HOW'D YOU FINISH THE NOVEL SO FAST GIRL?! I STILL HAVEN'T FINISHED IT 2 WEEKS LATER AFTER SAYING I WOULD LOL. I like it though, that the romance matters a little less than the plot but they don't disregard it, and they have such good chemistry. YES I HOPE THEY DO ANOTHER SERIES TOGETHER. Not just for "Jay's" bakery, but because they're such a powerful acting couple.
Lmao that scene was actually so hot though. One of the best I've seen honestly. The live adaptation is so good that I'm now expecting too much from the manhwa even though I haven't even finished it. I had started it before the series released and stopped around like chapter 50 to 60 something, and then I kept seeing Youtube shorts of the series and was like "THERE'S A LIVE ACTION?!" So now I'm keeping up with the series instead of the manhwa, lol. But I love how they kept the essence and main settings and scenes of the manhwa but they also added their own twists, like the sex scene happening way sooner, or appearing to feel way sooner, because they haven't really done it in what I've read so far. Anyway, ABSOLUTE CINEMA
I feel like the episode 9 shower scene was just another excuse to show us Jay's (TopTap's) BAKERY, LIKE DAYUM THAT MAN GOT SOME ON HIM-
Also I freaking hated the antagonists, they PMO so much, ESPECIALLY SUNNY HE'S SUCH A MANIPULATOR. And THAT OLD GEEZER actually almost made me break my laptop in half. (forgot his name lwk) LIKE WHY HE ACTING SO GOOD, GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME TO HATE HIM?!
Has it just been me looking at Jay's (TopTap's) BAKERY (🍑) THE WHOLE SERIES?! LMAO. LIKE DAYUM BRO SAVE SOME FOR THE REST OF US
Man, I'm so mad I didn't read the manhwa up to this scene in episode 8. I gotta do that tomorrow :') The scene was cinematic perfection. And I loved the scene in the rain prior too.
There's been a lot of back and forth about it already, but I'mma throw my two cents in... The scene in the bed…
Idk how people are actually defending that scene, I legit cringed watching it and exit all my tabs out. I hope it gets better, I'll read comments to see if it does but I ain't watching it anymore lmao.
Dude, it's his first villain role lmao. He's expressed how hard he's been working to do well in the role and honestly…
It truly was lmao. I hope the members talk about it because his duality is insane. They're actually having a group comeback next year and a fan meet later this month, I've been waiting 2 almost 3 YEARS!!! Well yeah, definitely check out his music, it's AMAZING, he's actually one of K-pop's best vocalists (him and 2 other members of the group are notably the best), perfect riffs and runs. *btw all the members are actors, some more than others*
YES, everytime I'd scroll thrugh my feed I'd always see clips of the reality show and I just HAD to watch it. I'm Mexican myself so it was nice to see them all interact and act poor in Mexico to complete their mission. The tacos episode with D.O. all googly eyed because he loved them so much. I actually thought the same as you about Kwangsoo because I'd seen him in a lot of like programs where he's a host, but I didn't think he was an actor as well, but ATP everyone in Korea can do everything.
Yes, they all did a fantastic job, despite what the haters might say.
Dude, it's his first villain role lmao. He's expressed how hard he's been working to do well in the role and honestly…
Yes, Kyungsoo is a really sweet person, like I never would have expected, being a fan of his and EXO's for 10 years and seeing him throughout the years, that'd he ever play a villain role, especially one this like...crazy. He's grown so much as an actor, and the limit's the sky with him honestly. He's super talented outside of acting and music, and though, once more, there's room for improvement, he's amazing. I'm so very proud of him as an EXO-L and someone who has come to love seeing him grow in the acting world.
Have you seen to reality show of him in Mexico with Kwangsoo? (The One who plays Do Gyeong) it was hilarious, they were so freaking cute dude, like I just kept questioning it... "THAT'S THE VILLAIN?!" His acting even left me so in SHOCK I couldn't look at him the same anymore when watching his solo concert performances and group performances, like even I was terrified.
Shaking my head at commenters saying the actor playing the villain is best in show. He’s the weak link in the…
Dude, it's his first villain role lmao. He's expressed how hard he's been working to do well in the role and honestly Kyungsoo did amazing .. Even behind the scenes the actors endlessly complimentedhim and feared him at some point lol. There's room for criticism and growth but he did amazing for his first villain role, and I've seen his acting in all of his dramas and he's a super talented idol-actor.
And maybe this drama just ain't meant for you, we don't need your uneccessary commentary because personally and…
You're still missing the point. You're asking for procedural realism from a revenge-thriller about a character who SCULPTS incidents, the show tells you in the premise that the villain is an absurdly powerful mastermind. "You can't massacre dozens of people... and hope to buy everyone to cover this up." But that's literally what the show's entire premise is about, lmfao. Yo Han isn't a 'serial murder hobo'. he's a high-tech psychopath running a shadow enterprise for the chaebol and politicians. The money and influence to cover up crimes and make people 'disappear' is the entire threat of the drama😭You’re complaining the villain is powerful in a drama designed to show the crushing power of the elite. If he was easily caught, there'd be no show and no tension. Duh. And you liked the beginning? Great, I don't disagree, the beginning was definitely more "realistic" and honestly could be relatable and resonate with people. it make us want and lead to the crazy revenge part. You don't have Ji Chang Wook suffer that much just so he can have a polite legal fight. The show literally had to go max-thriller to give us the what we were promised. Also, you mentioned the Squid Game villain? Okay, that guy was literally a bored millionaire who invented a deadly, massive game because he was rich and bored LMAO. How is that realistic? Yo Han is cold, calculated, and manipulative which that's what makes him terrifying. He's not running around screaming and shi, he's quietly destroying people's lives using tech and cash. plus it's D.O.'s first villain role, I think he deserves every bit of praise for it, his duality is insane even Chang Wook behind the scenes mentioned he was scared. and maybe you just prefer the slow burn doesn't make the epic finale a 'dumb circus.' Maybe just drop the show, because itsounds like you just stopped liking the vibe when it did exactly what thrillers are supposed to do: get intense and unbelievable.🤷🏽♀
Eh, this turned into a dumb makjang circus with those cringy villains. Just end it already. Disappointing drama,…
And maybe this drama just ain't meant for you, we don't need your uneccessary commentary because personally and very obviously most of the audience LOVES it and the show is thriving well, let that be because of the actors and idols involved, or their acting skill s and story. For me it's both.
Eh, this turned into a dumb makjang circus with those cringy villains. Just end it already. Disappointing drama,…
Who said a thriller drama HAD to be realistic lmfao? Many thrillers have always incorporated science fiction elements with the villain almost always being an overwhelming threat to the "hero". and calling this a 'dumb makjang circus' is peak small-brain commentary. u completely missed the structural point of the show lol.
The realism wasn't supposed to last! The whole point of spending the first few episodes showing the 'raw and haunting realism' of Tae Jung's torment in prison was to give the audience a full, justified, raging hunger for impossible vengeance.
You literally have a villain, An Yo Han, who is like a cold-blooded, calculated psychopath who runs an elite security business and treats framing innocent people as his art form ...He's a sculptor who creates like chaotic shit, I assume as like trophies for successfully framing them or wtv.
The moment he escapes prison, the genre has to shift to over-the-top, unbelievable revenge action to feel cathartic. The 'makjang' moments aren't a bad thing; they are the reward for sitting through what makes the show REALISTIC; suffering and a corrupted government where money buys you freedom and shit..
The episode's were insane. I'm curious how the last two episodes will end, genuinely. PLEASE DON'T HARM MY GUY YONGSIK AND MY GIRL EUNBI BRO (she is so GL coded). And Kwangsoo's acting really like surprised me in these episodes, wow. And D.O.'s character being a perfect psycho and maniac. And ofc, Changwook amazing as always.
I love you D.O. but I'm praying for Yohan's downfall😭
Lmao that scene was actually so hot though. One of the best I've seen honestly. The live adaptation is so good that I'm now expecting too much from the manhwa even though I haven't even finished it. I had started it before the series released and stopped around like chapter 50 to 60 something, and then I kept seeing Youtube shorts of the series and was like "THERE'S A LIVE ACTION?!" So now I'm keeping up with the series instead of the manhwa, lol. But I love how they kept the essence and main settings and scenes of the manhwa but they also added their own twists, like the sex scene happening way sooner, or appearing to feel way sooner, because they haven't really done it in what I've read so far. Anyway, ABSOLUTE CINEMA
Also I freaking hated the antagonists, they PMO so much, ESPECIALLY SUNNY HE'S SUCH A MANIPULATOR. And THAT OLD GEEZER actually almost made me break my laptop in half. (forgot his name lwk) LIKE WHY HE ACTING SO GOOD, GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME TO HATE HIM?!
Man, I'm so mad I didn't read the manhwa up to this scene in episode 8. I gotta do that tomorrow :') The scene was cinematic perfection. And I loved the scene in the rain prior too.
YES, everytime I'd scroll thrugh my feed I'd always see clips of the reality show and I just HAD to watch it. I'm Mexican myself so it was nice to see them all interact and act poor in Mexico to complete their mission. The tacos episode with D.O. all googly eyed because he loved them so much.
I actually thought the same as you about Kwangsoo because I'd seen him in a lot of like programs where he's a host, but I didn't think he was an actor as well, but ATP everyone in Korea can do everything.
Yes, they all did a fantastic job, despite what the haters might say.
Have you seen to reality show of him in Mexico with Kwangsoo? (The One who plays Do Gyeong) it was hilarious, they were so freaking cute dude, like I just kept questioning it... "THAT'S THE VILLAIN?!" His acting even left me so in SHOCK I couldn't look at him the same anymore when watching his solo concert performances and group performances, like even I was terrified.
And you liked the beginning? Great, I don't disagree, the beginning was definitely more "realistic" and honestly could be relatable and resonate with people. it make us want and lead to the crazy revenge part. You don't have Ji Chang Wook suffer that much just so he can have a polite legal fight. The show literally had to go max-thriller to give us the what we were promised.
Also, you mentioned the Squid Game villain? Okay, that guy was literally a bored millionaire who invented a deadly, massive game because he was rich and bored LMAO. How is that realistic? Yo Han is cold, calculated, and manipulative which that's what makes him terrifying. He's not running around screaming and shi, he's quietly destroying people's lives using tech and cash. plus it's D.O.'s first villain role, I think he deserves every bit of praise for it, his duality is insane even Chang Wook behind the scenes mentioned he was scared.
and maybe you just prefer the slow burn doesn't make the epic finale a 'dumb circus.' Maybe just drop the show, because itsounds like you just stopped liking the vibe when it did exactly what thrillers are supposed to do: get intense and unbelievable.🤷🏽♀
Just drop the show 🤷🏽♀
and calling this a 'dumb makjang circus' is peak small-brain commentary. u completely missed the structural point of the show lol.
The realism wasn't supposed to last! The whole point of spending the first few episodes showing the 'raw and haunting realism' of Tae Jung's torment in prison was to give the audience a full, justified, raging hunger for impossible vengeance.
You literally have a villain, An Yo Han, who is like a cold-blooded, calculated psychopath who runs an elite security business and treats framing innocent people as his art form ...He's a sculptor who creates like chaotic shit, I assume as like trophies for successfully framing them or wtv.
The moment he escapes prison, the genre has to shift to over-the-top, unbelievable revenge action to feel cathartic. The 'makjang' moments aren't a bad thing; they are the reward for sitting through what makes the show REALISTIC; suffering and a corrupted government where money buys you freedom and shit..
I love you D.O. but I'm praying for Yohan's downfall😭