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Netflix has 30 or 31 episodes but basically what they've done is they've taken one episode and split it in half so on Dramafever this is a 18 episode drama but it is the same content as Netflix just waaaaay longer episodes. I notice Netflix does this with a lot of T-Dramas ...don't know why.

I am the drama viewer who has never had 2nd lead syndrome. Not ever. I know it is not happening. Please, drama writers, come up with something new.

I'm not a fan of any of these. Happily I am not really seeing amnesia much anymore. The most annoying of these for me is the psycho, obsessive 2nd female lead. It is tired and stale and, yet, still not entirely falling out of favor. My second least favorite is the "misunderstanding" that one conversation could take care of. This is just lazy writing and someone out of ideas. Noble Idiocy is #3 least favorite. Ugh. Make them all go away.

"It's boring". Yes, it is. I'm stalled at epi. 9 and started multitasking when watching it. It's nice to look at, but I don't quite get why it was so popular though I'm happy enough for LDW and GY. I also love fantasy, and I know the writer was totally cheating by writing fluff. Oh well. I am enjoying Eternal Love/Ten Mile Peach Orchard so I have that I guess.

I usually manage to avoid watching them for about half the drama before I cave. Argh. Constant complaint of mine as well. I mean in some dramas, they have the actual last scene in the opening credits.

I just did a review on it if you want to check it out. You have to be a little forgiving in the beginning and it gets draggy about 2/3s in but is overall solid. It is romantic but a lot of political and military intrigue as well. The intrigue is done pretty well, but if it is not your cup of tea, I'd skip.

I'm a JIW fan so I'd probably try this out regardless, but the synopsis actually sounds interesting. I don't think I've seen a drama with the lead guy in the PR business. Hope someone picks it up.

I love Scarlet Heart, but I have to admit I have not liked anything else she's done. I do like the actor so I'll probably give this a try regardless.

I just finished this one and, while not being anything new under the sun, it zips along at an easy 13 episodes though it does take an odd turn in the later episodes. I don't understand the kerfluffle about the ending that I see below. No spoiler here but it seems quite clear.

I don't know if it picks up the pace, but I think the story gets better after episode 12 or so.

People mention the actress but the issue is more the writer.

The main reviewer is right. You have to use the fast forward ....a lot.... to get through. I started because I was intrigued with a lead character who is hearing impaired. I actually think this would have made a good 24 episode drama. Way too long, too much with secondary characters, and pat endings. I actually liked the romance though wanted a little bit more intensity and also the mom was fantastic. Overall a middle-of-the-road revenge/romance drama.

I didn't finish K-2 but from what I saw, I'm totally fine with YoonAh as best villain. I also agree with LJG as best actor. Scarlet Heart was a bit of a hot mess (addictive as all get out), but his performance as Wang So was fantastic. Really liked W but Signal, to me, was on a whole other level.

Early in on this one. Like the main couple and that there is actually some humor. Already know I'm not gonna be invested in the 2nd female lead's story

I'm not @Domo, but to me it got better post episode 12. It seems they rushed the first part of the story but now it has settled down. I can buy into the OTP, and AngelaBaby is actually solid whereas before she seemed a bit lost.. (I've watched through episode 26). I like that they are dealing with all sorts of foes, not just the repetitiveness of a myriad of psycho women. I'd give it a bit longer.