I honestly enjoyed this drama. The concept and the writer's story telling. I have so much to say and it's in a good way. I really don't know how others watch dramas or what their expectations are. But it's believable in so many ways and trys to touch lots or topics. Love to see more of the MLs in other dramas.
You’d watch this if you like stories that take their time and let you really know the people in them. If you want something warm, steady, and quietly rewarding, this one’s worth your hours.
I think the Hong Kong flashbacks were giving us false expectations, that this would focus on the romance between Lee Jong Suk and Mun Ka Young. But it turns out we have 5 main characters and that the main plot concerns how they perhaps make new choices in their lives as lawyers. And on law cases that are challenging to them and require them take moral stands, that are not "business-as-usual" cases.
In hindsight, the Hong Kong scenes were unnecessary. I'm perfectly okay with there being 5 main characters, all sympathetic. Ha Sang Gi became my favorite character.
As regards the eating scenes, I think they could have been longer and have more extended discussions and dialogues. Now they show us them giving just one sentence descriptions of their cases, mostly. When they could have had more sessions like the one in which Chang Won and Sang Gi opened up to each other about their situations.
Wow. She has been through enough. Damn bloodsuckers. They never care about their artists! All they care about is the residuals coming in and the amount their artist can make to fill their pockets. Good for you girl! Give them hell! 💜
The language the agency uses in that letter may look neutral at first, but pay attention to HOW they say things. The whole thing has the very hypocritical tone of a parent scolding a child, they are, on purpose, trying to paint her as a child, even though she is a grown woman. The sentence " we earnestly ask the public not to pay excessive attention to this matter and to allow Ms. Zhao Lusi ample space to rest and recover." is the absolute worst, but also the easiest thing to call out, as a reader - it is not subtle how condescending it is. I must mention that I am not familiar with this case nor this actress herself, so I am making this comment as a neutral outsider. (Though at some point I remember reading that an actress got sick and I remember it was this lady.)
In hindsight, the Hong Kong scenes were unnecessary. I'm perfectly okay with there being 5 main characters, all sympathetic. Ha Sang Gi became my favorite character.
As regards the eating scenes, I think they could have been longer and have more extended discussions and dialogues. Now they show us them giving just one sentence descriptions of their cases, mostly. When they could have had more sessions like the one in which Chang Won and Sang Gi opened up to each other about their situations.
I loved Lee Jong Suk's acting in this.
i don't wanna say goodbye:(