was it the plot and overarching theme they were drawn to or the story itself? can you really separate such a work…
from what i remember the webtoon is kinda like a compilation of different incidents that are taken on by the protagonist, while i still don't know how to feel about the lack of accountability from the creators end, as long as they omit the the damaging parts it should be fine but knowing korean media i doubt they will be able to tackle the feminism aspect with nuance given their history
I found it quite interesting. Often in modern CN romance dramas, the adjacent plots are a mess. But the Billiard…
hmm fair enough, i guess i have a pretty specific taste in cdramas since they have more episodes, the pacing needs to be just right for me to really like it. havent really found a leo wu one or zhao jin mai one for the list, but im excited for shine on me
I really hope 8 episodes doesn't become the new standard (we already went from 16 to 12). That is not enough NJH…
i think it depends a lot on the genre and just production companies realising there always is a fall in viewership at 12 episodes. personally i feel the storytelling has become better w the 12 8 episode shows but thats just now. soon we’ll want shorter and crisper shows and then who knows what will happen to drama culture sighh