AncientKingJr

Can they please stop putting dramas on Kocowa in Europe? Such a useless platform with a minimal reach. Who even has a subscription for that? Choose either Viki or Netflix.

Nobody cares about that.

Not sure where that "mocking" part is exactly you are speaking of. Nobody in the comments can explain that part. They took a name and some lore that's basically it. This drama was greenlight by a billion dollar corporation named Netflix. Do you really think it would air if it was in any way disrespectful? Get a grip.

Imagine thinking religion is somehow rooted in "reality". People are so fragile about their cultures these days. Just take it for what it is a fictional Korean drama and move on. What a victim mentality.

Try thinking for once before you open your mouth! That pathetic delusion that you somehow own this lore is ridiculous. Deal with it and move on. Stop playing the victim.

You guys are braindead for saying stuff like this. This has nothing to do with religion. This is a fictional drama. Get a life.

Arabs and other Muslims are downvoting it because they think making a fictional drama is somehow sacrilege or something like that. Just don't watch if you think that. The characters have great chemistry which is what matters. Why care if this story has elements from other cultures?

Not like they can't hire help or anything.

Not everyone has the time and focus for 16 episodes anymore, especially if it drags.

Just as his new drama is becoming a big hit, he seems to be getting in legal trouble for failing to properly register his one-man agency, a situation a couple of other celebrities have also found themselves in.

Update: "Similar cases involving other celebrities have prompted the ministry to run a grace period for registration until December 31."

Yet another campaign from nationalistic Chinese netizens controlled by the CCP targeting Korean content. Disney+ isn't even officially available in China. And we all know what a peace loving country they are, right? lol

Exactly! Why ruin your career over an easy taxi ride you could take or a hired driver.

Chinese netizens get a grip. This is a work of fiction after all.

The biggest problem are the rising costs of the last few years. A lot of money was pouring into the productions. That's why Netflix is caping the appearance fee for their actors now for example. But I don't agree that every 16 or 20 episode drama was well balanced in the past. There were a lot of filler storylines and characters. So shorter doesn't always mean it's a worse show.

Trying to make a scandal out from nothing.

Yun Ji On is unfortunately stepping down from this after a DUI incident.

This drama is a powerful story of ambition and resilience. Set during the tough period of the 1980s South Korean dictatorship and widespread poverty, the characters are determined to lift themselves up and achieve their own dreams. The lead actresses are outstanding, their close female bond bringing a beautiful and sentimental vibe to the series.

She should stay away from this cash grab. It can only be a bad adaption.

I feel like longer episodes are okay because the drama will only have 12!

The second week numbers will surely be different if what I read is true.