Naked Fireman
Feb. 1st, 2021 11:56 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
satalasers Cute!
- Mainly just watched this for Lee Joon Hyuk, but honestly, I would have found this delightful regardless. I very much liked his hot tempered but kind heart, and he did some very cute lifting, holding the lead female in his arms, carrying her away.
- The story is that Han Jin Ah, is looking for a model with scars so she can paint them, but actually, this is a ruse so she can track down the person who she caught sight of when she was a child, a person who she believes killed her parents but all she can remember is the scar on his back. Kang Chul Soo is that person, but things are not exactly what they seem.
- It's a very sweet love story, where Han Jin Ah learns that she didn't have the full picture, and Kang Chul Soo is caught between his best friend, who is a criminal on one last con, but also kind of dating Han Jin Ah's aunt, and his job. He's trying to raise money for his boss in secret, so he uses his friends' name as an alias, unaware of the trap Han Jin Ah has set.
- I knew that the cop Han Jin Ah had befriended from long ago has shifty, just based on how he treated his family, who were clearly scared of him. I did not guess until way too late that he was in fact Han Jin Ah's parents murderer, and was definitely going to kill Han Jin Ah once she knew too much.
- I am a little bit annoyed that they totally got me with the ending. I totally thought Kang Chul Soo was dead, when in fact Han Jin Ah was talking to her parents; but it turns out that nope, he survived! They're dating now! I should have known it had a happily ever after! And I'm glad of it!
- Also: the actress who played her was great! I thought I didn't like her because I didn't really think much of her when I saw her in Welcome To Wakiki, but it turns out, that's probably just the script's fault and the characterization, rather than her personally? Maybe? She was very cold and cool though.
- I'm a little bit sad that Kang Chul Soo never *did* get naked, but he did pose like twice or so, just topless, so I can't completely complain. It's still probably a good thing that he didn't, but that title kind of definitely made me want to see the show, y'know? xD
- I loved the friendship in this show! Kang Chul Soo refusing to give up on his boss, who has retired and got cancer, gets framed because the policeman is really good at his job and spreading miscommunication, and his boss absolutely knows that Kang Chul Soo would never do it. It was just heartwarming.
- I also liked the friendship between Kang Chul Soo and his crooked-going-straight BFF Oh Sung Jin, even though stealing and selling Han Jin Ah's portraits was definitely an awful thing to do! But I liked that these two looked out for each other, even though Oh Sung Jin thought that Kang Chul Soo definitely murdered people in the past, and Kang Chul Soo never had, but circumstances definitely made it look like it did.
9/10. Short, but sweet!
- Mainly just watched this for Lee Joon Hyuk, but honestly, I would have found this delightful regardless. I very much liked his hot tempered but kind heart, and he did some very cute lifting, holding the lead female in his arms, carrying her away.
- The story is that Han Jin Ah, is looking for a model with scars so she can paint them, but actually, this is a ruse so she can track down the person who she caught sight of when she was a child, a person who she believes killed her parents but all she can remember is the scar on his back. Kang Chul Soo is that person, but things are not exactly what they seem.
- It's a very sweet love story, where Han Jin Ah learns that she didn't have the full picture, and Kang Chul Soo is caught between his best friend, who is a criminal on one last con, but also kind of dating Han Jin Ah's aunt, and his job. He's trying to raise money for his boss in secret, so he uses his friends' name as an alias, unaware of the trap Han Jin Ah has set.
- I knew that the cop Han Jin Ah had befriended from long ago has shifty, just based on how he treated his family, who were clearly scared of him. I did not guess until way too late that he was in fact Han Jin Ah's parents murderer, and was definitely going to kill Han Jin Ah once she knew too much.
- I am a little bit annoyed that they totally got me with the ending. I totally thought Kang Chul Soo was dead, when in fact Han Jin Ah was talking to her parents; but it turns out that nope, he survived! They're dating now! I should have known it had a happily ever after! And I'm glad of it!
- Also: the actress who played her was great! I thought I didn't like her because I didn't really think much of her when I saw her in Welcome To Wakiki, but it turns out, that's probably just the script's fault and the characterization, rather than her personally? Maybe? She was very cold and cool though.
- I'm a little bit sad that Kang Chul Soo never *did* get naked, but he did pose like twice or so, just topless, so I can't completely complain. It's still probably a good thing that he didn't, but that title kind of definitely made me want to see the show, y'know? xD
- I loved the friendship in this show! Kang Chul Soo refusing to give up on his boss, who has retired and got cancer, gets framed because the policeman is really good at his job and spreading miscommunication, and his boss absolutely knows that Kang Chul Soo would never do it. It was just heartwarming.
- I also liked the friendship between Kang Chul Soo and his crooked-going-straight BFF Oh Sung Jin, even though stealing and selling Han Jin Ah's portraits was definitely an awful thing to do! But I liked that these two looked out for each other, even though Oh Sung Jin thought that Kang Chul Soo definitely murdered people in the past, and Kang Chul Soo never had, but circumstances definitely made it look like it did.
9/10. Short, but sweet!
