can you tell me why people complained about her? was it that she didn't meet some people's beauty standards?
They didn't go into details, I was watching 'Moon in the Day' on Viki with comments on and people were commenting over and over that she's not pretty enough for the male lead and stuff like that. They also kept complaining about her acting so I had to switch off the comments. I was really annoyed.
The only good thing in this entire series was Stan's beautiful face. Liu Li as a character was unbearable. He was so infantile it was disturbing to see their relationship develop, it felt like one between a child and and adult, icky vibes.
The cinematography and sound quality was so low budget, the plot was incredibly boring. I really tried to give it a chance because people kept saying it's not bad but it was baaad.
This was the equivalent a D class Thai drama. Taiwan, what are you doing?
Why did they get a SWAT team to protect a CEO who had been killing children for decades ffs? Where was the SWAT team to protect the children? What a stupid ending.
I'm getting fed up with with Song Hye Kyo always playing the stoic blank face girl boss who can't catch a break, her life is work and pain. She plays it well and I usually love her series, but it's just too much at this point. They did not do her justice with the hair styling, makeup or wardrobe, it's like they wanted to turn her into an ajumma.
She had a lot of chemistry with JKY, but it was killed over and over by the melodrama. Such a waste. God, the amount of deus ex machina, coincidences, lies, trauma was so too over the top even for a Kdrama, it felt more like one of those Turkish telenovelas my mom watches.
Why is it so often that when we get a noona romance things have to turn so melodramatic and forced? Just because the FL is 40 and the ML is younger it doesn't mean you have to kill the passion and at least occasional fun. I just wanted to see more of the FL and ML's relationship and them being happy and we got so much screentime of work stuff and secondary characters I couldn't care less about.
Hated the last episode it was a nonsensical mess but episodes 1-11 were great so the drama will still be one of my favorites. Just like Moon in the Day.
That intro though...It's still one of the most beautiful ones I've ever seen. This had so much potential, I loved the leads. The story after the first few episodes and their kissing was subpar, didn't love the ending. I like their past lives the most. I don't regret watching it though, it fact I'll probably re-watch it soon.
How's crying make you not fit for the actress tho? Being sensitive can only boost ur emotions in acting. As long…
It can make you unfit because it's unprofessional to have a mental breakdown every time you face rejection. Her insecurities are getting the better of her which can only hurt in the long run.
Crying occasionally is fine and normal, crying all the times only shows you're a broken person with low self esteem. And I know from my own experience.
I used to cry all the time when I faced the slightest challenge until I faced my fears and insecurities. After that I rarely feel like crying. My personal and professional life has blossomed since. I remember very well how I felt when I was crying that much, I was stuck in a victim mentality and felt I no control over my life. When I embraced failure and accepted myself I was free from all of that. Watching Nozomi is watching my past self.
The thing with dongkyu is, he has never picked nozomi on his own? like the first time was by default and second…
I think the editing also made it seem like he's interested in her but it's not true. I think he might have been just nice and accommodating and Nozomi fell really hard fast. Where he went front is that he didn't clarify he doesn't feel the same.
The cinematography and sound quality was so low budget, the plot was incredibly boring. I really tried to give it a chance because people kept saying it's not bad but it was baaad.
This was the equivalent a D class Thai drama. Taiwan, what are you doing?
She had a lot of chemistry with JKY, but it was killed over and over by the melodrama. Such a waste. God, the amount of deus ex machina, coincidences, lies, trauma was so too over the top even for a Kdrama, it felt more like one of those Turkish telenovelas my mom watches.
Why is it so often that when we get a noona romance things have to turn so melodramatic and forced? Just because the FL is 40 and the ML is younger it doesn't mean you have to kill the passion and at least occasional fun. I just wanted to see more of the FL and ML's relationship and them being happy and we got so much screentime of work stuff and secondary characters I couldn't care less about.
Crying occasionally is fine and normal, crying all the times only shows you're a broken person with low self esteem. And I know from my own experience.
I used to cry all the time when I faced the slightest challenge until I faced my fears and insecurities. After that I rarely feel like crying. My personal and professional life has blossomed since. I remember very well how I felt when I was crying that much, I was stuck in a victim mentality and felt I no control over my life. When I embraced failure and accepted myself I was free from all of that. Watching Nozomi is watching my past self.