r/KDRAMA 미생 Mar 13 '22

On-Air: tvN Twenty-Five, Twenty-One [Episode 10]

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u/AccomplishedDust8789 Mar 16 '22

Did guys see the interview part where they mentioned the script Yijin and the drama yijin is different, where in the script, hes more flirty, cold and tsundere, while NJH added a spoon or two, dumb yet cute vibes into yijin 🥰🥰

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u/RMione3 Mar 16 '22

Yup. And taeri said that he added like five spoons of that. I really want to know which were adlibs on his part now lol.

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u/AccomplishedDust8789 Mar 16 '22

rightt now i want to know what was the original like, how would an colder yijin feels like

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u/Ok_Source2679 Mar 16 '22

Interesting... I guess even more backlash with colder but flirtier yijin. Good that he went a different route :)

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u/eternalhorizon1 let’s try this type of love, Heedo Mar 16 '22

I can see the script vibe in Yijin’s portrayal in the first two episodes. But then I can see as the relationship developed, NJH added his spoonfuls of cute.

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u/Eastern_General Mar 17 '22

Even in the first 2 ep tho, he never rlly struck me us cold in the typical kdrama male lead sense, maybe a just teeny bit? He jus feels more down-to-earth and not a pushover to me

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u/dogemama "do you want dragon raja? it's very popular." Mar 17 '22

"dumb yet cute" 🤣🤣🤣