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One of my favourite characters from Warrior Baek Dong Soo.

He puts on quite a show on screen (recently watched him in Warrior Baek Dong Soo).

His role in Warrior Baek Dong Su -- he embodied that character so well. Talented!

Yes, ASAP!

Touching. Wonderful acting by Yamaken and his character was the best part of this all, and that little bit at the end. (The girl kinda bored me.)

This shouldn't be rated G - All Ages.

Yes, the cast is what helped me stick around.

I put it on hold. It had potential but...couldn't keep my interest. Not sure whether I should pick it up again.

I was surprised it even had a manga and I'm looking for an app to access it. I'll see it for sure.

I wasn't sure I'd appreciate the Korean version after loving the Japanese one but this was pretty solid. Good work by the little actress and the OST was nice. I'll have to re-watch the Japanese one as I forgot a lot of it but overall, this is a good watch. Motherhood is a gift and having a good mother is a treasure. Warning: Have tissues ready.

That's one pretty poster.

Ai to the goo. Where do I begin! I had some of these on my list but I now have a ton more! Japanese Signal, Monte Cristo, and Park Seo Joon's drama. Sherlock looks fun too (what a pretty poster). So many dramas, so little time.

I'm always down for Monte Cristo tales.

That old lady and her sister though.

Thanks for the fun quiz. I somehow ended up as the Second Male Lead, lol. I guess I am the hero behind the shadows~~ though I wouldn't say I'm that self-sacrificing.

Though not outstanding, this drama was well-received by me. Despite the scandal, it wrapped up well, too. GKP (who played KIK) was like a big puppy. As for Kim Ji Han (whose character wasn't so bad), I spent more than half the drama asking why Taltal is out of place, lol. Romance being put on the back burner--nah, in the freezer--was refreshing too! Edit: It had some parts that brought tears to my eyes and others that had me at the edge of my seat. Enjoying the OST now.

Same!

I didn't want spoilers so I didn't read your post but things that bring tears to my eyes are: Various scenes in a J-drama, regardless of genre (I swear, sometimes it's just a bento box and I'm so moved!). Children and vulnerable populations. Parental sacrifice. Family moments. Death of loyal subjects in a historical. Farewells. I like a little sadness/melodrama but I don't actively look for tragic tales.

A K-drama with no romance is possible? Loving it.

Ikemen indeed. I've only seen him in Peach Girl so I can't say much but he's definitely ikemen.