I wish the unnecessary hate for the age gap here would swift to that one japanese drama where there's apparently a romance between a 14 year old and his teacher.
I tried to change it but they told me it was fine.
no I think this is an official cover but the other one is prettier and more widely spread. they designed it as a magazin cover because she is a celebrity and their relationship will go public.
Well, except the fact that he really stayed a ghost at the end, I really loved this drama. I wasn't disappointed but I fell in love with all the characters and the actors playing them.
I have this love-hate for Na Young Joo, because no matter how much I like her for her being all feminist and badass, I also dislike her for being incredible stuck up and a know-it-all.
I am scared that this won't be so good. Even if I wanted to, I can't help but have high expectations since I love the actors sooo much and (except like this one drama from her but we don't talk about that) they never disappointed me. I am fine with it being all easy going and sweet, I doesn't have to be the next Goblin or the next Eternal love, I just want to be able to easily enjoy it.
I knew what I was getting myself into because from that description it was just totally obvious that all their problems would be mostly inflicted by themselves, but since I still gave it a try, though I am not really a fan of both of the lead actors, I can't help feeling disappointed.
I feel like nothing makes me tear up more than injustice. Really, Seo In Woo had me gagging in hate. His dumb speech about how you don't have the right to complain the moment you take on a job. Effing BS. And if it was okay for the guy to get fired. Honestly, cooperations as big as airports don't get easily sued anyway, but most importantly, as an employer it is your duty to take care of your employees and not to threat them like rice without rights. Before deciding who should apologize you gotta listen to both sides.
Lee So Yeon tearing up while laying on the ground because he just finally moved further in his relationship with Yeo Reum was also heartbreaking. For an introverted guy like him, I really appreciate his efforts in courting her while considering her feelings and awaiting her consent. I also like that he takes time and chooses his words carefully and with much thought. I love him. Also, thumbs up for that part in the preview where his words to Yeo Reum were translated as "Let's love"
I think the reason I don't enjoy this as much as others is because there is nothing for me to relate to. While at the beginning, I enjoyed to see how a mother was struggling to care and provide for her kids, we now just a have a bunch of characters we don't know anything about. We only know of Bon's tragic past and Ae Rin's tragic present but that's it for anything about all of the other characters so far. I do understand that since this evoles around a crime mystery they try to keep the characters a mystery themselves but at the same time there are a lot of characters that don't even have the chance to suddendly turn into the bad guy and I feel quite unsatisfied because I catch myself not caring for anybody except the kids. Also, with the whole dead husband situation, I find it a bit disturbing that Ae Rin is supposed to fall for Bon so quickly now. I mean, how much time did even pass? It didn't even feel like half a year. I mean, everybody morns different but we saw her cry once and the moment Bon became the sitter, everything was just fine for her then. And how can't you tell your kids that their father passed away? I do understand that you want to give them time, but how much time does she want to take? It's not like they just divorced, he's dead. What use would it be to tell them their father died when the writer just wants to replace the father role with Bon?
they designed it as a magazin cover because she is a celebrity and their relationship will go public.
I am fine with it being all easy going and sweet, I doesn't have to be the next Goblin or the next Eternal love, I just want to be able to easily enjoy it.
Really, Seo In Woo had me gagging in hate. His dumb speech about how you don't have the right to complain the moment you take on a job. Effing BS. And if it was okay for the guy to get fired. Honestly, cooperations as big as airports don't get easily sued anyway, but most importantly, as an employer it is your duty to take care of your employees and not to threat them like rice without rights. Before deciding who should apologize you gotta listen to both sides.
Lee So Yeon tearing up while laying on the ground because he just finally moved further in his relationship with Yeo Reum was also heartbreaking. For an introverted guy like him, I really appreciate his efforts in courting her while considering her feelings and awaiting her consent. I also like that he takes time and chooses his words carefully and with much thought. I love him.
Also, thumbs up for that part in the preview where his words to Yeo Reum were translated as "Let's love"
We only know of Bon's tragic past and Ae Rin's tragic present but that's it for anything about all of the other characters so far. I do understand that since this evoles around a crime mystery they try to keep the characters a mystery themselves but at the same time there are a lot of characters that don't even have the chance to suddendly turn into the bad guy and I feel quite unsatisfied because I catch myself not caring for anybody except the kids.
Also, with the whole dead husband situation, I find it a bit disturbing that Ae Rin is supposed to fall for Bon so quickly now. I mean, how much time did even pass? It didn't even feel like half a year. I mean, everybody morns different but we saw her cry once and the moment Bon became the sitter, everything was just fine for her then. And how can't you tell your kids that their father passed away? I do understand that you want to give them time, but how much time does she want to take? It's not like they just divorced, he's dead. What use would it be to tell them their father died when the writer just wants to replace the father role with Bon?