W two worlds Season 2 sc

Writers learn from far better stuff than that.
Or maybe learn some things to avoid.

Kim Tae Hee is bad at comedy, but wonderful in tragic love stories.
It's her most difficult role because the way the character evolve during the drama.
I like your pseudo. I also love sageuk!

I've drop the drama because it forces too much not-funny comedy.
Stuff like: on each head shake or each eye blink, you get sound-effects like "wii-wii, plic-plic". Maybe you know what I mean. I'm allergic to this. Then, if it annoys you too, I don't recommend this drama.

I'm rewatching Jang Ok Jung, sure it's not romcom, but great historical tragedy with true historical characters, details and events. And true love story too. I just feel better. I don't like recent romcoms. It happens there is a bed scene in an episode, but it's not explicit, only suggested before. The scene is beautiful, and full of love feeling. Far from the vulgarity of NGNL kind of dramas. Rather the kind of drama that makes your heart beat.

TOooh! Looks like this drama becomes fully regressive.
Soon, they'll practice scatology. 💩🤪

If I wanted western stuff, I'd watch western series.
It's low standard for a kdrama.
Anyway, it's fun to read comments, this drama seems to be worst and worst.

Yeah, this drama is terrible. I banned the writer, and will never watch something with "playlist" or "playbook" in the title again.

We see Go Youn Jung during first episode, so it's quite normal she's FL of season 2.
Two seasons are different. I liked Jung So Min in first one, but I find Go Youn Jung was better for season 2. At least, I'm in the part of people who was happy with that.

I love the comedy in this drama, sometime black comedy. In ep4, I don't remember well the details, but he need to make contact or seduce Jae In. Scenes are hilarious.

This drama is wonderful. Almost perfect storytelling. With a goosebump of historical destiny.
It's high on emotions, conflicts, and great love story.

It's adaptation from a novel, and this additional step helps a lot. Deep motivations and historical context could be used. Instead to just show an evil character, like in previous series or movies, we get a larger picture, about how she's also the toy of political forces. What makes her the protagonist in this story.

The "femme fatale" thematic is used a lot in historical dramas, often fictional characters, and it's like coming back to the root, with real historical events, so surprising that it's not always easy to spare what was real and what was novelised a bit.

It's my 4th watch, and I'm still discovering details I didn't spot before.

Ah shit... I just started few scenes of first episode...
... And now I'm rewatching it for the 4th time.

First 5 minutes, scene before the credits: pure gold!
This drama starts well.

You are right, there are lot of good lines, but yes, the script isn't great as generality. I can just repeat myself, but a lot of the good work the writer did was wasted by the director/editor, with the awful sound-effects, and about how to direct actors, making them acting over-the-top in a "funny" really not funny way.

I repeat myself again, but the writer wanted to be uselessly edgy with bad sexy jokes, western series like, when it turned mostly in vulgarity and bad situations, like the ones someone dumb and drunk would yells in a bar, so everybody hear, but it creates just a feeling of shame.

It's a very private question. I think it's better to not talk about that with a woman. Past is past, and somehow buried, once you meet someone new. When it happens, I think it's quite clear it's not a serious relationship. So, maybe you can get some informations about women in this case. 😉

Each time someone use the word "patriarchy" I find that cringe and an outdated post feminist rant, typical of western decrepititude. Lot of boring dramas were done with that recently. However I still like older dramas with strong female leads climbing with difficulty their path in a hard world dominated by men. Just it was less cliché, and done more seriously about the context. Good storytelling is at stake, and the same thematic can be told brilliantly, or be cheap and boring propaganda.

It's healthy to find comments like your, because I think this drama is "meh".

I watched a lot of dramas with ML jerks, but have to admit they didn't act like the FL here. I find her unlikeable, in a way I can't trust the romance. Yet, I watched other dramas with FL jerks, unlikeable but in a way I still like hers and trust romance.

I trust you, but I'm a bit worried because it's not a really good one.

Special mention about the paintball game: it was well directed and put us into action by camera moves, subjective views, and camera placement behind obstacles.

Yes this one. Arf, I replaced G with W (girl -> woman).

Hey, an idea. I often talk about importance to have great scenes. I'm thinking a drama should be: any scene you read at random should be enough good so you want to read what's coming next. Even when you don't know the whole story!
Try this experience: read just the TWO first scenes of season 2:
https://w4worlds.fr/html/W_Saison2_Script01_US.html
It's not even two minutes screentime.
You don't need to read more, just with that, tell me your feeling.