The time on the reduced screen of Park Bo-Gum in “When life gives you mandarins” leaves the fans disappointed

The time on the reduced screen of Park Bo-Gum in “When life gives you mandarins” leaves the fans disappointed

“When Life gives life” of Netflix has fascinated spectators with his wide multignerational history, but fans have noticed a significant drop in the time of the Park Bo-Gum screen while the series moves to its subsequent episodes.

A change of attention as the story advances

The third act of “When Life Dà Taderines” (episodes 9-12), published on March 21, focuses on the older years of AE-SOON (Moon So -ri) and Gwan-Sik (Park Hae-Joon), together with his daughter Geum-Myeong (IU). The drama, which follows the four seasons of life, originally played by IU and Park Bo-Gum as younger versions of AE-SOON and GWAN-SIK, attracting the great attention to their performances.

The series gained momentum after its first act, with the second act in second place in the 10 best charts of Netflix’s Non -British series. However, while the story goes down to the following years of the characters, the presence of Park Bo-Gum has decreased drastically, making the spectators feel disappointed.

Park Bo-Gum’s “disappearance” in act 3

While the story moves towards its conclusion, the narrative moves naturally from the younger versions of the older versions. While IU continues to play a central role playing both the young Ae-Soon and her daughter Geum -myg, the absence of Park Bo-Gum becomes even more evident. Unlike IU, whose time on the screen is supported through a second role, the character of Park Bo-Gum only appears in limited flashback scenes, with almost no presence in act 3.

Park Bo Gum Iu when life gives you mandarins

By adding the latest episodes to the disappointment, they introduce a new romantic plot for Geum -myg and his boyfriend Young-Bum (Lee Jun-Young), while the spoilers suggest that the eventual husband of Geum -myg will be another new character.

Was Park Bo-Gum just the advantage for the first half?

Given its reduced presence in the second half of the drama, some fans claim that Park Bo-Gum was actually the male advantage only for the first act and part of the second act. His role was overshadowed by Lee Jun-Young and even by the guest star Kim Seon-Ho, making his short-lived initial fame feel.

Park Bo Gum when life gives you mandarins

With only a few remaining episodes, the spectators are anxious to see if Park Bo-Gum will return with a moment of impact in the last chapters of history. Will the drama give its character a significant conclusion or will fans remain to be desired more?

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