Not impressed by episode 16 of FoE. Did they have to go such a cliched route? I feel like episode 16 is apiece with the rest of the last quarter of this show. It’s a shame. LJG and MCW put in great performances and the show was pretty good for me until episode 11 or 12. But the writer just kept on pushing things by packing more unrealistic things into the show. As well, I feel that the writer made these two mains (especially DHS) do things which I found surprising and out of character. IDK. LJG and MCW, choose a better drama next time. Your talents were squandered in this one.
This show managed to spectacularly eff things up. I can’t help but feel sad about it. It was going so well (well, at least for me) for most of its run.
IDK. I just want to see LJG on screen ASAP and in something that is worthy of his talent.
I really enjoyed eps 1-6, and I was surprised by how fast Jiwon found out. I really hoped the rest of the drama would be about Jiwon playing mind games and exacting her revenge with passionate love making (kdrama standard) in-between. I think as a viewer, I kind of feel deceived by the premise, since the second half of the drama tried so hard to make Hyun-soo a good guy as much as possible. But what were the first 3 eps about? To me, the drama went downhill as soon as they tried to make Hyun-soo just misunderstood and Hee-sung as the one-dimensional villain. DHS suddenly cared about rescuing victims at risk of his own safety, discovered emotions, was actually misdiagnosed, etc. SMH really.
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Maq
September 23, 2020 at 2:16 PM
Not impressed by episode 16 of FoE. Did they have to go such a cliched route? I feel like episode 16 is apiece with the rest of the last quarter of this show. It’s a shame. LJG and MCW put in great performances and the show was pretty good for me until episode 11 or 12. But the writer just kept on pushing things by packing more unrealistic things into the show. As well, I feel that the writer made these two mains (especially DHS) do things which I found surprising and out of character. IDK. LJG and MCW, choose a better drama next time. Your talents were squandered in this one.
larelle79
September 23, 2020 at 2:20 PM
I straight up said that ep 15 was one of the worst episodes for a candy ever.
Good lord. I could only imagine what that man was going to go through in the final episode.
Maq
September 23, 2020 at 2:28 PM
This show managed to spectacularly eff things up. I can’t help but feel sad about it. It was going so well (well, at least for me) for most of its run.
IDK. I just want to see LJG on screen ASAP and in something that is worthy of his talent.
asterell
September 23, 2020 at 2:46 PM
I really enjoyed eps 1-6, and I was surprised by how fast Jiwon found out. I really hoped the rest of the drama would be about Jiwon playing mind games and exacting her revenge with passionate love making (kdrama standard) in-between. I think as a viewer, I kind of feel deceived by the premise, since the second half of the drama tried so hard to make Hyun-soo a good guy as much as possible. But what were the first 3 eps about? To me, the drama went downhill as soon as they tried to make Hyun-soo just misunderstood and Hee-sung as the one-dimensional villain. DHS suddenly cared about rescuing victims at risk of his own safety, discovered emotions, was actually misdiagnosed, etc. SMH really.