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That's fine. If it had been obvious, it would not have been interesting. ;)

If Yo-Han handn't stopped wearing tempting clothes in front of Ga-On, maybe the break up would not have happened. ;)

I hope that I'll find a similar K-drama with a bit more BL. I'm not that into gay gayness and romance, though, that's why I don't watch "real" BL dramas.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt that there was subtle romance going on. :)

Was it missing clichés? I don't think so. I was a bit disappointed that Yo-Han stopped appearing in his dressing gown(?) with minimal clothing in front of Ga-On after a couple of episodes. Yo-Han also stopped looking at Ga-On in such a longing way. Even if they didn't kiss, I had hoped for more scenes like that. :)

The homosexual tension between the two ML in the first few episodes made me wish this was a BL drama. Unfortunately, it wasn't. :(
Nevertheless, an interesting drama with quite a few turning points. I also enjoyed seeing two pretty female villains.

I don't know what dramas you tend to watch but I rarely encountered any action scenes as lazy as these in any Asian dramas. And I have watched a lot of Korean and Japanese dramas.

I did not expect the ML to ponder over the situation _while_ trying to escape but afterwards. He was not portrayed as Patrick Star, Spongebob's neurodivergent friend. In episode 1, he was introduced as an engineer who is able to analyse complex situations in extremely stressful situations and find solutions within seconds. I expect a drama to follow its own logic.

Great thriller drama with good acting and many plot twists. Lee Hee Joon and
Lee Seung Gi were brilliant. I felt the drama was a bit long, especially since we learn basically nothing about the personality of the characters, which makes it a bit difficult to relate to them. The story mainly focusses on serial killers and murders. Yo Han appears to be the most interesting character but he has got a bunch of scenes, and that's it. Nevertheless, I enjoyed this drama anyway. The idea and story was interesting.

Thanks a lot for the recommendations. I've just put "Kairos" onto my list. :)

I liked Cho Seung-Woo a lot in "Stranger" but, for me, his good acting skills were not able to balance out the many flaws in "Sisyphus". I'm glad you told me about the explanation in the final episode, so I don't have to feel stupid too. ;)

The concept of this drama sounds interesting but I know lots of similar stories. I would have been fine with a few flaws in the logic if the rest had been intriguing.

Actually, I meant that as a sarcastic comment hence the many dots. In my personal opinion, there was no need to make the action scenes so lame. Even with the explanation in the final episode, the writers could still have created the illusion of danger.

In the first episodes (the ones I watched before I dropped the drama), the "very intelligent" ML not even once questioned how he was able to outrun bullets that should have killed him. I really don't like it if characters who are supposed to be "very intelligent" are dumber than I.

Wow.... that sounds so exciting......................

If you didn't enjoy "Moon Embracing the Sun" because you found it too sad, you probably won't enjoy "The Red Sleeve" either. Skipping the last episode won't make this a happy romantic drama.

Not really. It's a fairly sad drama because, as the description indicates, the FL and the ML will never be able to have a happy exclusive relationship. A concubine is not the queen.

I used to mainly watch Japanese dramas but stumbled upon this one for some reason. I really enjoyed the settings and the story. The main character is so charismatic. Thanks to this drama I discovered my love for sageuk. I don't like romantic stories that much, so the lack of romance in this drama was nice.

The actors are good but the story and the visual effects were fairly lame. I liked the story idea but the writing was not good in my opinion. I probably would have completed this drama if the female lover would not look like the male lover's late mother.

I really wanted to like this drama but I dropped it after episode 4. Good actors, nice visuals. The female protagonist reminds me of Lara Croft, the male protagonist seems to be the love child of McGyver and Iron Man, which I generally liked because why not?

However, I really do not enjoy dramas/movies with overly stupid enemies. In almost all scenes with enemies, enemies outnumber the protagonist(s). Instead of simply killing the protagonists, they wait until the protagonists escaped. Surprised Pikachu.