Sugar Baby’s Review Corner: Love For A Thousand More

Love For A Thousand More

Pyeon Mi Jo is an immortal woman who does not wish to fall in love anymore. Nearly a thousand years old, her experiences in love tells her all men are “bastards” one way or another. But what’s her current job? A Love Counselor. One day, she gets a new noisy neighbour, Yoo Joon Woo, a hip-hop crew leader.

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Sometimes I find random dramas to watch out of boredom and thus I ended up on this YGE propaganda. I mean, I kinda also felt like I wanted to see how YG’s idols who turn actors turn out given the news of Jisoo taking on the lead role of Snowdrop. Also, this was one of the few ones that I hadn’t seen.

This story was very average and uninteresting. As short as this drama was it took me a while to finish because it was so boring. It’s hard to really sort this into a review of what I liked verses what I didn’t like because I don’t think there was anything in particular that I liked. As far as average mediocre dramas went, this was the perfect example.

Acting wise, I have nothing to say except that it was kinda weird for me to see Jang Ki Yong as Jason because he’s so much more seasoned now and we know what he can deliver. That being said, he was by far the more interesting part of the story and I wouldn’t have been as bored if the story centered around him instead. I wasn’t too fond of the female lead as her style here reminded me of another actress that I’m not entirely fond of. As for Seungyoon, well … Yeah. Pretty sure he was just playing himself.

Honestly, just skip this because there’s really nothing there. The story is boring. The acting is average. The OST is forgettable. I guess I expected more for this type of fantasy drama, but I should’ve remembered that this was a YG production.

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