Jovens Herdeiros (2022)

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A história é original, com muito potencial, interessante e viciante. Porém tem uns furos, algumas coisas desnecessárias e tu passa muita raiva assistindo. Metade dos personagens não prestam e a outra metade é chata haha. Meus personagens favoritos foram o Munki e a Yujin. Demorei pra terminar de assistir, não porque era chato, mas porque era um tanto irritante. Finalizei o drama rindo horrores com o final que deram, até que gostei de como acabou algumas coisas. O melhor foi a reviravolta no finalzinho, isso foi empolgante:
Quando a Young Shin falou pro "Hwang Hyun Do" que o Juntae que ele o incitou a se matar é seu próprio filho. eu fiquei OMG :O
E o Seungchun que viveu por conta do outro cara que teve um minuto de tela, um minuto de burrice, o cara morreu no lugar dele eu ri muito KKKKKKK
Amei ver a atuação do Sungjae nesse drama!

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RUSTED SPOONS

The biggest flaw of the story is giving out way too many golden spoon, it kind of reduced the importance of an otherwise powerful selling point.

I will be honest. This is the first Yook Sung Jae series that I have completed (I tried his last show but i cant get past the second episode). This guy is handsome and has the acting chops to boot. Here, as Lee Seung Chun, he caught me in his trap from the very first episode. Something about his pain from being born poor felt effective and believable, and you want him to get out of his desperate situation even if it means somebody else will suffer in his place. As a viewer you'd want to give him the best too.

To be rich, he has to take the place of Hwang Tae Yong, who at first, seems like a despicable character. After a few episodes he managed to switch places, unfortunately for Seung Chun, it is not all greener on the other side as he found out that even the rich Tae Yong has his own personal challenges and demons of his own. Even more unfortunate for Seung Chun, Lee Jong Won's good performance as the new Seung Chun is even better than the original, that you cant help but root for him even more than Sung Jae.

Golden Spoon has managed to convey the rich versus poor comparison very well, albeit, they showed it in a way that poor is synonymous with good and rich is synonymous with evil.

We later found out that there was not only one but quite a few of these golden spoons, which, like I said in the beginning, kind of reduced the importance of the show's most powerful selling point. It felt like a lazy attempt to build the show's tension, to the point that when the last spoon user was revealed, it didnt have the imapct they hoped to create and my eyes just rolled up too high thought it left my skull. It was a waste of cameo from Na In Woo.

Has anyone noticedbhow the seemingly good hearted granny selling these golden spoons is nothing but a creepy Rumpelstiltskin-like character. She just doesn't give a sh*t if the spoon destroys lives, just as long as you buy the spoon. I would have wanted to see her true evil colors, and that she gives all those who used the spoons get what they deserve in return, which comes to that ending that I hated - Seung Chun should have been punished (or at least got the karma he deserved) but instead he got out almost unscathed and looks like he will manage to win the girl after all.

Overall, im still giving it an 8 out of 10. Would i rewatch? Probably not, although Im looking forward to seeing more of Yook Sung Jae and Lee Jong Won's other works.

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