Ya don't get tired of coming on mdl writing paragraphs of absolutely nothing worth reading? If its not worth your…
because everyone is free to express their opinions! the comment section is not just to praise a drama.every feedback should be accepted yall should GROW UP please. and most importantly people who are like me want real comments I want to compare my opinion with the real one’s opinions so yeah….
Ya don't get tired of coming on mdl writing paragraphs of absolutely nothing worth reading? If its not worth your…
People come to MDL to hate on a series for the exact same reason they come to hype and praise it🤷 It's a comment section and it's meant to give people an opportunity to say what they think about the drama, good or bad. If you don't like the comment, you can choose to say something or move on
Honestly, I gave up on this drama because of the boring and repetitive storyline in the first 8 episodes. I tried to watch it for one reason only, because of Tian's masterful acting in a double role, but in the end even that did not succeed in overcoming the boring repetition of the same mantra: she took my place, stole my wealth and reputation, she must die, and the fact that after every failed plot and assassination attempt, everything goes back to the starting positions. I have a feeling that nothing will change in the future episodes, with the same or some other characters. Basically, these 8 episodes tired me out (especially since I watched them back-to-back in two days) and completely killed my desire to continue watching further. Maybe someday I'll go back and watch it all the way through, but I don't have high hopes for that.
I am kind of confused as to what the issues really is here? What is the controversy? Why is a mention (or allusion to, like them getting off at that specific bus stop) of a situation that really happened, and is significant to ROK’s history, inherently bad and controversial?
There might be something, that I am not understanding because of lack of information in this article or lack of cultural context, in the portrayal of that survivor (with a gunshot wound in the head) that might be inaccurate, or improper or forcing a specific view on the situation. But all the other examples related to that day, to that uprising, brought up in this article, seem relatively harmless. It is just a mention, I don’t understand… would korean netizens rather have this event not be mentioned in more casual settings at all? Swept under the rug? Isn’t it rather important to remember, especially when there are people alive today, not that old, who remember those days, or were participants?
Baffled as to what the ‘controversy’ is here. It was a very painful and critical point in ROKs history which is still within living memory. What’s the problem?
I don't understand why some people are judging other people's taste in dramas, everyone has different taste and preferences, I haven't started watching Doctor X yet so idk how is it, just let people enjoy whatever they want to enjoy
Replying toZephyrhills•13 days ago•Liked 13 days ago
the cheap cheeseburger will always have more buyers than a carefully cooked rumsteak. When you see of how good…
lmao just because you didnt like it doesnt mean its a cheap cheeseburger. All your past comments are focused on hating on Doctor X drama and clearly you're pissed that its doing exceptionally well than your fav drama. Any sane person would've said 'not my taste' and moved on but you're too focused on hating something you dont like than appreciating something you like and that shows your mentality.
Regardless of how the drama turns out, for God's sake come up with better names.This "Oh! My......" type…
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Replying toGood Grief•14 days ago•Liked 14 days ago
I don't like how users are allowed to rate an episode that has not yet aired. It allows those ill-intentioned people to have the audacity to downgrade a drama when they most likely haven't even watched any of the episodes. Unfair. 😔
Why is a mention (or allusion to, like them getting off at that specific bus stop) of a situation that really happened, and is significant to ROK’s history, inherently bad and controversial?
There might be something, that I am not understanding because of lack of information in this article or lack of cultural context, in the portrayal of that survivor (with a gunshot wound in the head) that might be inaccurate, or improper or forcing a specific view on the situation.
But all the other examples related to that day, to that uprising, brought up in this article, seem relatively harmless. It is just a mention, I don’t understand… would korean netizens rather have this event not be mentioned in more casual settings at all? Swept under the rug? Isn’t it rather important to remember, especially when there are people alive today, not that old, who remember those days, or were participants?
Syn&Studio+ lifetime). This website has nothing to do with those creative or none creative choices