I have to agree with you about the slow moving part. I don't know why I am sticking with it though. I am a bit…
A year ago, I would dropped it after one episode. I cannot explain why I am still bingewatching it, either. I have watched a few crime dramas before, and the leads were not as pretty as the two in this drama. Those dramas were also shorter (24 episodes max). I can't imagine the justification for 40 episodes. If the director had sped up the plot, it might have looked like exhilarating drama. 😆😆😆 An Ni's temperament and mannerisms are more suited as a nun or a doctor, in my opinion.
This plot is the premise of a two hour movie, stretched over 1,600 minutes.
I have to agree with you about the slow moving part. I don't know why I am sticking with it though. I am a bit…
I have watched a few crime dramas before, and the leads were not as pretty as the two in this drama. Those dramas were also shorter (24 episodes max). I can't imagine the justification for 40 episodes. If the director had sped up the plot, it might have looked like exhilarating drama. 😆😆😆 An Ni's temperament and mannerisms are more suited as a nun or a doctor, in my opinion.
This drama is slow moving. The drama people should have tried to trim it down to 28 episodes, and speed up the scenes. Once they arrived in that foreign country, the first two episodes should have been condensed into one episode. I am starting ep 16 soon. I still have 5 episodes to get caught up with the drama.
What's with An Ni and Han Xuan wearing matching hot pink shirts, white hats, and black pants? Are they posing as a honemoon couple? "Man in pink shirt"...did they buy one get one free? If they are trying to be incognito, they are doing a bad job. An Ni walks around the town with her long hands (... no purse). Where does she store her phone, ID and money?
Lol I’ve come to accept that it’s the style decided for him. Kind of like the Korean drama actors wearing…
It's like the villain in Checkmate. He was hanging around the ML pretending to be a helpful newspaper reporter for most of the episodes. Xiao might turn into the villain.
FYI, Han Dong is listed second in the Supporting Cast on wiki.d-addicts.com, which seems fair. I don't know if anyone wants to promote him from Guest Role to Second Supporting Cast.
Lol I’ve come to accept that it’s the style decided for him. Kind of like the Korean drama actors wearing…
I didn't pay attention to his fashion until he wore the white microfiber polyester two piece. Not a men's outfit! 🤪 i didnt even look at his fashions. The bad hair day distracted me.
All of Xiao Muen's pant legs are too short for him. It's like some intern measured him and knocked a couple inches…
His wardrobe is sad. The white suit that he was wearing to the friend's dinner looked like pajamas. The material looked like microfiber polyester. Not good on a man!
I find their interactions cute to the point of laughing, Ah Ni and Captain He. I cringe with the tech guy for…
I suspect that XME is hanging around An Ni, to get her to trust him. He might be behind the elaborate online scam business. An Ni might have said some very smart technology person is behind it.
This plot is the premise of a two hour movie, stretched over 1,600 minutes.
What's with An Ni and Han Xuan wearing matching hot pink shirts, white hats, and black pants? Are they posing as a honemoon couple? "Man in pink shirt"...did they buy one get one free? If they are trying to be incognito, they are doing a bad job. An Ni walks around the town with her long hands (... no purse). Where does she store her phone, ID and money?
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