5 K-Drama Male Leads Who Fell First And Harder

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5 Kang Tae Oh And Kim Se Jeong K-Dramas To Watch If You Loved “Moon River”

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I think it was @IkkleGemzUniverse who mentioned finishing the #kdrama #TwinklingWatermelon and liking it. I just finished episode 10 and have some thoughts.

• Choi Hyun-wook's role in #TwentyFiveTwentyOne was so great, and I can see why they offered the lead role in this. He is an adorable, energetic ball of joy. I hope he keeps getting good roles.
• Ryeoun's character grates on me, but I think that's on purpose. He acts very patronizing towards his parents and peers, like he is the only capable adult. But I think that is key to his character growth.
• Seol In-ah is an actress I confuse with Kim Ji-won often, and when I saw her in #ABusinessProposal I thought she was much closer to 30, yet here she plays an 18yo. She is 27 in real life!
• Shin Eun-soo's character, up until episode 10, really felt quiet and empty with no internal dialogue or thoughts. She seems MUCH younger than Seol In-ah's character, even though they are all supposed to be 18yos. Both she and Choi Hyun-wook are the youngest, at age 21.

So, yes, the #kdrama #UnderTheQueensUmbrella is high production and well made, but there is too much suspicion and poisoning and death and not enough charm. For me, anyway. I know I will finish it, but I can only watch an episode or two before I need to renew my faith in humanity.

So I'm rewatching #ABusinessProposal, which is hilarious and charming and makes me smile.