K-Drama Replying to Brennnndda • Jul 12, 2021
Article Poor Depiction of Real Life Issues in Popular K-dramas
I honestly started watching It's Okay to Not be Okay with the expectation that the female lead will not change.…
I had the same thoughts! It's cute and all for a KDrama, but I'd imagine having to be around Ko Mun Young in real life would not be a cakewalk, especially with the way she constantly argued with Sang Tae.
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Replying to ponnu • Feb 19, 2021
Review Mr. Queen
You do know that mr.queen is a comedy and mr.sunshine is a tragedy... It's like comparing two dramas that are…
The comedy genre does not necessarily mean than nothing bad is allowed to happen. This is also a heavily political drama, and by including war themes, they already showed us that they were not against including dark themes in the story. A drama can be a comedy and include death and angst at the same time - this is not a foreign concept in Korean dramas that claim to be rom coms (Just look at Angel’s Last Mission:Love, for instance). Mr Sunshine was used as an example because of the similar-ish time period, not because of the genre. I never intended to compare the dramas but rather show how a drama set in the Joseon period can be done well :)
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