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NHK is a truly good writer known for portraying ordinary lives with poetry and realism, and her latest drama Our Blue is proof of that. But for my part, Padam Padam and Dear My Friends are still my favorites among her works.
Regarding the 2 actors proposed I don't have much to say, I've never been thrilled by one of them but I recognize their talent.

I won't go so far as to say that it sucks, it's still watchable especially if you've never watched the original version. But, yes there is a but, it looks more like a wish version of the original one, it looks so cheap that it even reduces the quality of the actors who don't seem to play their roles badly. To tell the truth, it's not cheap in the cinematography sense although... But it's more in the supporting cast and even how the story is told. I can't really describe it but it really feels like you're watching the reheating of the reheated of the reheated of WWWSK.
So for those who didn't watch the original version, go do it, you will not regret it.

And Sky castle 😜

This drama was recommended to me and told me that it was similar to Money Flower. So I'll say yes and no. While the basis of the story is quite similar, the plot and intensity are totally different. Unlike many I don't hate the FL of this one, She's manipulative like all the characters in this series so I don't really understand the lynching she suffers. On this one, I noticed in the Kdrama sphere that female fans are often more intolerant towards female protagonists. Men are very often excused for anything. In fact she is totally indifferent to me, her role has no real purpose here except to create a love tension that is not very important and not very well done, because in MF the FL had a good chemistry with BC the 2nd ML. Although it must be admitted, her role was not significant either. Here there's no chemistry at all, nothing, nada. Everything seems so force and uncomfortable.

Anyway, where Money Flower's KPJ knew how to be cold and calculating, here all the protagonists are all over the place with the exception of the patriarch who nevertheless remains caricatural.
I will say that this drama is a makjang version of Money Flower, It's watchable especially when you're bored but don't expect a series that will leave a mark on you.

This was quite predictable given the writer's previous dramas, MLFTS, LOTBS and CLOY are certainly romantic but with a lot of humor

It's a shame because "La Mante" is a really good show, and I highly recommend it.

The synopsis looks like She and her perfect husband.

Totally agree!

The background of the story reminds me a lot of the masterpiece season 1 of Heroes. Ordinary people trying to live with extraordinary powers. The major impact that these powers have on their lives and those of their loved ones on a daily basis.

Everything was perfect until I saw the screen writer...

It took me several months to finish this season, but I finally got there. The 1st season did not mark me like many but it was watchable and it still aroused a little curiosity. The idea of being in a world with survival games without any real purpose had already bothered me since the 1st season. But this ending gave it a lot of meaning and unlike many the end of this season 2 is for me what raises the quality of this drama, I love the metaphor of their survival in Borderland corresponding to their desire to cling to life. It is very powerful and poetic as a vision, the battles we have to face to continue living.

Stock truck, it's really funny and uplifting.

Unlike many on the platform this drama was still a disappointment for me. And it's such a shame because I waited until it could be translated correctly to enjoy it and I love LBY so much.
I'm a big fan of dramas about politics and work, hence my interest in this one. It's an easy story to follow and at the same time very often far-fetched when you see people's decisions. The writer made purely stupid and evil characters just to make the heroine shine and that we feel compassion for her. By dint of seeing them try to crush her they passed for idiots and It was getting repetitive. The story of the heiress and her assistant was so cliché that deep down I wondered towards the end what exactly they brought to the story. A little romance I guess.
Life , On The Verge of The insanity and maybe Stranger are for me the most recently good written dramas related to the world of work and its turpitudes. It explains to us that people are not necessarily bad they just tend to choose themselves even if it hurts others. Anyway I give it 6.

🤣 It's one of my favorite movie: Curse of the Golden flower.

May It Please The Court is THE legal drama of 2022 for me... Everything was perfect in it...

This drama reminds me a lot a book by Maxime Chattam, "In Tenebris". Like this drama a chilling suspense to suffocate you. The Japanese dramas I like are very rare, but when I come across one that I like, I am always deeply marked by the quality and the daring script.
Anyway I truly recommend this one.

In fact many of these dramas are not original Netflix projects, most of them are projects of local Korean channels and Netflix will be the exclusive international distributor. So it will be the same format as usual, each episode will be accessible 1 hour after the local broadcast. I noticed Netflix plays a lot with its label "Netflix original creation". It pushes a lot of people to confusion and some say dramas like Stranger, Vincenzo, Cloy, AoS and co. are Netflix products when not at all.

All this to reassure some that many of these dramas will remain in the usual format and will not have additional seasons except those created exclusively by Netflix as D.P

There is an expression in my country which goes like this: What your eyes cannot recognize, your soul and heart will.

That's exactly what JU is going through right now. He doesn't know that what his eyes are looking for, his soul has already recognized it, and instinctively leads his heart to fall in love with the same person again, and again, and again.

Utilises un Vpn si tu en as, ça marche ainsi...

Thx! I already have watch LMIYD, same as Reset, didn't find the thrill.
I will try your proposals and hope to come across THE Chinese thriller drama that will blow me away.