. Mr Do needs to step up.
The grandfather and the mother also need to find something to occupy their time instead of messing with teenagers. They are both too old to be doing all that.
Then they tried to cram so much within the last 20 mi nutes which is insane. They spent 3 episodes on a competition and then 20 minutes or less on their reunion in the present day. That was just crazy.
However, if i had an issue with the drama it would be the romance. Where did it suddenly come from? I understand that they probably planned to include it at some point but deciding to just drop it in the last episodes without any previous romantic connection was definitely a choice and it was a bit jarring to say the least.
At first, i thought it was more of a means to an end sort of thing. But then they kept bringing it back again and again and that's when i realized that they were really serious.
I thought their dynamic would be more found family than romantic interests but maybe it was just me who couldn't read between the lines. Also, i guess there's only so much that can be done with 8 episodes.
Buuuuutt, I'm willing to give this a couple more episodes to see how it goes because i actually enjoyed watching this episode.