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Mature individuals recognize the difference between genres and are able to identify the purpose of different scenes according to different contexts, as an example: many nude scenes here are meant to paint the picture of the hedonism of the era and the self indulgence that came with it during a time that was controlled by greed, lust, and power in ways that may seem unconventional in our modern times. To answer your claim of unwillingness to participate in discourse, I would say it gets exhausting to explain to grown ups nuances in media, and one would hope one would broaden their horizons or at least engage in critical discourse (my initial comment was directed towards people who purposefully dramatically rating or review bomb dramas and movies like these because of the nudity and the gore in spite of the multiple obvious warnings and genre markings.) Again, one would think this was all self explanatory.

@the people "misunderstanding" or criticizing the drama because of the nudity: please grow up (or don't and just go watch a fluffy romance with a childhood trope for the millionth time, just research before watching something and acknowledge it when something isn't for you).

Her and suzy are long lost sisters

he needs to be booked and busy asap

Ah okay. do you know what's the general reaction from korean audiences?

What are the ratings like in korea? This rating is so annoying, yet another great crime/thriller drama going underappreciated on here because it's graphic and it has no romance.

So this is only on Disney Asia? I swear the disney subscription is so useless.

No, they should've stopped after season 1. Trust me, no amount of seasons will ever get netflix to do the story justice. Season 4 would be even worse and even more detached from the og story. They excel in the limited series format and they should stick to it.

They definitely lost focus of the characters that mattered to people the most and made the story what it is

you're so right for saying that that S1 feels like a completely different show. To me, s2 and 3 feel like a separate show. S1 was so unique.

it's not about appreciating, it's because statistically most well-made shows and movies decline in quality in sequels. it's a fact. I think everyone who's apprehensive about sequels, me included, just don't want to see their favorite stories butchered and dragged and having to drop it later or keep watching for the sake of completion. I personally appreciate that every good thing must come to and end and all that begins well ends well. I also appreciate leaving room and opportunities for more great new stories to shine instead of milking the substance of what was once great. I'm sure a lot of people agree with me, but money runs the game. Unless the story organically and naratively requires to be continued (which I think shogun doesn't).

he dooooes omg 😂

He needs to play jung haein's older brother in something. Seriously they have a crazy relative-like resemblance.

trailer just dropped. it's my whole personality now.

I want to watch this for kim muyeol. Can someone please give me an overview of his character without major spoilers?

I haven't watched this season yet, but just reading the comments and based on recent seasons of other dramas, this western multiple season formula just doesn't work for kdramas, let's get rid of it please and get back to well-rounded one season kdramas. Not everything needs to have a million episodes until every bit of emotion and substance and entertainment is beaten out of it. Every good thing needs to come to an end. I'm genuinely tired of amazing stories being ruined and poorly over-exploited just to satisfy demand.

Thank you. You're amazing!!

Well it is

I thought this was a movie

thank you