DorianGrey101

No, it's not that type of drama. Very low maintenance couples, strong communication and they always quickly resolve their differences ( all 3 of them). No jealousy or deranged characters in this one.

Get a grip of yourself. Just like not all romances work out, you can't expect every story to end the same. Hold your chin up, life goes on. Even marriages end up in divorce, but we still celebrate those who make it.

I actually agree with you. The FL that they described in the blurb/synopsis is radically different from what we got. The removed all the fight from her and it just didn't make sense to me either. She was supposed to be strong and had her priorities straight but I also saw the inconsistencies in her character.

Knowing your biological father is every child's right. Whether he accepts you or not is another whole issue all together. It also doesn't change your biology. But you deserve to know. Even Korean adoptees who had good lives are still looking for their parents right now. So no we can't say just because you had a good upbringing, you don't deserve to know. Such a selfish thing to do.

Knowing your biological father is every child's right. Whether he accepts you or not is another whole issue all together. It also doesn't change your biology. But you deserve to know.

I agree, there were some important subjects that they just relegated to comedy instead of at least having a serious discussion about it. The whole premise of the FL being a hardworking and fighting workplace discrimination was the one I most wanted to see but I guess they totally forgot all about it.

I can't say I loved, loved, loved it, but it's better than some kdramas that I've watched this year. It had enough intrigue to make me look for it every week.

Prosecutors are trained lawyers so I just find it hard to believe that he couldn't guess all the connections especially after those two were made beneficiaries of the will.

The password is also funny, he would remember the Friends he hardly spoke to instead of his child that passed away and the one he was desperately selling drugs to raise money for treatment.

Humans are sentimental creatures and yes passwords are always special dates and numbers, unless you're into IT and know how to create cryptic passwords otherwise normal human beings are not that hard to read. Creatures of habit.

Even a kindergarten kid can write a better story.

My point is you start with the obvious numbers. The wife's number or birthday or the child's birthdays are the most common numbers people use. Special days etc.

None of this aligns with the aspect that the prosecutor was the mastermind of the whole plot. It was just a convenient twist, but as dedicated as he was for his plan to be successful I just find it hard to believe.
Even one friend of their group couldn't even guess the 4 digits. Do you know how ridiculous that is? If the Audiophiles were as tight friends as the story wants us to believe they all would have known the 4 digits of the Friendship Day right away not find it in the most random way they did. What if they had never helped their friend's widow to move?

To me that's a weakness of the drama and why I think it was ridiculous and bad. I hate it when bad guys are easily undermined in dramas. At least give a bad guy a fitting end, especially a mastermind.

If you're a logical thinker, you will see how impossible it is that he would miss those 4 digits. It wasn't a secret that the audiophile guys were friends and after the two were named as beneficiaries in the will it would it would be impossible not to conclude that they were being used as a cover by their dead friend. The prosecutor would have been curious!

The prosecutor had also discovered who was sending those messages from the dead guy's phone with the 4 digits to Ji Sung.

So I find it funny that he would never tried all those combinations.

What does it mean to say last four digits?. It literally means he had the other four numbers that he needed to combine it with.

They wouldn't be the last four digits if the other four were not correct. It means he would need 8 numbers. At least that's what "last 4 digits means in English"

They were, it's mentioned in the last episode when that other guy was in prison. We'll the guy in prison who was part of their friendship circle knew the digits. If he knew how could the prosecutor not know. He was supposed to be the smartest.

Please spoil me!!! . Watched until Episode 7, not motivated enough to finish watching it because it's not the drama I was thinking it was. Anyway, please tell me anything you think I should know.

You can find the spoilers for the novel as it's based on a novel. It's on the discussions above.

Hanamizuki (2010)

Proof that the Japanese are indeed the real kings of writing the most compelling BLs. Taking the most difficult subject matters and weaving them into captivating storylines that not only touch your soul but your mind as well.

The social justice issues highlighted in this BL are real, serious and exist in our world. I hope this series inspired you to be compassionate towards human trafficking victims, the homeless, street workers and others who live on the shadows and fringes of our society. I encourage you to donate to a shelter or be volunteer to fight against these problems.

This is how I imagine TV/ manga/ stories being a vehicle for education and social change.

Only kdramas get up voted on this platform. Actually, this platform is anti-Japanese dramas. Even the best Japanese shows get 7.5 here. So in my opinion that 8.1 rating means it's actually a 9.9⭐.

You should also know that people were prepared to hate and low rate this show because of the numerous triggering tags of the Manga. The fact that they were able to change people's mind, means they did a great job.

The script was solid.

Thanks, already watched it but still preferred MMH because PMR storyline wasn't as complicated as MMH. I guess the time travel element in MMH added more mystery and intrigue. MMH was also funny.

I already finished watching Connection and currently watching Black Out. They are just mid to me, nothing new or stand-out. Rated both dramas 7.5

Maybe that's what happens after watching more than 600 dramas.