And yet, I notice there’s no mention of romance anywhere in your review. That’s a little concerning for me,…
The romance is not exactly the main point of this series. It's just a part of the story that the two main leads, An Ju Hyeong and Kang Hui Ji, had an old interaction abroad, where they reunite once more; yet, the focus remains on their jobs as a lawyer and an attorney.
Throughout the episode, it's still mainly about their job; the relationship is just a sideline and isn't even toxic.
I'm about to remove this from my watchlist, but I saw comments saying they like it, so I'm glad that I gave it a try!
This drama is not your typical law or crime-focused drama, where the cases shine because of the cases and acting. This drama is about lawyers and attorneys in their daily lives. Such as showing the actual reality of every lawyer or attorney: they don't choose who to defend if they work under a company, such as defending bullies or guilty people from drunk-driving and similar cases.
This series may be fiction, but it's a slice of life. It also reflects in real life as a lawyer's or attorney's daily struggles. This should be watched with comfort. And by comfort, I saw comments that the show is a turn mukbang—lol. Food is one of the best comforts, especially in the life of a city worker.
Give it a try, it may be slow because I didn't binge-watch it, but it's a 9/10 for me. Disliking it means it's not for you, the end. It's not because it's written poorly or whatever you assume. Just saying, because the top reviews above are kinda bad. :)
The reviews above are too much, but after binge-watching this, I can accept the criticism. However, I'll still give it an average-decent rating because I love the casting. I'm a fan of familiar faces. Sadly, this could have been better if they had cut the parade moments and instead focused on exchanging opinions and arguments. In the end, all the climax and good parts went to the last episode.
The biker guy who looks like a bully but is an actual softy and good should've been one of the main characters.
This is the series where it would be better to cut it to 8 episodes and only keep the necessary ones so that you can binge-watch it. For example, in episodes 9-11, there are many unnecessary scenes, while the last episode feels rushed and packed with content. It's like episode 12 is the last gem.
That's what I expected, but they are not the same. What you mean by recycled is only the school violence, when in every school in real life, bullying is indeed happening, so this is just another side of the story.
One: High School Heroes revolves around the MC's trauma related to his family, whereas Weak Hero Class 1 does not focus on that aspect. Yeon Si Eun also experiences family issues due to both his parents being busy with their own work, which shifts the series' focus to the friendship between Su Ho and Beom Seok.
Throughout the episode, it's still mainly about their job; the relationship is just a sideline and isn't even toxic.
This drama is not your typical law or crime-focused drama, where the cases shine because of the cases and acting. This drama is about lawyers and attorneys in their daily lives. Such as showing the actual reality of every lawyer or attorney: they don't choose who to defend if they work under a company, such as defending bullies or guilty people from drunk-driving and similar cases.
This series may be fiction, but it's a slice of life. It also reflects in real life as a lawyer's or attorney's daily struggles. This should be watched with comfort. And by comfort, I saw comments that the show is a turn mukbang—lol. Food is one of the best comforts, especially in the life of a city worker.
Give it a try, it may be slow because I didn't binge-watch it, but it's a 9/10 for me.
Disliking it means it's not for you, the end. It's not because it's written poorly or whatever you assume. Just saying, because the top reviews above are kinda bad. :)
Perfect Match is indeed a Perfect watch! I will definitely miss this! T^T The handsome husbands and beautiful wives.
Lastly is the MOTHER!! I first saw her in Guardian of Dafeng! and now she nailed this one too!
The biker guy who looks like a bully but is an actual softy and good should've been one of the main characters.
Overall, it's a good watch. 8/10
One: High School Heroes revolves around the MC's trauma related to his family, whereas Weak Hero Class 1 does not focus on that aspect. Yeon Si Eun also experiences family issues due to both his parents being busy with their own work, which shifts the series' focus to the friendship between Su Ho and Beom Seok.