I actually liked this show with the inneudos and all. The first 5 episodes were checking if viewers would stay with the show( with the sex puns and craziness), then they dropped the plot line hard in episode 6. I'm rewatching this show with the friend on the bus and I have enjoyed seeing it again.
I liked that the main guy couldn't fight. It added extra comedy value.
I also liked that the secondary personality was a thot. That was hilarious. I got to say the word "thot" a lot, just to describe the character.
I liked the transgender boy too. Extra comedy value. We were laughing so hard.
They only thing I particularly hated was there wasn't more fighting. I wished there was more battles. There was room for that. Sometimes characters would let something happen to them and they could have hit the attacker with an item like a vase.
If you are looking for top tier drama, go elsewhere. If you are looking for a drama to enjoy and laugh at, this is where you stay. If you are looking for drama with cliches you laugh at, this is your show. If you hate comedy, get out immediately. If you are looking for smart thriller drama, nope, leave now. If you are looking you something heartwarming, this is kind of your show.
Everyone drags this show in mud, but enjoy the show for what is, not for what it isn't.
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The thing that I couldn’t get past was the overall feeling of the show. On one hand, it carries some rather racy scenes and situations for a kdrama. On the other hand, it was very juvenile. It almost seemed like it was written by a middle school boy and girl. The boy parts being all improbable and risqué, and the girl parts being all the cutesy, giggling “romance.” Also, there were a lot of really pervy interactions. So uncomfortable.
Ugh, I don’t think I can finish...just weird.
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