Noble, My Love

If you don't expect too much for a web series then this is alright. Lame at times and totally predictable it isn't offensive. Sung Hoon looks the part of CEO. She looks quite pretty but makes too many scowling faces. The brother is quite funny. Some 50 shades jokes fall flat because their romance is so tame.

The plot it's the typical romance between rich boy and poor girl but I've to admit that it's funny and have some interesting twists.

I really enjoyed this little series!

Yes low budget, acting not suberb but plenty feels for this sweet, light watch. I really liked the pairing, good chemistry! It's a quick watch as well with 20x15 minute episodes. I enjoy this format a lot more than a feature length movie. This one's actually getting an 8 from me because it delivers plenty for the time investment it represents. I'll be sure to check out main lead Sung Hoon some more!

To offset some of the other reviews, spoilers ahead: I can understand why some might feel the way he treats her are problematic, but I think given his backstory it fits his portrayed character quite well. The whole concept is that they are opposites sharing some undeniable attraction, finding weird ways to be and stay around each-other even though he in particular is quite jaded about the opposite sex (with good reason). One of the things i though beautiful is that he's so attracted to her energy. He keeps looking at the picture he took of her just beaming in the sunlight, the pure delight on her face, his smile as he was watching her. She slowly melts away his insecurities by being consistently pure of heart, and as that happens and he softens up, she starts to fall for him too. It really worked for me.

I liked this show well enough until about episode 15 when suddenly you couldn't see anyone's face - it just showed background shots with subtitles. WTH is going on with this?

Sung Hoon with his charisma and sexyness he is the perfect person to play the CEO of any company. He's strick and playful and she's the poor girl that wants to make her dreams come true. Normally these two live in two seperate worlds, but fate, like always, has a way of pushing them together.

Unfortunately the lovey-dovey scenes felt... passionless and the ending felt immensely rushed.

The story had potential, the actors were perfect, it just needed a few more episodes and a script needed more peps.

A light watch for all, but the the script didn't go deeply into his past heartbreaks and left me wanting for more.