The actors talked about it in the behind-the-scenes but this is mainly Siwon's story/point of view! If you read…
I mean, it's not I didn't understood that (it's a trope I've seen and read about countless times at this point). It's very obvious Siwon's jealous of the seem-perfect guy who's Dawoon, but then actually get to know him and change is perspective. What was a miss for me here, was the execution. I could not connect to the characters at all, I finished this and I honestly couldn't care less about what would happen to those two. Idk maybe it was the acting, maybe the script or the way it's directed, but nothing about it really sold to me that Siwon and Dawoon were actually in love. I'm glad the manhwa is better, but I'm not interested enough to go and check it out. Glad you like it tho!
How will y'all choose your one pick? I have at least three trainees I definitely want in the group and idk who to vote cause I know that rotating my votes will serve nothing.
As much as I think Han Yujin is a great performer and skill wise could be in top9, I am actually against him debuting...…
So glad I'm not the only one who think like this, I mean Yujin is a great kid, with a lot of potential. But he's a KID. Unfortunately companies don't care about that as long as they can make profit, but really, no one under 18 should be allowed to debut, they're too young and being an idol is a taxing job.
MM was not what I expected. After the 4th episode or so, I started to lose interest, and I struggled to finish…
Well, at least I'm not the only one who feel like this. What a waste really, they had a phenomenal casts and it went all to ruin because a messy and rushed plot.
Very worried about the fact we now have only two more episodes to go instead of five cause I already know they aren't gonna explain shit in the finale at this point. This drama had so much potential sob I'm enjoying it, but damn it could have been so much better. There's so many plot holes that I resigned myself to just turn off my brain while I'm watching this.
Watching this like extremely late and I'm only on episode 5 but for now I agree with almost all the masters' evaluations lmao it's nice, even if I'm expecting to grow increasingly frustrated over the public votes.
Tbh I never noticed until now but I guess Hui's love language must be physical contact, he's really fond of hugs and little comfort touches. That's kinda adorable ^^
Never thought I’d find myself teary eyed over this CURSED show (which I do love….). I have so many thoughts…
I agree with everything you said! Also I feel the same for Haruto, maybe he will not debut, but I sure as hell will do everything I can to make him survive the next elimination.
Nanon my boy you need to stop to be so good,, I almost felt bad for a damn mannequin with psychotics tendencies. Tbh strangely enough this was my favorite episode until now lmao, still a lot of things that don't make sense, but at least plot wise was kind of linear ðŸ˜
Can't wait for Khatha's past next week!! Also I really don't mind if this is not a bl, but I mean... They're doing a pretty terrible job to convince me that it ISN'T. Khatha, to cite June, own your feelings and just go with it dude.
everyone is sharing theories so I will too:We know Dome is supernatural being and they keep insinuating he might…
Tbh this would be so cool. The only thing that still confuse me it's about why Dome was wearing modern clothes back in 1800 when Khatha saw him laying on the boat lmao.
TY for writing constructive criticism about the storytelling and plot
Thank you for reading all of that, lmao. Honestly I'm enjoying this drama, but there are so many plot holes, sigh, I kinda needed to vent out my frustration. Still a fun ride tho.
This drama could be ten times better if they actually bothered to explain things properly and nope, I'm not talking about Dome's identity or Khatha past. I'm talking about the artifacts and the cursed thing kept in the museum.
1. First of all, June. Love her, but god if her character doesn't puzzle me to death. She got introduced as an employer and not even two minutes in she was already talking about a tragic ghost bride who of course it'll be related to her. But what bothers me the most is that we get to see her going mad thanks to the cursed typewriter. Why? Was the writer who possessed the typewriter the original author of the legend? So she's not a ghost, but a character of a story? But then how tf she came to work in the museum? Nobody also knew she was a ghost too, like, what? Did she just appeared out of nowhere? And now that the curse is broken why didn't she disappeared? She's not a ghost anymore? She's human now? Nothing about this make sense, really, and I just want answers.
2. The plot of ep 2 was at least more logical and they even explained to us what that dagger actually was and the story behind it. Thank god. They told us a little more about Dome and Khatha, nothing crazy and I'm fine with it. Their story seems messy, but intriguing.
3. Those moths were clearly a device to let us see about Dome's missing memories, but anyways. I'm actually fine about Bright's character not even questioning what the heck those butterfly were cause the boy was not in his right mind and pretty much drugged the entire time. The only little iusse I have here is how they made Khatha just literally set fire to the moth-girl (and here, mh I'm gonna assume it was Doom's power that "tranformed" her) and, apart from the sad special effects, dude, if you set fire to a person in a room full of insects and alcol that whole place is gonna burn down. You're not gonna escape it with only a smoked suit. But okay, I guess.
4. This was a mess. They just throwed at us a purple crystal ball that destroys everything she come across and called it a day. Jesus. Nobody told us anything about this artifact: where did they get it, how it came to be in the museum. Danger level? Nothing. The only thing we know it's that it has a mission (thank you Dome for being an impulsive and self-sacrificing mess that get us clues) and that everyone who just get their hands on this ball loses their mind and goes on a killing spree without second thoughts. Must I suppose that this "grand mission" of this ball is mass destruction? If not, what's the point to burn just anyone? Also how tf did the death boy (Jay?) come back from the dead? Not a word about that, too. The most baffling thing is that nobody seems to freak out with all of this supernatural shit happening around them. Even the police, they just kept the crystal ball as evidence but not question the hell what's going on, like okay with Bum, who's friend with the museum guy, but come on? Nobody's freaking out with multiple weird deaths and inexplicable mutilated or burned bodies? Okay.
5. Idk what's happening to the plot anymore and at this point I gave up on thinking. The acting was on spot as usual, but just what was this plot? I understand this was the introduction episode for Anthika, but the whole story with the salt, cannibalism and brainwashing teenagers was predictable and kind of underwhelming.
The story between Dome and Khata keeps getting more and more tangled and confused, so I'll pray they'll give us a satisfying explanation for all of this.
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It's very obvious Siwon's jealous of the seem-perfect guy who's Dawoon, but then actually get to know him and change is perspective.
What was a miss for me here, was the execution. I could not connect to the characters at all, I finished this and I honestly couldn't care less about what would happen to those two.
Idk maybe it was the acting, maybe the script or the way it's directed, but nothing about it really sold to me that Siwon and Dawoon were actually in love.
I'm glad the manhwa is better, but I'm not interested enough to go and check it out. Glad you like it tho!
Unfortunately companies don't care about that as long as they can make profit, but really, no one under 18 should be allowed to debut, they're too young and being an idol is a taxing job.
This drama had so much potential sob I'm enjoying it, but damn it could have been so much better. There's so many plot holes that I resigned myself to just turn off my brain while I'm watching this.
Tbh strangely enough this was my favorite episode until now lmao, still a lot of things that don't make sense, but at least plot wise was kind of linear ðŸ˜
Can't wait for Khatha's past next week!! Also I really don't mind if this is not a bl, but I mean... They're doing a pretty terrible job to convince me that it ISN'T.
Khatha, to cite June, own your feelings and just go with it dude.
Honestly I'm enjoying this drama, but there are so many plot holes, sigh, I kinda needed to vent out my frustration.
Still a fun ride tho.
1. First of all, June. Love her, but god if her character doesn't puzzle me to death.
She got introduced as an employer and not even two minutes in she was already talking about a tragic ghost bride who of course it'll be related to her.
But what bothers me the most is that we get to see her going mad thanks to the cursed typewriter. Why? Was the writer who possessed the typewriter the original author of the legend? So she's not a ghost, but a character of a story? But then how tf she came to work in the museum? Nobody also knew she was a ghost too, like, what? Did she just appeared out of nowhere?
And now that the curse is broken why didn't she disappeared? She's not a ghost anymore? She's human now? Nothing about this make sense, really, and I just want answers.
2. The plot of ep 2 was at least more logical and they even explained to us what that dagger actually was and the story behind it. Thank god.
They told us a little more about Dome and Khatha, nothing crazy and I'm fine with it. Their story seems messy, but intriguing.
3. Those moths were clearly a device to let us see about Dome's missing memories, but anyways.
I'm actually fine about Bright's character not even questioning what the heck those butterfly were cause the boy was not in his right mind and pretty much drugged the entire time.
The only little iusse I have here is how they made Khatha just literally set fire to the moth-girl (and here, mh I'm gonna assume it was Doom's power that "tranformed" her) and, apart from the sad special effects, dude, if you set fire to a person in a room full of insects and alcol that whole place is gonna burn down. You're not gonna escape it with only a smoked suit. But okay, I guess.
4. This was a mess. They just throwed at us a purple crystal ball that destroys everything she come across and called it a day. Jesus.
Nobody told us anything about this artifact: where did they get it, how it came to be in the museum. Danger level? Nothing.
The only thing we know it's that it has a mission (thank you Dome for being an impulsive and self-sacrificing mess that get us clues) and that everyone who just get their hands on this ball loses their mind and goes on a killing spree without second thoughts. Must I suppose that this "grand mission" of this ball is mass destruction? If not, what's the point to burn just anyone?
Also how tf did the death boy (Jay?) come back from the dead? Not a word about that, too.
The most baffling thing is that nobody seems to freak out with all of this supernatural shit happening around them. Even the police, they just kept the crystal ball as evidence but not question the hell what's going on, like okay with Bum, who's friend with the museum guy, but come on? Nobody's freaking out with multiple weird deaths and inexplicable mutilated or burned bodies? Okay.
5. Idk what's happening to the plot anymore and at this point I gave up on thinking. The acting was on spot as usual, but just what was this plot? I understand this was the introduction episode for Anthika, but the whole story with the salt, cannibalism and brainwashing teenagers was predictable and kind of underwhelming.
The story between Dome and Khata keeps getting more and more tangled and confused, so I'll pray they'll give us a satisfying explanation for all of this.