The production team behind Jang Won-young's sister's recent TV show is stirring up controversy!

On the 18th, an article titled "Controversial TV Drama Shooting Disturbs Citizens Again" was posted on a Korean forum, causing a stir with the recurring debate on the inconvenience caused by TV show filming.

User A, who posted the article, expressed dissatisfaction saying, "Is this really a school zone?" and continued, "They blocked the road that students use to go to school for filming last week. I tolerated it for one day, but they are doing this again today, don't they think it's inappropriate?"

Then, Mr. A continued, "They say they're shooting a movie and put all the filming equipment on the road that the children must pass through to go to school. I was really angry when I took my kids to school in the morning." He revealed, "When they were shooting, no one was controlling the traffic. They blocked all the sidewalks and bike lanes, so the kids had to walk on the road."

Mr. A angrily stated, "Because the children have to walk on the car lane, the result is that the car lane is also blocked… Do they have to choose children's class time to film?" He further pleaded with the drama crew, "Please avoid the children's school hours, let the children walk on the sidewalk to school, please improve it as soon as possible, children's safety is the most important."

From the photos publicly released by Mr. A, you can see the shooting team standing in front of the sidewalk. You can even see that all the high school students carrying backpacks in the picture are blocked on the road, attracting a lot of attention.

Later, some netizens pointed out that the drama was actually "The Pyramid Game", a TVING adaptation in which Bona and Jang Da-ah starred. The production team also apologized, "We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused to pedestrians during the filming last week. We failed to pay attention to these details. In the future, we will reinforce the on-site safety management to prevent such unpleasant incidents from happening again."