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FINALLY. I'm heading off to watch now.

The editing from the first half of the drama was so good with the mystery of what actually happened. It's thrilling enough to make you keep watching at the end of each episode.

Honestly, I thought because of the ban, their drama quality got better haha.

Most l likely their voices will be dubbed. They could speak mandarin while acting, but they will dubbed. This sometimes happens to Chinese actors too.

Maybe because I'm always searching for good dramas that I tend to watch anything that comes out and dropping them when it doesn't interest me. So now, I'm trying to watch less to stop dropping.

Me too. I stopped at episode 2 for the same reasons. The plot was everywhere. It seem like the writer may have had something on his or her sleeves, and if you stayed for longer the story could actually make sense. But I was already unmotivated to watch, so that's that.

It's underrated, but I don't care about that. I'm glad that I watched it.

I always kind of wanted a psychopath female lawyer (or prosecutor) who would do anything to win cases and get above. The female lead is truly a witch lol. She's so fierce and the court is literally under her hands with her manipulative schemes. Don't tell me I'm the only one laughing when the female lead doesn't do the "right" thing. I guess I would call this ironic humor.

She's not leading him on. She's respecting his feelings while maintaining a business relationship. If you're gonna direct hate to the female lead, no need! It's JW who inflicts this on himself because he is the one that decided to wait for her, knowing that she is still in love with someone else.

This drama was good thanks to Kim Nam Gil and Kim Ah Joong's acting. They're setting the expectations so high on relationship goals.

Jung Hee x Dong Moon
Hye Joo x Young Choon

I think Hae Joo is beautiful! She has a natural feminine feel to her and her aura is pretty. IMO, Jung Hee has average features and Hae Joo stands out because her features are more pronounced?

I think he was pulling the girls bra straps.

Taiwanese actors yo, they'll have chemistry with anyone! I first came upon Mark Chao in his first drama Black and White. It's actually one of my favorite Taiwanese dramas. I thought he was solid, acting stoic and intense, but Vic Zhou was a scene-stealer so I didn't paid as much attention to Mark. Then I watched Monga just because he did Black and White, and the film was okay.Then of course, I watched the prequel film of Black and White, and it was disappointing that I gave up on any other film sequel or prequel relating to it. Now for Eternal Love. He was perfect in it. His subtle and intense acting was perfect for Ye Hua's character. He really shined as an actor there.

I think this drama's start is refreshing for a change. It reminds me those indie films where a character wanders around, meet someone, and have a little adventure with each other. I hope it keep it up. I feel like I haven't watch a romance kdrama for a long time. I really like the all-romance vibe that the drama is showing off.

I thought they were call references and cameos. But I guess Easter Egg would work as well.

Did Ruby get a happy ending?

Well I think Goblin wins in all aspects.

I watched this 3 weeks ago, but I can't really remember the details now. I guess it's because the drama was pretty much about one long case and finding who are the guys involved.

I just finished Bingoo. I wonder why it's not here in the list. It's a special drama and about a man who was frozen and came back to life in the present and meets the heroine. Here's the link to watch: http://kissasian.ch/G/73089?l=http%3a%2f%2fkissasian.ch%2fDrama%2fBinggoo