Alsooo, Im Soo Hyang is MY age and she played someone that was a freshman in college (aka that was 10 years ago last year…) and Cha Eun Woo is 7 years younger, AND LOOKS LIKE A KID, so maybe that’s also part of what made me not love them together. Some of the characters in this drama were like that, but in real life, which is just as bad, if not more.)Īnyway. And actually, now that we get here, this becomes a huge problem, because people know how bad netizens and cyber bullies can be. People need to just get over it.) (Sorry that could be taken as an aggressive statement, but to burn bridges and make someone feel so worthless because of how they look is just not something that should be the most important thing in your life. It’s so ridiculous and I think that’s what made watching some of these scenes so almost-unbearable. (Sorry, that latter bit isn’t really so much about how unis are arranged, but rather a value judgment. so ridiculous and for the most part… who the heck cares if you got so much plastic surgery do you really need to chase down people’s high school yearbooks? If they’re a good person, then what do you want?). And I want to say that they’re just characters… but could people in Korea really really be like this? This definitely wouldn’t happen to people in America, since universities are arranged differently (e.g., majors aren’t as tightly knit clubs no sunbae-respect or die rules. But on the other hand, the antagonists did a great job because I hated them so much because they were so messed up. I don’t feel like either of our protagonists really did that. I feel like the goal of the main guy should be to win me over (as in make me become your fangirl HEHEE), and the goal of the main girl is to make me cheer for her. The other thing was, I wasn’t really into Cha Eun Woo’s character. People said that she has said she got her nose done.) I think it’s the way they did her makeup… (I didn’t do this till now (like 3 months later while I’m watching Graceful Family) So if you look at pictures of Im Soo Hyang when she was younger, she basically looks the same. I think this distracted me from the drama, if ever-so-slightly. So I found myself trying to figure out Im Soo Hyang’s face, whether she got plastic surgery or not. So who’s to say that the people who watched it weren’t like me: wanting to know what happens, but also wanting to fast forward to the end.
But ratings aren’t the type of ratings we think of like, say, rottentomatoes ratings… They’re more like % viewership.
Okay, well, let’s take a step back and think about the meaning of ratings-because actually I never really questioned “ratings” before. Okay.Īpparently this drama (quotingish from wikipedia) is one of the highest-rated cable dramas ever, and it’s received praise for its portrayal of social issues in Korea revolving around beauty standards and superficiality. Like a complete face transformation to the point where she was unrecognizable by even the people closest to her. However, unlike the webtoon, our main character Kang Mi Rae (played by Im Soo Hyang) got surgery before starting college. It was about a girl who in her childhood/early teen years was made fun of for being “ugly”. I was guessing that this would be like True Beauty, the webtoon. Watched: August 2019 on Viki WATCHED IT BECAUSE. Starring: Im Soo Hyang, Cha Eun Woo, Jo Woo Ri, Kwak Dong Yeon
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