It seems like Jini's best friend will be casted in Seungwoo's new tv show, and that's how their romance will start.…
I totally agree with the last point especially with Seung Woo. I felt it from the first scene of them together. They really have a great chemistry, I wanna see them as a couple in another drama.
I was excited for this one, but my excitement and expectations dropped in the blink of an eye once I knew this drama has some lgbt stuff and content. Naahh I’m done before even starting it.
The story is okayish, but there is something so off about this Kdrama. Idk; is it the acting? The director or the production? There’s smth messes up with my excitement that I can’t spot the lights on it.
I think MDL should add melancholy to the list of the genres… The drama carries a melancholic and tragic message, and I think that’s why they made the ending how they made it.
The character of the father’s wife, Yuki Kaori, reminds me of the evil witch Yui from the webtoon I Love Yoo. Asians authors always impress me with how they portray envious, selfish, malicious characters.
I loved the girls dynamic and friendship, they took me back to where I had the best friendship ever in middle and high school. I get teary-eyed whenever I remember those days with her. I hope they don’t ruin their friendship especially over a man. In fact, I kinda loved Jong hui with Sang Cheol and eager to know about them.
I’m suspecting Leo and their uncle. The uncle seems plausible to be the killer since he’s so protective of Leo, while Leo is unlikely to be the killer cuz he’s a child in that time.
I can’t stand O Sang Sik especially the way he talks. I don’t know if the acting of the actor is weird or the character is just supposed to speak like that, anyway it’s really annoying.
So the CEO of Samuel is the son of Sanin’s Chairman. I wasn’t surprised because they showed us the hanging family picture when the chairman was worried about his daughter.
They really have a great chemistry, I wanna see them as a couple in another drama.
The drama carries a melancholic and tragic message, and I think that’s why they made the ending how they made it.
Permission to envy me is granted.
Asians authors always impress me with how they portray envious, selfish, malicious characters.
I wasn’t surprised because they showed us the hanging family picture when the chairman was worried about his daughter.