Anna1609

Thank you

Stupid question. Can someone tell me what car Lee Min Ki drives in the drama?

I think that people watching action/thriller dramas do not give high ratings early on. For some people it's enough to have handsome actor to just give the highest note. I've just seen the first episode and I am totally in. I rated it 8.5. If the following episodes will be as good as the first one the rating might be higher than that.

Is it possible that Netflix will be streaming "Love Your Enemy"? I read in another thread here that Viki is the platform but on 17th of November Netflix will be done with "A Virtuous Business". Maybe they will pick up this one as a Saturday/Sunday kdrama?

Don't put it on your list. Just start watching it. The drama is so great.

If they are so saint, instead of watching kdramas they should read a bible.

In Poland it's also 16+ for A Virtuous Business but Love Next Door has 13+ rating. Both have language and mature themes and LND has additionally violence.

It's 22:30 in South Korea. I live in Poland and we get new episides on Netlix at 17:00 (5:00 pm).

Love your comment.

I've just watched the first episode and I am loving it.
I seriously don't understand the ratings here anymore. Are some people offended or disgusted by the sex toys, lingerie and free spirited aware of their sexuality women?

I am guessing that it's "Dear Hyeri".

You are not the only one.

And who fertilizes those whores you mention about?

I am suprised by your opinion. Personally I think it's other way around. It's a good show but the story in the first season was better developed.

I think it definitely was. We have only seven episodes and much shorter. They are average like 45 minutes. The second season was disappointing for me but I do not say that it's bad or not worth watching. After the first season I had my hopes high and expected the story to go in a different direction.

Exactly. It's perfect comfort drama.

It will be on Netflix so no need to promote shitty websites.

Could you elaborate? I heard that the actor who played violent husband had to apologize. Do you mean that kmedia want apology from actors for their roles but don't give a damn about family violence or sexual harassment and the whole judicial system don't punish them properly giving the lowest sentancing possible.

Why are you here? Another a**hole. I am quessing you are Muslim as you are so offended with nudity. Just don't watch it snd let others watch whatever they want. Nothing watched according to MDL but 160 comments. And the excuse will be as usual that you don't have to record your watch history on this app. If you don't do this then do not bother with comments.

I am from Poland and we don't have it here. Viu is also not available in our region. I am surprised that drama with so many stars is not available on big international platforms.