On a superficial level, I completely agree with you. Now if anyone doesn’t like me criticizing the actors’ or actresses’ physique, please do skip this comment. (I’m tired of being told why are you criticizing their appearance? Well, it distracts me that’s why.) I am very distracted by her perhaps new nose. I think she looked best when she was doing When the Weather is Fine, and I regret not seeing that version of her much anymore. And she looks too thin. I want her to look more healthy and happy (yes, even in a revenge drama).

I don't mean to be patronizing to my fellow Beanies, but something makes me want to defend PMY. Yes I may be partial to her, but apart from that my empathy also comes from the fact that I HAVE ACTUALLY struggled with weight issues. So I know what a headache it is to manage other people's comments on top your fragile self-image. I also know that a comment like "oh, you're so skinny" hurts as much as "oh, you're so fat", and so does having people (close friends, of all people!) monitor your appearance constantly.

For a celebrity like PMY, WE DON'T KNOW for sure WHAT exactly she's going through, or IF she's even going through ANYTHING at all and it's not just a buzz ignited by one person's or our collective imagination. So, in so worrying about the health of an actress based just on her APPEARANCE, who otherwise seems perfectly fine and professional to me, we are adding to her issues (her ex boyfriend or whatever) not doing her a favor!

Why do we forget that she is a professional actor for god's sake! Aren't they supposed to gain and lose weight according to a character's requirement? What's so new about it? I don't see why it should be correlated to her personal life! To me it seems a decision she made solely to play a terminally ill character, which absolutely makes sense! It makes sense to look a little "sickly" when you are playing a sick character, doesn't it?

PS: Forgive me for being a little passionate, but these words come from the heart of someone who KNOWS what eating disorders are in the deepest sense! And I ALSO happened to know and worked with some professional actors (stage actors who did bit-parts on screen), who believe it or not, will do ANYTHING just for one role because when acting is your only source of livelihood, you have to! And I am not gonna judge them for it!

The webtoon community is also complaining about the actor playing Mr. Yu being too skinny, which I find hilarious because of course he isn't a match, the body type of Mr. Yu in the comic is NOT realistic.

You have hit the nail on the head. The lighting is really weird. If it is an intentional choice for the teaser for heightened impact it is fine. But if the whole drama is like that 🤦‍♀️ it would be just too distracting.

In some shots her face looks like a mask .
The makeup and lighting are the culprits would be my guess.

For such a popular webtoon the teaser does seem little tame and the monochrome look with that lighting is not doing anyone any favors as everyone is looking so washed out.

That gothic bride's bouquet and ominously looking dark flowers everywhere are even more of a weird choice - the intention behind is clear, but the end result just feels off.

I hate the source material so I'm actually glad there's nothing tempting me to watch this drama. I'm probably just gonna read the recaps and read the commentary (I don't think Beanies will be impressed, unless they make a lot of changes from the comic).

Plus there's the whole cancer thing. She dies of cancer in her first life, so how is she supposed to avoid the same fate in her second life?

Oh, I didn't realize there was that big of an age gap. I agree with you. Mr. Yu and Ji-won are around the same age and that's actually pretty important to the story

Eimen, sis! I absolutely hate when industry think that when women hit 40, they are not fit to play the romantic leads and relegated to playing evil MIL's. Come on, there are plenty of women in 40,50,60,70,80,90's who watch this show and who want to see, you know, the same-aged faces, in their romantic leads. (Fun statistical fact, 40% of people over 50, have active sex lives, which probably is underestimate because no one focuses on that age group.) I cannot imagine the pressure of women to look younger and, in fact, if one goes down the YouTube rabbit hole and watches enough of Lori Hill videos, it's clear there's no woman in entertainment industry who did not go under the knife. I'd like to ask the entertainment industry to have more representation in the romantic leads' faces and physical appearance, but alas, it's like screaming into the void. And so we are left with Song Kang playing mischievous sexy Devil who actually comes across a petulant teenager on a screen...Sigh.

I am glad My Perfect Husband was done better than the webtoon and I doubt Marry My Husband will be better.