Cheng Che Chung (Pony)

I was expecting more precise suggestions or stories behind people with those personalities. However, this book just summarizes four types of characters and says we are all not perfect which is seen as common knowledge to me. Generally, it is a great book to know people as a starting point. Unfortunately, I was expecting more than this considering those positive reviews on the Internet. As most of the comments say, it could be finished under 100 pages and I highly agree with them. A little bit overrated in my opinion.

I don't know much about Korean history so no comments on the accuracy of the history representation. However, many scenes just don't make sense to me. The spy was betrayed by the hostages multiple times but never give a bullet to anyone? The captain captured insider the building escaped multiple times but still managed to succeed? As for Jisoo, the main actress of the drama, she is the trouble maker but actor just love her anyway? Not the best K-drama I've ever seen though. To summarize, it's too realistic to be classic romantic kdrama yet too unrealistic to be historical one 😐

I've watched some other interior design shows and this one had me learned nothing honestly. They're not adapting their design into the area and all they talking is cutting the budget. Although the color or styles of interior design are quite subjective, they seemed to filled the place as much as they could and that's not a designer would appreciate in my opinion. They might success once but I doubt they would continue their success everywhere. Overall it's a one episode show for me.

Unrealistic, unauthenticated, awful show. They keep emphasizing it doesn't matter how the person they dating looks like. However, this show is simply full of beautiful women in shape and tall, handsome white guys. There's no people in different races other than white and black, people in normal economic conditions, or simply say NORMAL PEOPLE. I truly want to see a version when people proposed but ending up meeting someone with imperfections. That's the moment we say"love is blind".