Juniko wrote: You know why I love this drama ? Because for once, someone is doing the second male lead !
More seriously this drama would be great...if this weren't for that frozen faced (resent eye surgery maybe, I don't know) female lead and that old OST that makes the whole thing seem low quality. The two male lead are doing an excellent job and I actually like the story a lot ! I like both male lead, honestly they both have something and you honestly don't know who it is going to be...even if now I kindda think Jan tae San will go berserk now that he saw / and tore apart/ the shirt.
I agree with you about Seo Mi Do. I didn't mind the lead actress before, but now that you mention it, I think the actress really is handicapping the drama. The Itzara na Kiss franchise shows us how important the actors are to a drama. I mean with Itzara na Kiss it's the same story line in all the various versions and yet each the korean, Taiwanese Japanese versions all feel completely different from each other. This of course was partly due the actors' interpretations of the characters. I think that if When a Man's in Love had a lead actress who showed more range in her emotions maybe the drama would be more popular? I noticed after I read your comment that I'm unable to root for the leading woman. I'm rooting for everyone else in this drama, even the villan at times, but I can't root for Seo Mi Do. I don't hate the actress or the character. I just think the drama can do better if they changed the actress.
On another note, I wonder if the reason why they show the second female lead exercising is to show that she's stressed/ planning something? I mean they're constantly showing the villan hitting baseballs as his stress reliever/ before he does something evil. I wonder if they're doing the same thing with her.