ColourMePurple

Exactly!

TBH, if you skip it, you won't be missing much (as of the 8th episode). The investigation aspect could be better. Some of the cases are interesting but the comedy feels like a filler. At first, I didn't care for their "bromance" but it's gotten a bit better. Although, I still don't care for the neurologist character. If you are mainly looking for a light-hearted show, then Brain Works is good in that aspect. As others said, how you feel about this show is pretty subjective. This is just my perspective.

The bickering is growing on me but the 8th episode was pretty unimpressive overall. It's taken me 2 days to try and watch it and I still haven't completed it. They should have just cut down on some episodes then it would be perfect.

Also, Shin Ha Roo's actions were so cruel! That's almost villainous. I'm still annoyed with him. Geum Myung Se did not deserve that!

Agreed.

Yeah, I don't even want to refer to him as the SML as his actions are so hypocritical. He's nice to Eun Woo but he doesn't care that she's not interested.

What about the time when he was found injured? Was it self-inflicted?

Agreed.

Yes, she didn't. I am wondering if her perception among the audience would be different if she had and he died the next day.

Is it all's fair in love and war? Is it plain jealousy?

What is the second male lead's deal?

Indeed. Globalization and exchange of ideas also helps bring about change. I've heard that the newer generation is starting to challenge old mindsets. Hope modern dramas also explore the idea of widows remarrying. Haven't seen this as much as divorced leads. I also wonder if the FL was not a virginal widow, would people's perception towards her be different.

Yes, she was more of a grey character at first but glad they explained her behaviour.

Any other sources where they have subbed the show?

I've read things to suggest they have a patriarchal society. But I'm not surprised as it's very similar to many Asian societies as well. But I am glad that through media they are trying to change mindsets.

Also, the SFL isn't as annoying as everyone claimed. Plus there's not that much focus on her.

In the olden days perhaps. Then again we have returned to backward thinking in current times as well.

I delayed starting this season because some of the comments said it is slow. But it's really not. Maybe the first episode but it's ending was nice. So far I like the pace of the drama. It's nice and light-hearted. Still have 3 episodes to catch up.

Fascist governments don't simply die out. Standing by and watching it happen is one thing. Speaking favourably of it is another. Also, there are more publications speaking on this issue. I simply shared one.

Just because there are other murderers doesn't mean we should ignore it all. We all know how problematic the Chinese goverment is. But those that idolise such governments and promote it through their work are definitely worth taking note of. It is in our power to talk about the ills of society and speak out for those who cannot.

Your assumption is that I believe Obama has some sort of moral stance and if he is a fan of the author, it should be a good reason to excuse him? Again this is besides the fact that the author has been quoted in the article I have mentioned for all to read. It doesn't leave much for the imagination. You can simply state that such statements don't bother YOU or you don't care about the situation of Uighurs as it would be more truthful than making such points. As for other narratives, concerning how China sets up their own propaganda and controls what goes out into the public, it's hard to believe everything they say. Locking up an entire ethnic group, well we know the history of that, don't we?