Shining
Hip (Behind your touch)
Daily dose of sunshine
Heavenly ever after
The comments :
- Han Ji-min is now on her third project with this writer??
- Seriously, pong-dang pong-dang.(humorously reflects this back-and-forth pattern "hit or miss")
- As I was scrolling, I was like, "This is totally pong-dang pong-dang."
- The writer of “Daily dose of sunshine” made something hip like “Heaven”? LOL
- For real, it’s pong-dang pong-dang.
- The gap between the pong and the dang is too wide, LOL.
- Can’t believe this is written by the same person who did “
- Daily dose of sunshine.”
- Wait, it’s really Jung Byung-ah?? How did they go from “Daily dose of sunshine” to “Heaven”…
- What’s “Heaven”? Is it the pong or the dang?
- I was reading and thought, “Yep, pong-dang pong-dang,” then saw it written in the post and was shocked LOL.
- I can’t believe it’s the same person as the “
- Daily dose of sunshine ” writer.
- “Shining” was a miracle.
- Is it time to expect something from the next work? This is pong-dang pong-dang, and the pong and dang are really extreme.
- I’ve never seen such an accurate pong-dang pong-dang. And the pong was seriously a masterpiece. Why is this? LOL. Is it like you have to get through the “dang” to get to the next “pong”?
- Ah, it was a sacrifice for the next drama. Makes sense.
- I really enjoyed “Shining” and “Daily dose of sunshine ,” didn’t know they were by the same writer...
- The dramas are kind of depressing. I watched “Shining” and "Daily dose of sunshine” but... This writer is really not my taste.
- “Daily dose of sunshine” is based on a pre-existing work, so maybe the pong-dang pong-dang isn't even the writer’s pattern…
- ☞20th Even with source material, if you're bad, you're bad... “Daily dose of sunshine” was really well done.
- Wasn’t “Daily dose of sunshine” based on something? Only “Shining” really felt like it was on fire.
- “Shining” really was a miracle.
- Was “Shining” their debut? Maybe that was the peak of their talent... It’s a bit overrated, and the writer got too hyped.
- “Daily dose of sunshine” was seriously god-tier… even though it was based on something, the adaptation was really well done (I saw the original too).
- Might be better to just wait for the next one. Time for a pong again, right?
- Definitely pong-dang pong-dang.
- Even the drama they're filming now is “True Education,” LOL, let’s send them off...
- Is Han Ji-min their muse?
- “Daily dose of sunshine” had source material and the adaptation was worse than the original...
- ☞30st “Daily dose of sunshine” was better adapted than the original, what are you talking about… The original had animals as characters so adapting it was super hard. Did you even read the original properly?
- Why Han Ji-min...
- Seems like the writer likes giving twists in the final episode, like in “Shining” and “Hip.” I feel like this one will reveal everything about Han Ji-min or Ryu Deok-hwan in the last episode too. That’s kind of tiring for the viewer.
- No, but I really liked “Daily dose of sunshine.”
- Didn’t like “Daily dose of sunshine”… If someone with mental illness watches it, they might get PTSD.
- I liked “Shining”...
- “Jung Byung-ah” was super fun!!
- I don’t think I can watch the next drama either...
- I only watched “Hip” and “Heaven is More Beautiful,” LOL. I watch for the settings because they’re my taste, but why is my taste like this…
- I liked “Daily dose of sunshine.” Why are people like this?
- So only “Shining” was well-written, huh...
- Now that I think about it, the structure is kind of similar. Didn’t watch “Hip” but this one feels really weak writing-wise.
- “Hip” didn’t get a good response?? My friend said it was fun back then.
- ☞43th “Hip” was good up to episode 12, but the last 4 were just...
- “Hip” was kind of weird too.
- Didn’t like “Mental Ward,” only liked “Shining.”
- I thought “Hip” was super fun though.
- Oh wow, they’re really writing in a pong-dang pong-dang pattern.
- “Shining” – pong, “Hip” – dang, “Mental Ward” – pong, “Heaven is Beautiful” – dang
- I liked the second half of “Shining,” but until the middle... not so much.
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