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When the male lead was hitting the patient in the hospital, I thought it was a delusion or him day dreaming. But when it showed the after scene of getting his hand bandaged and have scrapes on him, I was confused to why he wasn't arrested for assault. So I decided to stop watching since my suspension of disbelief was broken since cops don't exist here in this drama.

The summary made me think this Jdrama would be more wholesome like the Bartender one is but it still had it's wholesome episodes but wow, the tone shift can be pretty crazy. You got nice episodes reigniting families then you got scary mafia action in the next episode, then back to reigniting families. Great series though 8.5

I really liked this, either a 9 or 9.5 for me and I could never decide which girl I liked the most, it was either Kozue or Mio but I think I choose Kozue. I wish there was more to this series.

Such a wholesome JDrama, I like how Erika Toda had a more innocent and cute role this time than her usual roles.

I still wonder what that scar is on his cheek came from.

The context of what happened on episode 13 is what made me drop it. Yes, the male lead actor, I did like his acting and the story was good too but that's not why I dropped it.

I was hesitant to watch this because I seen comments saying this was boring on multiple places and that it only has a 7 on MDL. But wow, this Jdrama really blew me away, I can't believe how much substance a show about bartending could have. I thought it would be just some episodic Jdrama and in a way it is but there is a lot of important things going on. It's funny too that I don't even drink alcohol but understand the art and passion when it comes to serving people drinks, because Bartender was able to convey that so well to me. I give this a 9.5

I'm confused by the high rating here, this had one of the worst endings I've ever seen. This is the first Asian Drama that I'm giving a super low score too. I'm still trying to process the ending, I guess the writers wrote themselves into a corner? Maybe the sequel remedies the ending?

I did drop it, I dropped it at episode 13.

This was pretty good. The acting for all the characters, especially Yuko's and Shihori's was amazing. I feel like Shihori might be my favorite actress now since I've always liked her.

Did anyone else dropped this Kdrama at episode 13? I mean, I saw signs but I still can't help be irritated and disappointed. Kdramas are typically like this, this what makes it so hard for me to watch them and so I just stick to Jdramas. If I would force myself to watch it now, I'd have to give a 4 or 5 so I'm dropping it and not giving it any score since I only score series that I finish. The story is good but I wished they made the characters good too like the story and make them smarter.

For people to say, "her acting sucks", she's still doing plenty of roles, results > opinions. Maybe there is more of an internal reason for those opinions?

I watched the anime first up to episode 6, I dropped the anime because I felt that it was trying too hard with spoon feeding you with clues and things happening that goes beyond my suspension of belief. But now seeing this pop up on Netflix and me saying it would do better as a live adaption in the past, then so it became a much better watch, easily 9/10 for me.

At the end the Korean shaman is the one who is collecting all the pictures of his victims, He was lying the whole time and he was working with the Japan man (the devil). They both take pictures of their victims as a collection.

What is with all this political stuff at the end? Jeez. Can't she just be a mom without it being all MUH INEQUALITY? Good for Maki Horikita. Her child will forever have a parent to raise her kid without rarely ever needing a nanny to raise her kid. Get this "discrimination" stuff a rest already, I very much doubt Maki feels discriminated from the message she gave to her fans.

No comments? Just finished this movie, it's a decent watch for a lazy Sunday. The fighting is a little corny or over the top but that's how most of these movies are anyways.

Hind hit the nail on the head. Heck, that's the reasons why I tend to avoid K-Dramas.

I think the movie had just little bit of patriotism than it should've given the consideration of the obvious. But all in all, great move.

It sounded interesting until I read: "there is one taboo they cannot avoid; that is love" then it just became like any other Kdrama.

The action scenes in the movie are amazing, blown away. Little slow in the first half.