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Ghost Queen & Flirty Young General = Magic

Love Beyond the Grave is a Chinese series that feels completely different from anything I've watched before. The storyline is truly unique, featuring a ghost queen as the female lead and a young general as the male lead. Dilraba's aura in this drama is absolutely outstanding — she completely owns the role. Chen Feiyu looks incredibly cool and charismatic as the general, and his acting is full of intensity. When he’s trying to pursue and flirt with the female lead, he’s unbelievably adorable. Their chemistry is fantastic, and the overall story feels perfectly balanced and satisfying. I’m completely hooked and obsessed with it!

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After watching La Casa de Papel, I was really excited to check out the Korean version. Here's my honest opinion:

The Story:
Nothing too complicated it's about people who are struggling financially and get offered a big heist.

What I Didn't Like:
It's a shame there aren't more preparation scenes for the robbery like in the original Casa de Papel. We jump straight into the heist itself, and we barely see the characters planning and preparing for the "heist of the century." I would’ve loved more of that clever, strategic buildup.

What I Liked:
The characters are solid. Everyone acts really well even the supporting roles and the Professor. No one delivers a bad performance. The plot stays engaging. Even if you know the Spanish version, you still can’t predict exactly how things will unfold here. There are no boring filler scenes just to stretch out an episode. Everything feels well-paced. I still remember how hyped I was when Netflix dropped only Part 1.

Overall, it’s a really strong Part 1!!!!

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In a restaurant, we see photos of Vivian Maier. That made me happy.

It's interesting to show how hellish it can be to be a public figure. You can't disappoint, you always have to react correctly, you can't have a bad day in front of your fans. The series focuses on the life of the singer, his lawyer and, to a lesser extent, the prosecutor. Ultimately, the murder investigation is just an excuse to discover these characters and how they deal with their situation. The revelation of the culprit comes in the penultimate episode, clumsily, very clumsily. In any case, we don't really care.

The strong point is that it doesn't try to absolve people of their responsibilities. On the other hand, seeing a fan and her idol end up together is not very healthy ! I didn't know that being a solicitor involved housing, driving and feeding your client.

Ep5 : the kdrama disease of having a serious accident at the end of an episode and waking up in hospital in perfect health at the beginning of the next. How many times are we going to be subjected to this before the great Revolution ? Anger is brewing among the crowds.

(I may have skipped parts of episodes, no one will ever know.)

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Simple, elegant staging in natural settings and historical costumes that aren't necessarily very exciting. Some beautiful, aesthetic shots, but too few and far between. The music remains rough and stripped down, even discreet. Except when it emphasises the humour of a scene, which, in my opinion, detracts from the overall tone of the series. Many K-dramas brilliantly mix registers, but not this one. What remains is a narrative that takes the time necessary to advance its pawns in this game of massacre.

Alas ! It is difficult to feel concerned by these stories, as the protagonists, including the hero himself, are so unsympathetic. The latter shows disgust at the way his fellow workers are treated and does nothing about it. He could. He has the ability to change things, we know that perfectly well, and he chooses to suffer for a long time. He sides with the bastard who mistreated him and his comrades before. He doesn't try to help them ; he supports one tyrant against another. Since the power struggles are never questioned, and the ending celebrates sovereign individualism, these script choices leave a bitter taste.

At first, we think that morality means : when you exploit people, have the decency to pay them. Personally, I would prefer that no one be exploited. If your thing is loading rice onto boats and making a profit from it, then load it yourself, you bloody exploiter.
In the same vein, one character protests that bandits collect taxes, but that's how regimes worked at the time. Soldiers in wartime, bandits in peacetime, they are the same people. Aristocrats earn their titles of nobility in bloodbaths ; they have no innate nobility. There is no difference between a nobleman and a godfather of the underworld, between the state and the mafia. That was my awkward anarchist, or Christian, take. (delete as appropriate)

Shin Ye-eun is underemployed. Scandalously underemployed ! An actress of this calibre and a character with so much potential should not be relegated to the background. What a waste, seriously.

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Citizen Kim by Or Son-Wel

"Is a fake that seems perfectly real really fake ?"

Shin Hye-sun, best actress. End of sentence. That's all.
A thrilling series, with a new twist in every episode. I really liked how effective it was. Just the right length, even if it does drag a little in the middle. The themes are well explored and really gripping. It's quite clever !

"I felt deprived of something that had never belonged to me."

All these luxury bags, all these luxury items, it's high time to put an end to it. These people clearly don't pay enough tax and feel far too secure to walk around with them in public. "When did it all go wrong ?" It's amusing to talk about Ponzi schemes, but capitalism is based on them. The whole system is a huge scam based on debt. "My mistake was wanting to become rich. You don't become rich, you're born rich."

Sarah Kim, who no longer knows who she is because she keeps taking on new roles and doing what is expected of her... welcome to the world of autistic people. It's exhausting, isn't it ? I know. And it goes well with the big twist (which we see coming, anyway). A clash with oneself, with one's fellow human beings, alienated by money, obsessed with commodity fetishism...

"I'm not sorry, and I apologise for that." Great line.

_And Jung Da-bin finally starring in a good series ! Well done to her. I never doubted her. Or maybe just a little.
_"Splendid melancholy", why get that tattooed on yourself ? Joyful depression, obscure clarity, excellent Nolan. These oxymorons are so bizarre.
_I loved the moment when she turns around and says her real name : "Rosebud". Now that's cinema, the real thing.

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why ?????

Honestly, Season 1 of Love Alarm was good. The whole app concept was good, the tension between Jojo, Sun-oh, and Hye-yeong was on point, and the vibe was both cute and a little unsettling. for Season 2 after that insane cliffhanger… and man, what a disappointment.

TWO YEARS FOR THIS, and they gave us just six short episodes that start with a really weird time jump. They completely ignore the final scene from Season 1 like it never happened. From the very first episodes, I could feel the pace was way too slow. Not much actually happens we just go in circles with Jojo’s doubts, her family traumas, and her quest to remove her shield. It’s more mature, sure, but it quickly becomes heavy and repetitive.
My biggest issue is Jojo. She’s so indecisive, passive, and sometimes selfish that I ended up finding her really annoying. Her choices don’t always make sense, and it feels like she’s hurting everyone without really owning up to it. Sun-oh (Song Kang) is still likable even though he gets a bit toxic at times, but the real gut punch is the ending: Jojo’s final choice. Without spoiling too much, let’s just say most Sun-oh fans (including me) were pretty disgusted. The chemistry with Hye-yeong isn’t bad, but it never comes close to what she had with Sun-oh in Season 1. Hye-yeong is way too “perfect,” almost bland.

On top of that, the message about the app is inconsistent between the two seasons: is Love Alarm good or bad? They flip-flop on it and you can totally tell. There are plot holes, underused side characters (Gul-mi seriously got on my nerves), and overall, the magic from Season 1 is completely gone. We went from a fresh, addictive drama to something melodramatic and depressing without the same emotion.In the end, I don’t totally regret watching it because I needed some closure, but I’d clearly recommend stopping at Season 1 if you don’t want to ruin the good memories. Season 2 is slow, frustrating, and the finale leaves a bitter taste for a lot of people.

annoying asf for me !

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"Alone, I can't do anything. I can't redeem myself. I can't comfort anyone or be comforted myself. The only thing I can do on my own, it is feeling lonely."

One touching aspect of this series is the attention paid to how the characters look at each other. People like to see others happy. The series deals with sad topics, such as grief, but it also has some sweet, funny and tender scenes. (The story with the young girl in the convenience store is very touching.) It's terrible to feel guilty if you start to feel better after losing someone. This cult of suffering in our societies, truly poisonous. And these people struggle to get out of it.

A series I watched, taking breaks. Quite long breaks, to be honest. Its pace, its subjects, its slowness, all these elements make it challenging despite its great qualities. Two episodes in, and it starts to feel heavy. I cry far too much. It has to be said, some of the characters can become downright unpleasant, behaving badly or hurting others, wallowing complacently in their own misfortune. They are whole, complex, real, and don't always know what to say or even how to feel. It requires a heavy investment on our part.

The brother, for example, I didn't want to follow his story. He becomes interesting when he interacts with his father or sister, but the rest of the time he's unbearable. And I really wonder how he ended up with his dancer girlfriend. What does she see in him ? It's a mystery. This kind of relationship is best avoided. Everyone ends up hurting each other...
On the contrary, we see the brother's childhood friend doing all the emotional work for him, even mourning his mother's death in his place. She invests herself in their friendship, almost like a second mother ! And I would have preferred them to remain friends. Friendship is beautiful too, isn't it ? He remains incapable of saying I love you to the one he loves. It exhausted me to follow all this. I'm sick of seeing guys who make no effort and live like parasites off their girlfriends.

Overall, the women in this series... I feel sorry for them, so sorry. The last episode is hard to watch. They deserve better. They have to put up with everything, plan everything, manage everything, and (unfortunately) it's very realistic. The series has a happy ending (what a relief !), but it's still primarily to the benefit of the men and at the expense of the women's work. Emotional work, particularly.

"Without you, I'm a total disaster."

Seo Hyun-jin/Joon-Kyung is more or less the main character. All her life, she has made so many efforts without success, yet she does not realise how far she has come. But she is terribly lonely and unhappy. She leaves her mother feeling angry, even furious with her, and doesn't immediately realise that it's over, gone, and that one day a wall of silence will hit her head-on : her mother is no longer there. She is left alone, carrying their memories. But this triggers a realisation that she has the right to be happy. It's a complex and mixed set of emotions, enough to make you sick.
This character's journey is very beautiful. She makes mistakes, she overcomes them, she finds love. This strength has always been within her. She just needed to find a way to open the door wide.

Her partner confides in her, explains how he feels, suggests activities, cares about her. Incredible. A rare gem. It's so good to see men like that! I don't know if we realise how rare this kind of representation is ? (Well, the story with his ex was tough) This K-drama presents quite different types of men in heterosexual relationships. That's one of its strengths, its subtlety, its raw complexity.

"Just because we are a family does not mean we are supposed to know everything, understand everything, endure everything and persevere."

However, we need to have a conversation here. People in this series do not know how to respect other's privacy. You don't just invite yourself into someone's home without warning ! What's more, with their strange doors, everyone knows each other's codes and can just walk in unannounced. That's not right at all.

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A series that would have been better off as a film. In terms of its legal-crime style, it's well made, to be honest. The plot elements are just well enough developed to maintain tension despite a very thin premise : we are asked to believe in an incredible cure. But the filler is noticeable (episode 6 and its restaurant scenes where we are just reminded of elements we already know), accompanied by excessively weak cliffhangers. You shouldn't do that. No, because then we want the plot to be resolved, even though we know we'll be disappointed.

I don't know why, but for some obscure reason, a lot of people in this series go from whispering to screaming in a fraction of a second. In a nutshell : annoying and ridiculous.

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A K-drama about a chosen family, in a way ? A whole group of merry pranksters, united in adversity and divided in the gold rush. The entire building refuses to give way to a despicable company.

It's so zany and grotesque at times, it's like The Fiery Priest but with lawyers this time. It goes way over the top in terms of silliness. That said, I suspect the trials aren't very accurate in terms of how the Korean judicial system works. And, sure, the series is funny, but damn, it's about some really serious stuff ! Killing your employees is not okay. It's not reasonable. Babel, the most evil company in the world. The mafia seems almost more likeable in comparison. (Between us, I think that's the point here, to show us that they're equally bad... except Vincenzo Cassano)

Everyone loves Vincenzo. That heartbreaker. Even pigeons. Nice pigeon, by the way, Vincenzo, congratulations. Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they're just pigeons. And Vincenzo knows how to make good police officers : force them to resign. An example to follow.
Anyway. But Jeon Yeo-been has class, she's an impeccable actress, I need to see more of her performances. Ms Incognito was really good, even if it didn't get a very good reception, it seems.

So ! I solemnly declare that if I hear that cover of Bach's chaconne in D minor for violin again, I'll go berserk, ok ? I'll smash tiny objects while screaming. My strength doesn't allow me to express my anger any more furiously than that.
Also : those adverts for instant coffee and chocolate squares wrapped in plastic ? Embarrassing. No one buys that rubbish, wake up.
And at some point, we need to take two minutes to think about xenophobia towards Chinese people. They are always portrayed negatively in almost all Korean productions. One character has a caricatured name, "Wang Shaolin", then we hear about "Chinese hackers from the North Dragon gang". It's getting a bit much.

_"This idiot's brain is a black hole." A teacher must have written that in one of my school reports.
_"You're a subhuman, unworthy of being human, you don't deserve to live." It all reminds me of my father.

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"Introductions ! This is Rachel, Phoebe, and Chandler ! Hi !" Nobody loves Monica.

Miss Hong is so cool. She and the 'queen bee' are a killer duo ! It was really nice to see a show that didn’t focus on romance with guys, but on female friendship.

When Miss Hong goes undercover on her first day at work, she notices that the managers don't do anything, the bosses don't know how to do anything except to be extremely misogynistic, and the only one who works in the department is the guy at the bottom of the ladder with the lowest salary. Realistic. What's more, it's a financial investment company, the ultimate bullshit job, legendary parasite level. If I've learned one thing in the world of work, it's that there's no point in overworking yourself, you won't be rewarded for it. The wool will be sheared the same from our tiny round backs. Glad to see that Miss Hong's colleagues have understood this. A fine example for young people. "They're overdoing it ! Why give us work ?" A French joke just for fun : They gave us work for four people ! Luckily there were eight of us. And, of course : I talk in my sleep. At night it's annoying, but at work it's worse.

"If experience made you grow, you would be surrounded by saints."

Revenge, then ? We love that here. Especially when it's the little employees that no one takes seriously. We enjoy accompanying this cast of characters throughout these sixteen well-filled episodes. Albert Oh and No-ra annoyed me at first, but in the end, I love them. Everyone has their goals, becomes friends, teams up : the usual stuff. Studio Dragon does a great job of mixing humor, serious topics, and redeeming endings that are comforting after their emotional roller coaster. We talk about harassment, suicide, misogyny, single mothers, domestic violence, working conditions... Poor Kim Mi-sook... And then, No-ra engaged to a man 20 years older than her ? Hell ! But it's a joyful and kind series despite all that.
It should be noted that there are always an investigation, but not by the cops, which is good. Everyone hates the police. All my homies hate the cops.

In any case, the writers manage to make these stories about investing in a company cool and fun. That's why we love K-dramas. I'm ready for season 2. Totally ready.

"A man who disparages you for having lived with him deserves to be judged.

PS : The t-shirt "Vivre est un journey", I don't understand. "Vivre est un voyage" or "to be alive is a journey" but not a mix of two ! It stresses everyone. Never do that again.

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O amor verdadeiro (Mo Xun / 9º Lorde) , que tudo sacrifica por quem ama (Xin Yue).

Amo demais os romances tristes de Tong Hua, e adorei a forma como O Som do Deserto destruiu meu coração. Comecei a assistir ao dorama por causa do Hu Ge (Mo Xun / 9º Lorde) e da Liu Shi Shi (Xin Yue), e para mim eles são os verdadeiros protagonistas dessa história. E eu sou uma pessoa com deficiência, por isso me emocionei muito ao ver Mo Xun / 9º Lorde na cadeira de rodas!!

(Essa resenha contém muitos spoilers)

No começo da história eu fiquei tão feliz com o fato de Xin Yue estar apaixonada pelo 9º Lorde!! E achei tão linda a forma como ela se declara para ele, a forma como ela o ama tão sinceramente, sem se importar com a deficiência!!

Mas no meio da história comecei a ficar triste demais, pois percebi que no final das contas, era com o Wei Wu Ji que ela iria ficar... Por culpa do próprio 9º Lorde que foi um burro em ter rejeitado o amor dela, mesmo a amando tanto. Ele a rejeitou pois pensava que a Xin Yue seria mais feliz longe dele (que tem deficiência, que era de outra etnia, que tinha relações políticas complicadas e perigosas entre o Imperador chinês e os povos nômades do deserto). E sim, nesse ponto do dorama eu cheguei a ficar com raiva do 9º Lorde, por não ter valorizado o amor sincero da Xin Yue.

E infelizmente o 9º Lorde percebeu isso tarde demais, que a Xin Yue realmente não se importava com nenhum desses problemas. Xin Yue queria apenas se casar com o 9º Lorde e viver ao lado dele! Isso já seria a felicidade para ela! Mas após ela fazer uma linda declaração romantica para ele duas vezes, e ser rejeitada nas duas vezes, ela decide fugir, pois está com o coração partido.

E é aqui que o pior acontece. Wei Wu Ji que era apaixonado pela Xin Yue, resolve se aproveitar da situação, sequestrando a Xin Yue e a levando a força até o acampamento militar. (Aqui ele também esconde dela a verdade, diz que ninguém mais a está procurando. E mente para o 9º Lorde, dizendo não saber onde Xin Yue estava).

O grande problema é que Wu Ji sempre foi uma pessoa intrometida, que ficava toda hora aparecendo na casa da Xin Yue sem ser convidado, e ficava incomodando ela, quando ela claramente não queria a presença dele. Era muito insuportável assistir isso. E quando aparece essa oportunidade de sequestrar ela, ele não pensa duas vezes.

E praticamente 1 ano depois, quando Xin Yue finalmente descobre que o Wu Ji mentiu para ela, ao esconder que o 9º Lorde a estava procurando quando ela fugiu. Xin Yue fica muito magoada com a mentira de Wu Ji, em especial porque Wu Ji também mentiu para o 9º Lorde fingindo não saber onde Xin Yue estava. E quando Xin Yue confronta Wu Ji, ele fica teimoso e age como um cretino, não aceita o que Xin Yue está dizendo, diminui os sentimentos dela, e afirma que ele não fez nada de errado em ter mentido.

Um nojento! Ele manipulou toda a situação, para que Xin Yue pensasse que apenas ele Wu Ji estava ali para ela. Ele manipulou a situação para que Xin Yue ficasse no escuro, sem saber a verdade, sem ter o poder de pensar, sentir, e decidir as coisas por si própria. Sei que essa palavra está na moda e perdendo o peso, mas sinceramente ele parecia um narcisista.

E é muito triste, pois durante 3 anos Xin Yue amou única e exclusivamente o 9º Lorde. E sofreu muito com as suas duas rejeições. E depois, quando ela é sequestrada pelo Wu Ji, e começa a gostar do Wu Ji, ainda assim ela passa vários e vários anos sofrendo, pois ainda ama o 9º Lorde, mas começou a gostar do Wu Ji, fica dividida, e infelizmente sente que não pode voltar atrás, pois ela teve relações sexuais com Wu Ji (diga-se de passagem, quando ela estava super bêbada, e ela só percebe o que aconteceu na manhã do dia seguinte, e tenta suavizar o ocorrido dizendo que Wu Ji não a forçou - sim, não usou força, mas usou um momento vulnerável, e com ausência de capacidade de consentimento, para tirar vantagem dela).

A cena que mais me fez chorar, foi quando o 9º Lorde resolve finalmente dizer a Xin Yue o maior motivo por ter rejeitado ela. É que ele tem uma doença hereditária, altamente fatal em bebês. Ele foi o único entre seus irmãos que sobreviveu. E igualmente a mãe dele foi a única sobrevivente entre vários irmãos. Então ele não queria fazer Xin Yue passar pela dor de ver a morte de vários filhos. E Xin Yue chora muito ao descobrir isso, é uma cena muito emocionante, ela diz que se ele tivesse falado a verdade desde o início, ela não se importaria em evitar ter filhos, ela não se importaria com a doença dele, e teria se casado com ele de qualquer jeito!

As vidas do 9º Lorde e da Xin Yue ficaram completamente devastadas. E fica muito claro que ela continua amando o 9º Lorde, para sempre. Ela só não pode voltar atrás. E depois começa sim a ter sentimentos sinceros pelo Wu Ji, infelizmente, pois Wu Ji é um homem controlador, impulsivo, ciumento e violento.

Quando Xin Yue morde o rosto do 9º Lorde, foi para salvá-lo e impedir que ele caísse na água gelada. Sim, ela estava disposta a se sacrificar por ele, e morrer em seu lugar, porque sim, ela ainda o amava, mas a mordida foi simplesmente para salvá-lo (deixando-o atordoado, criando uma oportunidade para Xin Yue empurrá-lo para longe da água gelada). Mas então quando Wu Ji está levando Xin Yue embora, após ter visto a cicatriz no rosto do 9º Lorde, o Wu Ji cheio de brutalidade e ignorância morde o pescoço de Xin Yue, apenas por ciúmes idiota, e a machuca, faz sair sangue do pescoço dela, e a força um beijo logo em seguida, com o sangue do pescoço dela no meio da saliva deles, é um absurdo ele ter feito isso! Ele nem sequer deu a ela a oportunidade de se explicar, e já partiu para a agressão, eu realmente detesto ele.

Além disso Wu Ji é um ingrato. Quando Wu Ji ficou em coma, o 9º Lorde cuidou dele, fez todo o possível para a salvar a vida de Wu Ji, colocando até mesmo a sua própria vida em perigo, só para salvá-lo. Dias depois, quem ficou em coma foi o 9º Lorde, em consequencia de ter ajudado Wu Ji. Então Xin Yue foi cuidar do 9º Lorde. Mas quando ela enviou uma mensagem para Wu Ji contando o que aconteceu, dizendo que assim que o 9º Lorde saísse do coma, ela voltaria para casa, Wu Ji não quis nem saber, ficou raivoso e violento, e quebrou o jogo de chá, jogando tudo no chão. Uma atitude ridícula, e ingrata, pois ele só está vivo pois o 9º Lorde o salvou! É tudo um absurdo. Ele fez uma birra enorme, além de quebrar o jogo de chá, ele se trancou no quarto, não comeu, e depois fugiu de casa. Tudo porque Xin Yue estava cuidando da pessoa que colocou a própria vida em risco para salvar Wu Ji. Mas Wu Ji é um ingrato ignorante mesmo.

Achei muito triste que o 9º Lorde teve que sacrificar tudo pelo bem de Xin Yue, enquanto Wu Ji era um babaca. Realmente não entendo porque as pessoas que assistem a esse dorama se sentem tão apaixonadas pelo Wu Ji. Provavelmente é porque gostam de homens controladores e narcisistas. E também pelo fato de que o 9º tem deficiência, e a grande maioria das pessoas não escolheria ele como parceiro romântico justamente por causa da deficiência, o que é muito triste.

O 9º Lorde sempre foi altruísta, sincero e verdadeiro. Por mais que ele sofresse, e por mais que ele tenha ido pedir para Xin Yue desistir de Wu Ji para ficar com ele, ele nunca em momento algum forçou Xin Yue, ele simplesmente aceitou que não tinha mais volta. E continuou amando Xin Yue e fazendo de tudo pela felicidade dela! 9º Lorde cuida de Wu Ji sacrificando sua própria saúde, ajuda Xin Yue em tudo que ela precisa, por mais perigoso que seja. Isso é amor sincero. Diferente do amor egoísta do Wu Ji, que nunca faria nada para ajudar o 9º Lorde, nem consegue sentir gratidão por tudo que o 9º Lorde fez por ele e por Xin Yue.

Para mim, a moral da história é: Não deixe as oportunidades se perderem. Pois geralmente quando você perde uma oportunidade, ela nunca mais volta. E deixe as pessoas terem o poder de decidir, fale a verdade, demonstre seus sentimentos, não tende escolher você o que é melhor para a outra pessoa. Arrependimentos amargos são o pior dessa vida.

Mo Xun / 9º Lorde vai viver para sempre em meu coração! Igual Mei Chang Su (personagem de Hu Ge no dorama Nirvana In Fire). Hu Ge tem o dom de fazer personagens inesquecíveis!!!!

Se você quer assistir O Som do Deserto com legendas em Português, no telegram você consegue encontrar com o título em inglês. Se quiser um link, me envie mensagem!

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Jisoo plays an ordinary woman whom nobody notices? That requires a massive leap of faith. When she stands in front of her mirror and complains about her dark under-eye circles… but she has the most flawless skin in the world. It’s hard to believe she’s this insignificant, clumsy character. But, to be fair, her acting has improved. (She was already quite good in Newtopia, given the series’ delightfully daft tone)

She plays an adorable, heartbroken producer who’s getting over her break-up and taking control of her love life again. We figure that out pretty early on.
All her scenes with new virtual boyfriends are strangely good. It plays on clichés deliberately, so it doesn’t treat us like idiots. I've found myself laughing stupidly far too often to say anything bad about it. I’ll admit it, I liked it. There, I’ve said it ! The humour saves the day when it gets a bit saccharine.

This series is pure binge-watching (there isn’t even an opening credits sequence), a short, simple, funny, pinky, very pinky story… Pinky but blackened (this joke : illegal in 197 countries) by this dating game, which, when you get right down to it, is quite terrifying. Losing consciousness every time you start it up ? I’m not sure I’d like that. I’ve already played Dark Souls, ok ?
And what about her working hours... can we take this up with a trade union, please ? Both in the series and in Jisoo’s real life.

Gong Min-jeung, the "annoying" author, is the best. Keep it up, madam. Screw them !

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