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Makes sense.

I watched 14 episodes in 3 days and this is definitely entertaining. There are a lot of plot holes in the story (kinda weird since there are two screenwriters), but if you can look past that this drama is worth it. The plot twists are dumb once you get the hang of how to writers choose their turn overs but that's about it. Two episodes to wrap it up? I don't know about that...

If you paid attention to the drama, you will see that they're using old smartphones made before 2013, so it's obvious that there will be a time jump in the storyline in the next episodes. Another theory is that he became an actor later on and that's just a movie scene.

I started watching this yesterday. I like the action scenes but I overlook how weak the plot actually is, especially with a lot of the plotholes and conveniences. I'm on ep 07 and I hope this actually makes sense in the end, because right now this is a mess.

PS: I don't remember seeing a drama where the proportions of good vs bad guys were so unbalanced.

I couldn't get past ep 05 of LOVE O2O. Everything felt forced, especially with the super-hyper computer genius. As someone who works with code.... yeah, not finishing it.

A Love So Beautiful has more charismatic leads and supporting cast.

The last few episodes were really bad though. The whole childhood cliche made no sense at all.

SUMIN - Language

If this was a crime drama Lee Shi Eon would 100% be the serial killer. Dude's creepy AF.

no, seriously. Whenever the hacker told In Dong Gu that something was wrong he would deal with it personally, so when they showed the blurred body confronting the guy who died, it was to make us believe it's In Dong Gu again, but those chubby hands can't lie.

Certainly. Those chubby hands can't lie.

So they can get more Internet points when the drama is over.

nah, I'm from Brazil. It's just that a lot of people from the kdrama subreddit is annoyed by this.

Come join us :) https://www.reddit.com/r/KDRAMA/

yeah, it also gives people who don't know the kdrama formula the false idea that there's more content coming into the service. There are a lot of tv shows with 8 or 10 episodes per season in the U.S (HBO for example), so the idea that Korean drama also has two seasons with 8 or 10 episodes seems plausible. But for us, it's infuriating because we know Suzy will be shooting a new movie and drama by the time the promotions for the second season starts. They pay for a single TV show but get to advertise it as something new twice.

A good read on this topic: https://www.forbes.com/sites/joanmacdonald/2019/11/08/should-korean-dramas-have-seasons-or-do-fans-prefer-dramas--because-they-dont/#2fc555423980

My First First Love, Chief of Staff, Vagabond, Love Alarm. You gotta thank Netflix for forcing western conventions into kdramas they bought.

They probably shot the whole thing already.

Oh, Hi There. It's been a while. Let's watch the second (first season) as we got the sad ending we're all hoping for?

The semi-humour going on isn't helping this drama at all. The choice of music also distract me sometimes.

The plot thickens

After Be Melodramatic and One Day, I will definitely give a chance to whatever project you're doing next.

For the first time, I actually crave a rewatch.