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after finishing the most recent episode, I think they've stuck with webtoon's plot which made uncle the villain. there's no other way to explain why sh's dad got all defensive during the scene with dy

how I wish that it was dropped all at once. it would've been appreciated and hyped way more

they're also pushing for this unnecessary rivalry between ji eum and that woman who ended up having an arranged date with seo ha. in the original scenery, she had a bf so she wasn't interested and even fought over her dad over this. they've written her as a selfish b!tch

as a webtoon reader, I don't know how to feel about writers rewriting and deleting some scenes. I wished we would've gotten 16 episodes because of it. somehow they've dumbed down ji eum and do yoon. if you've read the webtoon, they were literal masterminds in there

honestly, I'm scared that it will be dragged out. we have the basic childhood friends trope, male lead chasing female lead trope, family being against their love (hinted through siblings interaction in 1st ep) which will cause a break up at some point trope

this drama is for women only. hopefully, it'll come out next year

based on the episode 20 trailer, it seems that wei lun will die in a car accident. he even wrote a letter to you ran to say goodbye. after episode 18 he deserves nothing. it was so terrible to see him beating up man man for no reason even though I don't like her

instead of complaining you should just drop it... why force yourself to watch something that you don't like?

I binge-watched the first 4 episodes. I'm still struggling to decide if I should continue or not. Out of all the characters I only like 4 and the spacing is a little off

is it just me or does romance feel out of place? it has nothing to do with the actors. i can feel that writers were forced to write this into a romance for more engagement. it even goes for love triangle's storyline which is even more odd. not to mention taht ayin has no backbone like every other chinese main characters, they could've cut half of the couple scenes out and I would've enjoyed it a lot more. the part which saves the drama is the mystery. hopefully, episodes 15 + 16 are good enough for me to continue watching

it might be just me but the age cap is bothering the hell out of me like they did judo together when fl was still in middle/ high school and he was a cop. now they're building romantic storyline on top of that

after seeing soo jae's painful past i understand why she doesn't like to rely on others and is cold

here to make sure I won't be watching everything written by this screen writer

I was suprised on how innocent writers made zi xin here. she was such a pain in the ass in the webtoon. thankfully, her real personality was introduced in episode 15, where she teamed up with yu tian to put qian wei on a tough spot

Tbh I didn't expect this to be good. I liked the concept, acting and directing. Only complaint I have is about leads having small amount of scenes together

I get what you're saying but I don't see hellbound as a "local" viewers cup of tea. knowing how small amount of kdramas gets renewed by netflix I don't see it happening

it's matter of time when yoo-shin's mistress will throw a fist. she's a brat who's used to getting whatever she wants. we know that mistresses don't know who are the wifes which I found weird. when the mistress learns that pi-young is yoo-shin's wife, she will expose him

you haven't previously watched makjang dramas and it is shows