Carrisa Joseph

I read the webtoon before watching the drama and found the story, plot and characters to be interesting, make sense and lovable. The drama on the hand...not so much. There are one too many changes that for me fell flat and ruined the story. Not to give too much away but Bo-gyeom's change in backstory and character made me dislike him more than Seo-won's bully. Also the actor who plays Seo-won didn't have much of a range in expressions in showing his affection or happiness towards his crush Hae-na. He had a emotionless cold stare most of the time whenever he felt sad, angry, frustrated or happy. Then there's Hae-na whose character came across as more diminished than spritly, fun or having gusto. Overall it was a "meh" watch. Wouldn't watch it again or recommend it as one to watch put on a watchlist. Which is a shame because "See You In My 19th Life" is a webtoon written by the same author of "It's A Good Day To Be A Dog" and that drama is better than this one.

No where near as good as Strong Girl Bong-soon. The plot is drawn out and boring. The male and female lead have no chemistry. The antagonist is a traumatised crazed adult having a temper-tantrum against Korea/the world. And the side stories aren't interesting at all. I lost interest around episode 5, to the point where I had to force myself to finish episodes so I could conclude the show completely. I wanted to be open-minded and hoped that the show would maybe pick up nearing the end of the season. Alas this was wishful thinking on my part, as the show continued to be terrible. The OST is also lacking. Not a good song on there that doesn't make me want to wear earplugs to block out the noise. Will be going back to re-watch Stong Girl Bong-soon to erase the trash that my eyes and brain were subjected to in watching this substandard drama.