yeah exactly I was also thinking the Same...... hwang In-yeop + Park jeong Min (From Newtopia ) = Yuri. he looks like a Combained version of both of them❤️
ow, this was such a well-written and insightful review! đź’Ż I could really feel how much thought and attention…
Ahh thank you so much for saying that! It honestly means a lot that you took the time to read it so thoroughly and appreciate the little details I tried to express. I really wanted to keep it honest and balanced, so hearing that it came across that way makes me so happy. Park Hyung-sik’s performance definitely left a lasting impression on me, so I’m glad that part stood out to you too. And if you do decide to watch it, I’d love to hear your thoughts after! Seriously, thank you again for your kind words they made my day🥺💗
I was just really excited about the drama, so I shared my initial thoughts even though only two episodes were out at the time. A lot has changed since then, and now that I’ve finished the whole series, I’ve updated my review to reflect how I truly feel about it after watching everything....!
One curious question: How did Mr Yeom Go to washroom in that vault. I zoomed every corner and I didn't see any…
There is a scene in the last episode when donju say that it was a hassle to install a washroom but still did and he prepared clothes there and drink water from the sink.....I guess you missed that part!
They never clearly say if Dr. Choi Deok hui survived , but there’s a strong hint he did. In the last scene, someone walks into the OR body shown but not the face and it really seems like it’s him. So yeah, looks like he survived. its just my guess....!
Which one should I watch first: "Mouse" or "Blind"?
Both Mouse and Blind are masterpieces in my opinion. I watched them ongoing, so there were no spoilers, which made my experience even more thrilling. I highly recommend watching them without checking any spoilers it makes the twists hit even harder. Mouse is more psychological and mind-bending, with extreme twists that completely change the story’s direction, while Blind is more grounded in reality but still intense, focusing on the emotional weight of past trauma and injustice. If reels, TikTok, or anything else spoiled the plot twists for you, that’s a shame because it takes away the shock factor and makes the experience feel bland. Hope this helps🤍
I saw a post on twitter talking about how the netflix subs for this are awful. I don’t know korean, but there…
Exactly! The depth of the original dialogue often gets lost in translation, and it’s so frustrating. The emotions, nuances, and intensity don’t always come through in the subtitles. Since I understand a lot of Korean now, I can really see the difference. Some lines are so emotional and meaningful, but the subtitles make them feel shallow. It’s disappointing when a beautifully deep line gets reduced to something so plain. it just doesn’t hit the same way......🥲đź«
Omg, this is so relatable! I thought I was the only one who found this super annoying and frustrating. Like, I…
That’s so true! Most people wouldn’t take the time to say something like that, especially to a stranger, so I really appreciate that you did. It honestly means a lot to know my list has been useful to you🤍. You seem like such a kind person...... keep being you!!!
Omg, this is so relatable! I thought I was the only one who found this super annoying and frustrating. Like, I…
Exactly! I watched Extraordinary Attorney Woo back in 2022, but now my list makes it look like I just watched it today. It’s funny how a simple edit can completely mess up the timeline. Also, I just want to say I’m really grateful that my list has been helpful for you! I watch dramas like it’s the only thing in my life, so knowing that my experience is actually useful to someone is really nice 💗
I really like the History, and Advanced feature which has the option to place a priority level on the dramas.…
Omg, this is so relatable! I thought I was the only one who found this super annoying and frustrating. Like, I just updated a tiny detail, and now it looks like I just watched the whole thing....i prolly watched it many years ago...... So misleading!🫠🥲🤌🏻
⚠️Boycotting "Knock Off" – Who Really Suffers?⚠️ There’s no denying that Kim Soo Hyun is an incredible actor, but if the allegations against him are true if he was in a relationship with Kim Sae Ro when she was a minor then that is beyond unacceptable. That is not something that can be forgiven or overlooked. If this is true, then he is nothing but trash, and people should absolutely hold him accountable.But here’s the problem: boycotting "Knock Off" doesn’t really hurt him. He is the highest-paid actor in K-drama history, making 800 million won per episode for Tune of Tears—that’s 12.8 billion won for just one project. No matter what happens to this drama, he will walk away without any real loss. Meanwhile, the other actors, the crew, and everyone behind the scenes will be the ones who suffer. They worked hard, and they don’t deserve to have their efforts wasted because of him.To make things worse, while Kim Soo Hyun is receiving such an insane amount, Kim Ji Won—who delivered a phenomenal performance in Queen of Tears, far better than Kim Soo Hyun—only received a fraction of his salary. The industry is unfair, and this is just another example of how status overshadows true talent.And let’s not forget the 2017 film Real and the controversy surrounding Kim Soo Hyun at that time. There was backlash against the film’s treatment of Sulli, and many labeled him a misogynist. After that incident, I was never a fan of Kim Soo Hyun. Of course, I still watched his dramas—they were undeniably great—but I was never truly a fan because there were too many rumors about him that never got addressed. Everything was buried after Sulli’s tragic suicide, but the issues surrounding Real were never really resolved.And now, history repeats itself. Kim Sae Ron is the second woman to have taken her life after being involved in a controversy linked to him. This isn’t just about boycotting a drama; it’s about acknowledging the deeper issues surrounding certain individuals in this industry. I hope no one is offended by my comment. I’m not supporting anyone—I’m just stating my opinion. #HoldKimSooHyunAccountable #JusticeForVictims #RespectTheCrew
"I don’t know if this is true or not, but I just have a feeling that the chairman’s secret daughter—the one the intern mentioned—might actually be yoon jun ho's (lee jae hoon) wife. Maybe that’s why he took a break from the company. It’s just a thought, but if it turns out to be true, it would add an interesting twist to the story!"
Dropped, first time seeing this FL, not sure if she got this job through connections or this is her first role,…
This is not her first role she did another roles too....but actually she did a great job in snowdrop.....even though the drama doesn't have happy ending....so far its my fav role of her🤍
There’s no denying that Kim Soo Hyun is an incredible actor, but if the allegations against him are true if he was in a relationship with Kim Sae Ro when she was a minor then that is beyond unacceptable. That is not something that can be forgiven or overlooked. If this is true, then he is nothing but trash, and people should absolutely hold him accountable.But here’s the problem: boycotting "Knock Off" doesn’t really hurt him. He is the highest-paid actor in K-drama history, making 800 million won per episode for Tune of Tears—that’s 12.8 billion won for just one project. No matter what happens to this drama, he will walk away without any real loss. Meanwhile, the other actors, the crew, and everyone behind the scenes will be the ones who suffer. They worked hard, and they don’t deserve to have their efforts wasted because of him.To make things worse, while Kim Soo Hyun is receiving such an insane amount, Kim Ji Won—who delivered a phenomenal performance in Queen of Tears, far better than Kim Soo Hyun—only received a fraction of his salary. The industry is unfair, and this is just another example of how status overshadows true talent.And let’s not forget the 2017 film Real and the controversy surrounding Kim Soo Hyun at that time. There was backlash against the film’s treatment of Sulli, and many labeled him a misogynist. After that incident, I was never a fan of Kim Soo Hyun. Of course, I still watched his dramas—they were undeniably great—but I was never truly a fan because there were too many rumors about him that never got addressed. Everything was buried after Sulli’s tragic suicide, but the issues surrounding Real were never really resolved.And now, history repeats itself. Kim Sae Ron is the second woman to have taken her life after being involved in a controversy linked to him. This isn’t just about boycotting a drama; it’s about acknowledging the deeper issues surrounding certain individuals in this industry.
I hope no one is offended by my comment. I’m not supporting anyone—I’m just stating my opinion.
#HoldKimSooHyunAccountable #JusticeForVictims #RespectTheCrew