Seolganghwa

I am a Jung Hae-in's fan since Something in the Rain, so all this time I've been waiting patiently for Snowdrop's release. Although I didn't particularly like the pilot, I found it too confusing for a non SK Korean viewer like me who has no idea about this time of SK history, I kept on watching. I wasn't disappointed. The drama is getting better and better, the story so far is moving on with a fast tempo (it's not been dragged following the kdrama rule) and is kinda unpredictable with plot twists in every single episode.

Jung Hae-in is giving a stellar performance imo, his acting range is on display for everyone to see. Jisoo is doing a decent job considering this is her debut drama. Their chemistry is brilliant, I could get Sooho's and Yeongro's mutual attraction from the start.

As for the history distortion, I suppose I will have to make my own search to understand better the political background of the 1987 South Korea. My curiosity on the matter is been triggered; I suppose many will feel the same and if this happens it's a gain for both Snowdrop and the country.

It's just a fiction, okay? It's not based on real life story, they're just exaggerating to cancel the drama because it's a kpop idol. If it's their favorite actress being the main character, they'll be supporting this drama. But because it's Jisoo, they're like, OmG hEr aCtInG iS sO bAd, tHe dRaMa dIsTOrTs chuchuchu.

So romantic and hard to see at same time ! Impossible to miss it. Korea at the end of the 80's. A inocente girl and a mysterious handsome boy met but.... 🍿

Love this drama so much..And haesoi fighting! Also side actor and actress are so good..Jisoo is new? Nah..I can't believe..her acting skills are on another level..JISOO IS AWESOME ACTRESS..And Also All Those Actor And Actress...It's Just A Masterpiece!!!! Looking Forward To It !!!

Superb writer, director, and cast, but they are bogged down in a bloated, repetitive series. The actors all play against type and stretch their skills; however, the story becomes overblown in secondary scenes with boring, shrieking characters and far too long episodes filled with talk and constant repetition. And then there is the contemptible attack on innocent college students that stretches credulity episode after long episode to the predictable outcome. Tacking on a scene afterwards does little to relieve the numb disappointment in what could have been an exhilarating story. It could have been great; it is instead just okay.