In a surprising turn of events, the casting choices for the highly anticipated drama "Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint" have sparked a range of reactions among international audiences.

Netizens from around the world have taken to online platforms to voice their opinions on the selected cast, with divergent views on the suitability of certain actors for their roles.

One name that has drawn considerable criticism is Lee Min Ho, with some expressing disappointment and labeling him as the worst choice for the drama.

The sentiment seems to contrast sharply with expectations, as many had anticipated positive reactions to the casting decisions.

"I thought that they'd like it. This is unexpected... I let out a sigh as soon as I saw that one person getting added in........ Everyone is fine except that one person," remarked one online commentator, echoing the sentiments of those dissatisfied with the casting.

However, not all the responses were negative. Some fans expressed their satisfaction with the cast, particularly highlighting the harmony between the actors and the original work. "I like everyone but Jisooㅋㅋㅋ the fans of the original work in Korea all like it and said that the cast were in syncㅋㅋㅋㅋ Everyone but Jisoo is fine," stated another online user.

The debate extended to the financial aspect of drama productions, with some arguing that despite personal preferences, utilizing certain actors, like Jisoo, could enhance the show's overseas marketability.

"But nowadays, drama productions are all in deficit so shouldn't they use Jisoo to sell better overseas?" questioned a netizen, emphasizing the economic considerations involved in the casting decisions.

Interestingly, the reactions to Lee Min Ho and Ahn Hyo Seop's casting were notably more positive, suggesting a degree of variance in opinions regarding different cast members. "The reactions were good when Lee Min Ho and Ahn Hyo Seop's casting were announced though," observed a user, indicating that not all casting choices were met with equal levels of criticism.

Amidst the varied responses, some fans advocated for a more straightforward approach. "If you're a fan of the original work, then just stick to the original work and stop making a fuss," advised one online commenter, emphasizing the subjective nature of casting preferences.

As the drama continues to generate buzz ahead of its release, it remains to be seen whether the international audience's initial skepticism will translate into viewership numbers or if the stellar cast will win over fans once the series hits the screens.

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Actor Lee Min Ho recently shared an unforgettable and embarrassing moment from his early career, revealing how he became a “falling star” at his first Baeksang Arts Awards.

On the December 25th episode of You Quiz on the Block (Episode 274), Lee Min Ho made a guest appearance and reflected on his rise to fame.

The actor, known for his iconic role as Goo Jun Pyo in Boys Over Flowers, won the Best New Actor award at the Baeksang Arts Awards, but it wasn’t just his victory that grabbed attention.

Lee Min Ho recalled, "I was attending the Baeksang for the first time, and I was so excited. Since I wasn’t going as Goo Jun Pyo, but as Lee Min Ho, I styled my hair in a perm and was ready to go." However, things took an unexpected turn when he tripped and fell on the red carpet.

He sighed, recalling, "That day, I fell. I fell and created so many memes. Even now, I look back and think, 'How did I walk that quickly on the red carpet?'"

Laughing at his own clumsiness, he admitted, "I was moving at the speed of light, no composure, no focus. Honestly, more than the joy of winning the award, that day was chaotic and so embarrassing for me."

Though his win was a highlight, Lee Min Ho humorously shared that the incident of tripping overshadowed the excitement of his achievement.

It’s safe to say that while the fall became a funny meme, it also became a lesson in humility for the actor, and a moment that fans still remember to this day.

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