DorianGrey101

Don't generalize, not all prisons are the same nor are all criminals/prisoners the same. Some people have earned their education and become better after prison because of the programs available to prisoners. Without context you should not be confident having such an ill-informed opinion.

You're the fool, for being a "parrot" repeating information without enough facts.

If your country has a bad prison system doesn't mean every country is like that.

Did they tell you which jail he is going to? You cannot say for certain if you don't know the exact conditions of the prison he is going to and the rest of his sentence. Maximum security prisons are very different from the general population prisons or medical prison facilities.

There is a lot of drug smuggling in some jails and prisons and I hope his team will ensure that he stays away from that stuff. That's a legitimate concern.

Well you've never been to Korean prison so how would you know their arrangements?.

I doubt they would put him in general population because of his profile.

I'm sure sessions and hospital visits with a psychologist can be arranged since part of his sentence is to go for drug counseling.

I do think time away from everything would be beneficial and I do hope his family or legal team will continue advocating for him to get the best even in prison.

I really need to find that Yanyan book, I can understand being lost in space and that's the whole message of this story/manga. People finding ways back to their complicated marriages.

If you're mature and understand the drudgery of life, you will appreciate this drama and how it not only questions some pre-conceived ideas that you have about marriage and people as a whole.

I like the other husband even when he had that tsundere face he was so open to change and willing to adjust his behaviour. Unfortunately, psycho wife ( I understand her issues though).

What do you mean, not "what to expect with jdramas" if you read alot of josei manga, this is exactly the type of themes they deal with in terms of serious adult themes/conversations. Yes, they do have outlandish ones about revenge, but also have these ones about navigating difficult and complex marriages.

Have you watched "Anata ga Shitekurenakute mo" , it's similar to this drama in terms of sexless marriage and pushing back against the societal expectations always thinking it's okay for men to find sex outside of marriage. Or even women taking about their loneliness.

The lawyers did a great job, I had a feeling they wanted to put him in prison and throw away the keys. Or use him as an example. The difference a good counsel makes. I hope the one year away from public scrutiny and pressure will be great for his mental health and overall well-being. Do you have to serve the whole sentence in Korea or you can be out in 6 or 7 months? Good Luck, YAI come back stronger, please.

I watch alot of different Asian dramas and Thai Lakorns and dramas are the most irritating that would rather forgive a criminal than let them go to prison. There's time for everything, but a realistic look at life is much better than an idealistic view on LIFE.

If you watch documentaries about monks you find out that there are just as bad as the Catholic church.

Japanese dramas always give a realistic ending when it comes to justice and punishment. I find it more honorable to seppuku yourself than to pretend to be a monk.

There is more honor in real justice, forgiveness can't be forced.

There is something annoying about this drama, I don't know if its the over the top comedy or the amount of alcohol that they all drank. I watch dramas 2.5x -3 x so people laughing or shouting too much at that speed is bound to be annoying (haha).

Thanks for the fast forward gods, I was able to finish it and watch just the right amount of drama without feeling like I totally wasted my time.

Did they forget the murder plot of the Chairman at the end? I didn't see anyone talk about it at

Me too!!! It's such an old-fashioned notion when the other married party is the one that took the vows. It's ridiculous to try to humiliate & shame mistresses but even the wives can hold their husbands responsible.

Really!!! Why do they always attack the mistress,she is not the one who made a vow with her. That's so old-fashioned and absolves men of all responsibilities when they are the one's not committed enough. Yes she is bad but not more than the husband. That's where the real apology needs to come from.

If Choi SA Ra could go that far, why would she suddenly feel sorry or remorseful. I have respect for villians who are bad until the end not some forced bout of conscience.

Felt a little bit disjointed, we never get to understand why the group of guys in the juvi or theeir connection. A bit of background would have been great, for us to feel connected to the revenge.

Thanks,it was a wild ride.

I really enjoyed this and it kind of made me sad at the same time. It's an example of a cliche story expertly done with everything in just the right quantities. The writer described the awful conditions that women have to work in and at the end of the day, the companies rarely look out for their interests. That condescending attitude from male colleagues.Sad that she stopped smiling and being her true self to protect herself.

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I just don't know about this one (sigh). The divorce cases aren't even that interesting either or complicated, just people shouting at each other. I wanted to feel more of the legal side. I like Jang N a ra so I will probably watch it till the end but it's a 7.5 for me.

It feels like a rip-off because Japan has been doing these types of dramas, movies, anime and manga for the longest time.

The Japanese own the genre, just like they do the Horror genre.

But because they don't seem to care for recognition and are into good writing then it seemed new to those that are not familiar with it.

I already watch alot of Thai Lakorn and BL. I also know a few subbers and Discord servers so I'm sorted on the Thai, Taiwanese, Japanese & CDrama. It's the Philippino shows I can never seem to find. I've watched about 3 from YouTube but I would just love to expand my watchlist like I've done with the other countries.

Where do you find Philippino BLs, I've always wanted to watch more of them.

But I agree, I also watch multi-Asian country dramas and less kdrama or just the ones with storylines I like.

I've always felt like tvn does some really bold stories with a modern twist/touch.