David33

1st: I hate apps like Telegram and if you do some research about it, you'll find out it's not even safe.

2nd: I pay for multiple streaming platform, so I see no point of using Warez platforms, EXCEPT if I want to watch an old Kdrama or movie that you can't find anywhere. And even if I use warez, I use torrent or digital download sites like Dramaday.

Only watched 2 episodes and it's already so frustrating to watch. This Babi guy is irritating as hell and he's a real player for sure. Yumi also such a typical woman. She rejects Babi, and 1 day later she regrets it because he moved on. Such a lame storyline.

Finally, finished it: It was a massive letdown! I couldn't stand this Babi guy for a single minute. They had like zero chemistry with Yumi. Their relationship was never about real love, it was more like a physical affection since day 1. I don't understand why people say he's the best. Probably the worst male character on the show, and the most dislikable as well. Not to mention, a real player who only use women for his own good.

Sure, but the problem here is that she wasn't his best friend or even a real friend, she literally used him as an Option B, and tried to sabotage their relationship multiple times. She was like a real demon.

Not to mention, the idiot male lead lied about her multiple times, of course Yumi was angry, she had every right to be.

In Europe, it's Disney+ but their content is like nonexistent. Not just Kdrama, but movies and shows as well. Expensive as hell, but there's not much to watch.

This is why I HATE Disney. They bought the rights, yet it's only available in the UK and Canada. Disney should stop buying Kdramas if they can't handle them. Say whatever you want about Netflix and the quality, but they don't mess around.

It's a decent feelgood show, but nothing special, and a lot of time it's over the top and cringe.

I work in this industry as a video editor and sound engineer, trust me, I know how these things work. Netflix is just a distributor, nothing more, nothing less. Every Kdrama made in Korea by Korean writers and directors, producers etc. If you think non-Netflix Kdramas doesn't have a formula, you only started watching them last week. EVERY Kdrama has the same formula.

Also, Netflix Kdramas are one of the highest rated dramas, just saying. You can find badly written Kdrama everywhere, not just on Netflix. What you can find on Netflix is like the 5% of all Kdrama.

Lastly: I have to mention this, because it's the biggest truth. People watch a couple of movies or shows on a platform (not just Netflix) and if they don't like it, they blame the platform, and say: "Oh, on this platform everything is crap." You can find 50000 shows and movies on Netflix, you only watched the MAINSTREAM crap, and you're saying Netflix only produce the same crap, while if you do some research and watch something else other than the popular ones, you could find quality shows and movies as well. So, it's not really Netflix's fault, is it?

Most people only watch mainstream shit, but Netflix releasing shows and movies for everyone. Not just 1 genre, that's why you can find crap, but also amazing stuff as well.

Sure, but we could say the same about every Kdrama, it's not just Netflix. They only give the money, they don't create anything. People always blame the company if a show or a movie isn't good enough, but it's all on the writers, the director, and the actors.

What the actual hell was the 12th episode? Young Hwa and Danah are CRAZY, big time, they belong in a mental hospital!🤣

I wouldn't say more unique, just not a typical romcoms. It's really hard to find many that's only available in 3 or 4 countries legally. You can find 9 out of 10 anywhere, basically.

Also, Disney don't release OSTs either.

I think Disney and Amazon as well see that Netflix made Kdramas more mainstream worldwide, and they want to do it as well, but they're not doing it the right way.

I don't like what Disney+ is doing, they should ignore Kdramas. Why? Because they can't do it like Netflix. They never release these dramas weekly, and sometimes even after it's over. Not in Europe, at least. I mean, The Judge from Hell is the prime example. It's only available in like 3 countries.

"Can these chosen siblings work out their feelings with each other, and will romance form between them?"

Yeah, NO, thank you! At first, I was like, finally some drama without a love triangle. I'm so naive.😂

Exactly.

Like I said, after they broke up, they remain friends, that's what you can see in that interview with each other that her daughter watched on YT. I'm pretty sure the title of the video was something like: "ML is the biggest supporter of her." or something like that.

Just because they still in touch doesn't mean she's cheating on her husband.

It's not about fairness, it was obvious from the start they will broke up, because FL is an athlete and ML is a journalist, so they can't reall be together, and technically ML messed up the whole thing, because she always called him, and yes he had massive problem when that 911 happened, but still.

Anyway, like I said, in the present it's clear she doesn't love him anymore, just thinking about her past, and he's the part of that. Nothing wrong with thinking about your past. That's not cheating. Not to mention, she only thinking about it, because of her daughter.

I don't remember that scene, but what thing is for sure, she doesn't have any feeling towards Yijin anymore. When we see her present self, all we can see is that she kinda missing the past because it was fun, like many adults usually saying they're missing being teens, but that's all.

I think I wrote this in my review as well that this drama isn't really about the romance, it's basically a coming-of-age story, nothing more.

BTW, I don't think it's wrong if people still thinking about their first love, it's a cliché, but it's still true that you're never gonna forget it, but that doesn't mean you still love them.

As much as I like Queen of Tears, saying it's The Best Drama is a joke! Sure, it's overhyped and a massive success, but that doesn't equal with quality! The writing was very poor in the last couple of episodes.

This list is weird, honestly, but I'm not surprised. These Awards are usually not about the quality. I know everyone has a different taste, but if you look at these dramas and rate them without bias, I'm not sure any of these could get a nomination for the MAIN Awards!

Nah, 8.4 is a very high score! 1-3 is a GARBAGE, basically. 4-6 is below-average/average score. 7-9 is above average and great. 10 is obviously perfect.

This is how rating works everywhere, but here on MDL, people think 8/10 is a low score. That's why so many dramas are overrated. I don't think I've seen more than 10 drama that has lower score than 5.

Yes, we all have a different taste, BUT, I've seen a LOT, I mean, A LOT of people saying, this and many other drama was disappointing, yet they give 8/10 or even more. That's why I can't take ratings on MDL seriously. People don't know how to rate, so technically it's not about taste.

Usually, that's the case. Many Kdrama fans don't want to give a low score, especially if their faves are in it.

It's not overhyped, but here on MDL is overrated. 8.4 rating is way too much. It's not a bad drama, but it's not better than 6 or 7/10. I felt the same way with Queen of Tears. With these big budget romcoms they always mess up the writing in the second part of the season.