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The main conflict of the show is just too bizarre, even for kdramas. It's really hard to get over how ridiculous that is. Sure angsty melodramas have their fans & even I have enjoyed at least one before, but it's challenging to find immersion in the angst, knowing what has caused it.
As a sports drama it kind of sucks too. Badminton is not a sport that can be easily faked by professional actors & the camera work to make it kind of happen is borderline nauseating to watch. Of course the production team knew this, so not that much is shown, but that in itself is also a different problem.
As for the romance, I don't know. The golden retriver ML meets broken girl should have worked without a love triangle, right? It was ok, cute enough at times, but not amazing.
Ultimately I feel romance is not Love All Play's main focus and the other stuff is oftentimes painful to watch. I think this drama barely qualifies as entertainment.
As a sports drama it kind of sucks too. Badminton is not a sport that can be easily faked by professional actors & the camera work to make it kind of happen is borderline nauseating to watch. Of course the production team knew this, so not that much is shown, but that in itself is also a different problem.
As for the romance, I don't know. The golden retriver ML meets broken girl should have worked without a love triangle, right? It was ok, cute enough at times, but not amazing.
Ultimately I feel romance is not Love All Play's main focus and the other stuff is oftentimes painful to watch. I think this drama barely qualifies as entertainment.
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