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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

same here, can't find the subbed version anywhere

is it as good as the first season ?

you don't understand this is my whole personality

which one is the villain? jcw or do?

kinda cringe and takes itself a little too seriously for what it is. the shoe stepping absolutely sent me.

that's crazy because it's literally the opposite

how and why the hell did kim San suggest the coup? (i know he said because he couldn't see general hanrim being framed as a spy, but that makes no sense to me) was he just bluffing when he confessed or do we get the missing piece of the puzzle next week? because how did we get here?

you gave this and my demon the same rating, your opinion is objectively irrelevant.

People hating on this because of the ending is so wild, it's literally the best part. the last 20 mins just elevate the show so much, it made me change my rating from 9 to 9.5. This is why we get an endless dump of trashy childish forgettable stories because when things like this are made, they go so underappreciated.

What do ya'll know about good dramas