People who watched this show and praising are such bigoted hypocrites because when it comes to reality they support apartheid, occupatuon, stolen land, oppression, and genocide of a great nation. In drama uts looks picturesque but in really your voices become numb and silence is your answer. Shame on such people who support this drama but in reality it has been happening for over 70 years with one nation and people speak with their silence. “No nationin the world has the right to occupy another country by force and opreas its people. The independence of our country is only right, and it will inevitably come to pass. If my death could bring the independence of my nation even a single second sooner. I hold no regrets at all.” Comrade Han. You call them resistance fighters, and in reality you call them terrorist. At every second you get the inspiration from this story, remember you are part of genocide in reality. Period.
to be honest this is just bad, the way he got emotional while eating the food that ruined his memory felt like a comedy, but it was indeed a serious scene, that was super off...plus it feels it was shot couple of years back and finally got to air.
Nothing new, nothing exceptional, no great acting, nothing. Not for me. Hope you guys enjoy it!
I am not following up for few episodes …but the series that was cancelled was third-nine series in the drama right? and not real series???
ps. do not hate james just because some of you all still resent him fir breaking his CP. he is an actir and playing Nine he has done fanfuckingtastic job, hate the character and not the actor .
I hared Pun in the beginning but he turned out be the right one, he knows his worth, happiness and knows how much it is worth a wait for old flame and then choose the one which is infront of you waiting rather the one making you wait indefinitely.
Moth needs a hard slap on his face from both sides, his indecisive natire, momy-daddy issues and immature experience in love made him this fake as self loving person who wants to yield but then has prode way too high to climb that wall. Dean is a softy though he needs a hard reality check kn maythkng but he is a good lad bit from Moth I get vibes of spoiled brat who deapite being average demnds more than he ahould. i have 0 believe in them even if they get together I will always this both are impatient and intolerant towards people their relationship wont last long.
People have noticed it too, and I think it's becoming increasingly difficult to argue otherwise: KYJ is carrying the torch for the craft of acting among her generation in the South Korean entertainment industry.
The world already witnessed the sheer extent of her talent in Dear X, but what she's doing in this series is another level of fan-fucking-tastic. She hasn't simply stepped into another role; she's transformed herself into an entirely different person, with a distinct presence, emotional rhythm, and personality.
And that's what separates a genuinely exceptional actor from someone who's simply good at performing. It's not about how convincingly you can cry, scream, or deliver a dramatic monologue. It's about whether the audience can forget the actor altogether and believe in the person standing before them.
KYJ has that rare ability. She doesn't seem interested in repeating what has already earned her praise. Instead, she keeps finding new dimensions to her craft, making each performance feel like a discovery rather than a variation of the last one.
And seriously, as good as Jin-young is, can someone please explain why this man keeps playing practically the same emotionally tortured character? I swear this must be his millionth consecutive drama where he's a sad little puppy carrying family trauma, romantic complications, and an entire fucking thundercloud over his head, looking like he's approximately three seconds away from bursting into tears. Don't get me wrong, he's a capable actor, and he plays these characters convincingly. But there's only so many times I can watch him stare into the distance like the weight of seven generations of family suffering has been personally assigned to him. Give the man something different for once! Some range, some unpredictability, something that doesn't require him to look permanently heartbroken.
ps. this is not to diss him, just my observation, he is phenom actor, but he is being typecast one series an other.
And that's precisely why KYJ stands out so much. While some actors seem perfectly comfortable revisiting familiar emotional territory, she's actively challenging herself with characters that demand entirely different interpretations. The contrast between her performances is remarkable, and she makes those transformations look almost effortless.
At this point, she's not merely proving that she's one of the finest actresses of her generation. She's showing us exactly why she belongs in that conversation in the first place.
I don't know but I feel Ing is too kind to be arrogant. Hence a big fool in love, they have a long way to go, but Yok better put his shit together, Ing going to suffer more...haven't read the novel, but thats an impression so far, people do enlighten me and spoil me all you want using SP tag.
now it is impossible for him to play a good character, I remember seeing him first in Chocolate and felt that he was superb SML character. But after that he went on this spree of playing morally conflicted to dark grey to bully to evil to shit character and ever since he has stuck in these roles.
But the liver scene clearly makes him psycho and makes him chief bully, as he takes pleasure in suffering of others, pretending to be savior but in reality a villain bastard.
I wish I could watch it, but perhaps there are much better content out there.
p.s. I have no issue with the plot it just this drama didn't excited it, even though I am a long time fan of AJE, and seeing her come this far and becoming a lead actress....I am just so happy for her!
not for me...I am all for slow stuff, but the story is not exciting, mundane stuff on screen feels so un-mundae usually....but this one is actually mundane...
excellent music, they story is decade old, but it is extremely well made, super high production values....and yet another sad drama of PJY, when he will stop playing such depressing characters.
What a disgustingly hypocritical world we live in. We call the oppressed freedom fighters when their struggle suits our politics, and terrorists when it doesn't. The same resistance, the same suffering, the same fight for freedom, yet somehow, the labels change depending on who holds the power and who controls the narrative.
And let's get one thing straight: an oppressor does not become innocent simply because they suffer losses. Their suffering does not erase their oppression, their casualties do not absolve their crimes, and their grief does not magically rewrite history.
Condemning the killing of innocents should never require us to pretend that the oppressor and the oppressed bear equal responsibility.
You cannot spend decades denying people their freedom and then demand that the world forget what you did the moment you face the consequences of that oppression.
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Nothing new, nothing exceptional, no great acting, nothing. Not for me. Hope you guys enjoy it!
ps. do not hate james just because some of you all still resent him fir breaking his CP. he is an actir and playing Nine he has done fanfuckingtastic job, hate the character and not the actor .
Moth needs a hard slap on his face from both sides, his indecisive natire, momy-daddy issues and immature experience in love made him this fake as self loving person who wants to yield but then has prode way too high to climb that wall. Dean is a softy though he needs a hard reality check kn maythkng but he is a good lad bit from Moth I get vibes of spoiled brat who deapite being average demnds more than he ahould. i have 0 believe in them even if they get together I will always this both are impatient and intolerant towards people their relationship wont last long.
The world already witnessed the sheer extent of her talent in Dear X, but what she's doing in this series is another level of fan-fucking-tastic. She hasn't simply stepped into another role; she's transformed herself into an entirely different person, with a distinct presence, emotional rhythm, and personality.
And that's what separates a genuinely exceptional actor from someone who's simply good at performing. It's not about how convincingly you can cry, scream, or deliver a dramatic monologue. It's about whether the audience can forget the actor altogether and believe in the person standing before them.
KYJ has that rare ability. She doesn't seem interested in repeating what has already earned her praise. Instead, she keeps finding new dimensions to her craft, making each performance feel like a discovery rather than a variation of the last one.
And seriously, as good as Jin-young is, can someone please explain why this man keeps playing practically the same emotionally tortured character? I swear this must be his millionth consecutive drama where he's a sad little puppy carrying family trauma, romantic complications, and an entire fucking thundercloud over his head, looking like he's approximately three seconds away from bursting into tears. Don't get me wrong, he's a capable actor, and he plays these characters convincingly. But there's only so many times I can watch him stare into the distance like the weight of seven generations of family suffering has been personally assigned to him. Give the man something different for once! Some range, some unpredictability, something that doesn't require him to look permanently heartbroken.
ps. this is not to diss him, just my observation, he is phenom actor, but he is being typecast one series an other.
And that's precisely why KYJ stands out so much. While some actors seem perfectly comfortable revisiting familiar emotional territory, she's actively challenging herself with characters that demand entirely different interpretations. The contrast between her performances is remarkable, and she makes those transformations look almost effortless.
At this point, she's not merely proving that she's one of the finest actresses of her generation. She's showing us exactly why she belongs in that conversation in the first place.
What a phenomenal fucking actress.
But the liver scene clearly makes him psycho and makes him chief bully, as he takes pleasure in suffering of others, pretending to be savior but in reality a villain bastard.
p.s. I have no issue with the plot it just this drama didn't excited it, even though I am a long time fan of AJE, and seeing her come this far and becoming a lead actress....I am just so happy for her!
And let's get one thing straight: an oppressor does not become innocent simply because they suffer losses. Their suffering does not erase their oppression, their casualties do not absolve their crimes, and their grief does not magically rewrite history.
Condemning the killing of innocents should never require us to pretend that the oppressor and the oppressed bear equal responsibility.
You cannot spend decades denying people their freedom and then demand that the world forget what you did the moment you face the consequences of that oppression.