Who runs the world? Girls
Female-centric drama with a badass 'cold but kind-at-heart' female lead—I'm in!
A detective drama that focuses more on women's empowerment, gender equality, and life—highlighting the difficulties women faced in that era while still feeling relatable to modern life—is rare. Tang Gong Qi An did exactly that, and it’s truly fascinating.
The plot is plot-twisting, not too heavy or overly complicated. It’s easy to follow, yet it keeps us on edge with its suspense.
The cinematography is really breathtaking.
It’s the first time I’ve found both the opening and ending songs completely unskippable.
Overall, this is the drama we've been waiting for: a smart, badass female lead in a well-written drama with breathtaking cinematography.
A detective drama that focuses more on women's empowerment, gender equality, and life—highlighting the difficulties women faced in that era while still feeling relatable to modern life—is rare. Tang Gong Qi An did exactly that, and it’s truly fascinating.
The plot is plot-twisting, not too heavy or overly complicated. It’s easy to follow, yet it keeps us on edge with its suspense.
The cinematography is really breathtaking.
It’s the first time I’ve found both the opening and ending songs completely unskippable.
Overall, this is the drama we've been waiting for: a smart, badass female lead in a well-written drama with breathtaking cinematography.
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