After episode 2, I’m more interested in the second couple’s storyline. Maybe it’s because I’m a sucker for the enemies-to-lovers trope, or maybe it’s simply that Than’s behavior and overall attitude feel a bit off-putting to me. I am still curious about the real reason behind Akin’s leaving, but for some reason, I don’t feel particularly eager to find out.
I’m glad they won't be in school uniforms this time 😬 so I might actually give this one a try. It already feels a bit more refreshing and less clichéd, which makes me more willing to check it out.
Somehow, the movie didn’t move me as much as I had anticipated. The pacing felt sluggish, and the lead’s performance wasn’t entirely convincing. His expressions were often difficult to read, which made it harder to connect with his character. He never quite conveyed the depth of emotion the film seemed to be aiming for, leaving the overall experience less impactful than I expected.
She doesn't like the actor ML yet, she likes his detective role persona. But it was shown that she liked when…
That's what I think too, but they're adding these flashbacks and slow mo moments of her with the actor. 🤷♀️ Anyway, I still like it. My fave character is still the ML.
I’m dropping this. It’s so bad it’s embarrassing. I don’t even have the energy to add it to my “dropped” or “not interested” lists, it's not worth the effort.
I’m a bit confused with the FL. It looks like the drama is trying to suggest that she is starting to develop feelings for IHJ, the actor. But at the same time, it also seemed like she was falling for the Melo guy on Onion. Also, she said that the person she likes is Kang Pil, and not the actor. But, most of her flashbacks and emotional moments seem to be tied to IHJ, the actor.
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