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When I tell you I was literally on my “am I interrupting something moment” during this kiss scene in the recent episode of Perfect Crown the kiss is just intense probably one of the best kisses so far in the series and this is probably Wooseok’s most intense kiss in his drama he really ate her up 😭😭😭😭😭😭

One thing I can critique about this scene is just the ost playing like don’t get me wrong the song is actually really good though very majestic, but why play it on that scene I could barely even hear the smooches cause the hooting and hollering of the vocals are overpowering it lol.

Anyways this kiss really made me feel so giddy in a way🤭🤭🤭

Starting to watch My Royal Nemesis and it’s really so fun and enjoyable to watch and it’s a such a nice shift to watch after all the chaos going on in Perfect Crown. I love on how creative the casting directors did with this drama cause all the leads look very intimidating and did play villainous roles in the past and putting them in a romcom drama together it’s just perfect in a way.

Anyways I find Cha Segye the ML so Huiju coded like obviously he’s a chaebol and a CEO of a beauty company but also very short-tempered, a bit “standoffish” I even notice one of Huiju’s workers also work for him in this drama it’s so Huiju. He’s also gonna fall in love with a royalty as well similar to Huiju like😭😭😭😭😭

What’s even funnier is that the ML did have a cameo in Perfect Crown as Huiju’s blind date but didn’t work out and I understood why cause he is also like her 😭😭😭😭😭

Anyways are you enjoying this drama lately has anyone think that he’s also like Huiju too?

I know that the recent episode was quite stressful to watch with all the things that are happening I also got blood pressure too watching this episode I hope they clear things out in the next one coming later and not drag the whole thing out since it’s about to end in a way.

But anyways I found the budding romance between the two secretaries actually so adorable in a way and every time I see scenes of them together it makes me feel relieved and kinda helps reduce the stress in watching the overall episode. I wonder how the writers will try to develop their overall romance given that there’s like 3 episodes left, but overall I enjoy the scenes with them a lot and I feel like they match perfectly!!

What are your thoughts do you think the secretaries are cute too?

Drama: Last Summer

Since I’m keeping up with my series on why this drama is disliked we have another one that I often see being talked about a lot which is this drama Last Summer and does anyone know why?

I’ve always heard about the term “good actor poor script choices” in Jae-Wook a lot and this drama is always brought up so why wasn’t it good?

Was it because there’s a miscommunication trope there I heard there is one with the twin brother? Was there a pacing problem with the show or the leads didn’t have chemistry or the writing felt very weak or flat.

So you know the scene in where Sejun calls Mirae again after a long time since they broke up and we all know it was that time before Sejun gets married and though, it kinda catches a lot of people off guard including me and it’s also that type of scene in where anyone can interpret it in a different way, how do you interpret this scene in a way?

Do you see it as him lowkey regretting on how things ended with him and Mirae cause you know it was based on how things changed in a way? The way he talked to her during that call and after the call he sighed like he was carrying unresolved emotions. Even if he always loved his fiancée first, maybe a part of him still cared about Mirae in a way he never fully confronted. I also noticed he looked kind of affected when he realized Mirae deleted his number from her phone.

Or do you interpret it as him trying to apologize in a way cause before that his fiance sent the wedding invitation in the group chat in where Mirae was in and he was bothered by it (which is valid cause I’d also feel the same way too if my own fiance sends our wedding invitation in where my ex is in) because the fiance is quite petty in a way maybe he wanted to apologize for that especially dragging Mirae into the situation in where Mirae doesn’t even want to kinda deal with it anymore.

Or maybe the call was more about a little closure for himself. Since Sejun is about to get married maybe he didn’t want to carry all those unresolved things that involve Mirae anymore. But it was more of a hard thing for Mirae since she had to go to the college simulation after the call to confront those emotions.

I know that the story is mostly on Mirae’s pov so we only see how she feels about the situation.

I know it’s those types of scenes in where anyone could see differently so I was wondering, how do you interpret it?

I know this is Jaewook’s new drama premiering next month during the time he’ll be in the military (nooooo). So I was wondering, to those who have read the webtoon is the plot of it actually good and will it kinda give Jaewook the chance to “redeem himself” in a way? Like I know that he often gets critiqued a lot with his overall script choices and do you think the plot of the webtoon will actually be convincing in a way?

I mean it’s not his first time doing a role that’s in the medical field cause he did that before in his cameo as the doctor bf in BOD which was really fun in a way he does great with any roles.

So what are your thoughts especially those who read the webtoon of this first?

I know that his new drama is a webtoon adaptation that is coming around next month and it’s another one that’s also one of his next romance projects after BOD that is also set in the workplace (a lot of his romance projects lately are always in a workplace setting lol). So I was wondering to those who read the webtoon that is based on, is the plot actually good? Like, is it worth getting into before the drama comes out?

know some people prefer reading the original webtoon first and sometimes have strong opinions about adaptations, so I wanted to hear your thoughts. Does the story hold up, or is it one of those where the drama might actually improve it?

I’ve been thinking about this a lot especially with the topics of debut works of the writer and I’m thinking about this not just because I’m being biased or anything even though it’s my fave drama this year I just wanna know your thoughts.

I’ve been observing that most romcom releases especially this year are all debut works of the writers and BOD is also one of them. I know that stuff like that could feel like a “risk path” for actors choosing scripts in a way and other times it leans too heavily on familiar K-drama clichés (love triangles, dragged misunderstandings, etc.).

I know that the VR bf concept caught a lot of people off guard in a way I mean I still found a lot of the dates fun like the cameos in the 4th episode. But I actually liked how some of them had depth and even mirrored the real-life situations of the FL in a meaningful way. For example, the college simulation paralleling the female lead’s past with her ex made it more interesting. Even on how fleshed out the characters Eunho and Yeongil actually were great tools for the character development of Mirae on how both of them helped her work through her inner conflicts.(eg how Eunho helped her deal with the stuff around her ex and Yeongil helping her explore her feelings for Kyungnam so she can be ready to love again in the real world despite the risks). Even with how the ex storyline is written it’s even showing that some breakups never end in cheating or stuff like that but growing apart.I really liked that more grounded perspective. Even with those depths they still made it quite light even with most creepy elements there.

I know I have a lot of things to say and of course, since it’s a debut, there are definitely areas that could be improved.
But overall I liked on how it was a nice refreshing shift

So what are your thoughts do you think BOD is a decent written romcom for a debut writer?

It’s been a long time since I did a post on my disliked drama series and I have a series in where it’s not that much talked about yet and it is Would You Marry Me and I’ve seen a lot of negative reviews on this show and I was wondering why?

Was it because of the childhood connection trope which seems okay for me I found it a bit cute or was it on how they dragged out too much of the ML’s accident backstory? I know another thing that kinda caught me a bit off guard was how the writers were giving her annoying ex like too much screen time and stuff so was that also the reasons why it was disliked? Or was it the miscommunication parts of it like on how the ML’s uncle was involved the FL’s accident?