The plot is very interesting, too, and the writing is witty and does well to play up each character's different eccentricities. What a first episode! I felt like the fast pacing and the establishing of the three leads-Lee Dong-Wook, Jo Bo-Ah, and Kim Bum-was done so well. Justin Convento: Metro.Style Culture Editor As for the villain, wow, what a small screen comeback for Kim Bum (he's already annoying, which is good-it means he's already effective).
I'm looking forward to how their relationship will progress. His chemistry with Jo Bo-ah looks very promising as well. After seeing the first episode, I can't wait to see more! I love the fantasy, drama genres mixed with romance, action, and a bit of comedy too! I think the gumiho character is perfect for Lee Dong-wook. Then there's the fact that it's under tvN, the network behind some of the highest-rated and widely popular K-dramas ( Crash Landing on You, Reply 1988, Guardian: The Lonely and Great God, Hospital Playlist, It's Okay to Not be Okay, and Hotel del Luna, among many others) so a part of me is sure this won't disappoint. As for the plot, I find the male gumiho-meets-urban myths TV show producer angle fresh and exciting I've seen My Girlfriend is a Gumiho and I absolutely enjoyed it so somehing tells me I'll also love this. With Tale of the Nine Tailed, I'm instantly intrigued because it stars Lee Dong-wook (who, to me, is one of the most handsome and prolific Korean actors) and Jo Bo-ah (who I liked in Forest). The first factor that typically draws me into a K-drama is the cast, next is the story, and lastly is the team behind the series. Grace Libero: Metro.Style People Editor and resident K-drama expert Now, Metro editors quickly weigh in on what they thought of the first episode of Tale of the Gumiho!
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