Above is from another post - I just didn’t want to write it again.
I didn’t think I would binge-watch this but again sleep-deprived as I am one episode followed the next.
The male lead:
Ji Soo - was quite the puppy, but it fitted the character of the young guy that likes every creature and thinks of every life as precious.
Na In Woo - I give the production credit that they needed a tall guy with bright eyes, who was physically trained to start right away. He just had completed Mr. Queen, so action scenes were no problem for him. Actually the visual change didn’t get me as much as the difference in their voices. While binge-watching I needed 4 episodes to adjust to Na In Woos deep voice in comparison to Ji Soo lighter voice, not only that … Ji Soo is a soft speaker many times almost “singing” his lines, whereas Na In Woo lacks that softness in most parts at least at the start.
I guess for Na In Woo I need to watch a third leading role of his, so far I still can’t get rid of the feeling, that he uses his eyes a lot, but his face does not always convey the emotions. Maybe it is only me, so don’t quarrel with me about it.
Actually the drama reminded me a bit on Joseon Gunman with a cross setting of characters. I didn’t originally plan to watch it full, it just happened. Is it a drama I would have needed to watch? I guess not, but it didn’t hurt as much as I would have expected.