Once Again ep 49/100
The secondary couple has more screentime together than lead couple; it’s basically a romcom when they’re on screen. They met (again), became friends, fell in love, etc. And then the female lead has more nice interactions with the hospital director than male lead, and is even showing interest and changing for him. They met (again), are still friends, dating, etc. LSY in these past episodes has been downgraded to side character. I am given ABSOLUTELY NO REASON to wish for this main couple to get back together. This is such bad writing that even when I favor LSY it’s absolutely bonkers why Na-Hee and her new bf is not end game. My feelings for this show is a rollercoaster and I’m back to disliking it. Eugh. I’m pleading for the second half of this show to change my mind or I’ll have to force myself through this.
I don’t know if its the acting between LSY-LMJ or directing, and piled on bad writing, Na-Hee throws side glances, watches with warm eyes, and has thoughtful considerate moments towards her new bf, she really looks like she’s in love with the director. Smiling when playing basketball, etc. It absolutely makes me no sense to disregard him later, from my present pov. These moments the lead couple doesn’t have since the drama started for viewers AT ALL and it hasn’t successfully shifted from the bickering and coldness towards each other, that part had been so dragged out. All we get are moments when other characters tells KJ he should be feeling something, and that’s just forcing it because writers don’t know what to do with KJ. So obvious. What even is this?
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kx
July 30, 2021 at 11:48 PM
Once Again ep 49/100
The secondary couple has more screentime together than lead couple; it’s basically a romcom when they’re on screen. They met (again), became friends, fell in love, etc. And then the female lead has more nice interactions with the hospital director than male lead, and is even showing interest and changing for him. They met (again), are still friends, dating, etc. LSY in these past episodes has been downgraded to side character. I am given ABSOLUTELY NO REASON to wish for this main couple to get back together. This is such bad writing that even when I favor LSY it’s absolutely bonkers why Na-Hee and her new bf is not end game. My feelings for this show is a rollercoaster and I’m back to disliking it. Eugh. I’m pleading for the second half of this show to change my mind or I’ll have to force myself through this.
kx
July 31, 2021 at 12:27 AM
I don’t know if its the acting between LSY-LMJ or directing, and piled on bad writing, Na-Hee throws side glances, watches with warm eyes, and has thoughtful considerate moments towards her new bf, she really looks like she’s in love with the director. Smiling when playing basketball, etc. It absolutely makes me no sense to disregard him later, from my present pov. These moments the lead couple doesn’t have since the drama started for viewers AT ALL and it hasn’t successfully shifted from the bickering and coldness towards each other, that part had been so dragged out. All we get are moments when other characters tells KJ he should be feeling something, and that’s just forcing it because writers don’t know what to do with KJ. So obvious. What even is this?