I hope it'll turn out that He Dun still has her guard up against Jia Hui and fools him into believing he is safe while searching for information, but then again, I don't think she would've involved her mother then.
I hope it'll turn out that He Dun still has her guard up against Jia Hui and fools him into believing he is safe while searching for information, but then again, I don't think she would've involved her mother then.
the acting of all the important characters is so interesting and fun to watch because they deliver various facial expressions without looking cringy doing them.
I really like Chae Soo Bin, liked her chemistry with all her male leads, that's why I know she won't disappoint. And Minho ... my love ... I'm so excited to see you in another lead role.
YAAAAAS LET'S GOOO. Minho is so hot that it literally hurts me to look at him, but oh boy, if I'll die watching him in another drama, then it was worth it. His acting improved much in recent projects, so I'm excited to see what he can offer.
I think the reason it looks so extremely cheap has 2 major reasons. The first reason for me would be the dubbing, it's just so bad sometimes that it takes me out of the story. But what really makes me cringe is the white lightning. Like it's so overexposed that it looks like a theatre stage at best. Tell me how it's the middle of the night, but I don't see any shadows? The plot tries to be serious, but the overexposing makes it look like a drama for children, especially with all the pink blood. When I manage to blend these out, I do quite enjoy the show. There are other things like the costumes and styling, some part of acting and action choreography, but in my case it's not like I have any credible knowledge about Shanghai in the 1920s, so for me, it's easy to pass that by, and at least the leads' acting is fine and the action scenes I don't care for anyway.
I read it because I didn't mind reading a spoiler of THIS drama? How was I supposed to know they would refer to another drama I was watching? Am I a telepath or something?
I wouldn't necessarily call this good, but also not bad. I understand why people like it or dislike it. Personally, I think it is very watchable. Nice pacing and overall satisfactory storytelling, I'd say, though very fabricated and predictable. There is little going on of character development, and most characters just feel like a tool, but I like the romance and the plot logic (even if not perfect) is not completely trying to fool you as a watcher. I still have like 14 episodes to go, so I hope it stays like this. It's quite nice to watch in the meantime of waiting for other dramas.
I think this would've worked better as a 2h film, not so much as a drama. It's just very repetitive, and personally, I find it barely relatable, because the characters just have no personality and even less chemistry.
In the table accident, she directly said shed be angry if he sent the money and she repeatedly said not to change…
I guess that he probably won't have any time for her, or that maybe he has to move, and that he broke up with Yumi to be "fair" to her. I hope we get answers in the second season.
but also, this is a drama list.
Minho is so hot that it literally hurts me to look at him, but oh boy, if I'll die watching him in another drama, then it was worth it.
His acting improved much in recent projects, so I'm excited to see what he can offer.
When I manage to blend these out, I do quite enjoy the show.
There are other things like the costumes and styling, some part of acting and action choreography, but in my case it's not like I have any credible knowledge about Shanghai in the 1920s, so for me, it's easy to pass that by, and at least the leads' acting is fine and the action scenes I don't care for anyway.
should've been a 90 min film