Yes, there could be a country restriction, however, most people I shared here that are in different countries can watch it there. I know it is different with Prime video. This series is def not available in my country of residence via Prime
I knew from the reviews and ratings that this series was not the best but I wanted to watch it because of the ML In Woo and because it was based on an interesting part of Korean history, but this is neither a good historical drama nor a good romance drama. I am afraid to say that neither In Woo nor Kim So Hyun are convincing in their characters, though In Woo does a much better job as his character is more endearing. In Woo is an actor who has a good chemistry with all his CP but here even that does not work for me. It was awkward/cringy to see. In the end, I was only interested in the Herb Shop Owner, performed by Yoo Hwa. She is a great actor, I really cannot understand why she has not been more successful in the K acting scene. She is in Knight Flower and she shines there. Lots of chemistry with her CP, General Go. I have fast-forwarded lots because I could not stand the rhythm, the editing was messy and I wanted to see what happened in the end. So, the rating was fair. This is not more of a 7/10.
Hi, can any let me know if I have to watch the previous seasons in order to watch this one?
The indispensable viewing is the first season "Ossan Love" and it is a great series. The movie is like a bridge between the seasons but brings very few new elements. To watch it is advisable but not so important. Do not bother with the other ones as Maki is not even a character there.
Whatever this drama turns out to be, I hope it can highlight the challenges that people face in respect of mental…
I am concerned that in this kind of drama, they easily suggest that a case of depression can be sorted out by falling in love or having someone and we know this is not true. Some cases of depression are a serious imbalance in brain chemistry that are not sorted out by changes in external circumstances. Reactive depression is different, as it is a response to negative experiences, still we need to thread these cases carefully, they are not simply resolved by falling in love. Falling in love is an emotion that gives us a serotonin boost but normally the slump can be quite daunting for people with depression.
Was going to drop until she fought back at her superior, I don't normally watch PSH drama because of how slow…
I have to thank you for your comment! I stopped when the boss asked her to kneel in front of the client it was too much!!! such melodrama for goodness sake, but after reading your post I came back and finished the episode!
No offense I have liked both of them for so long ,But why do i feel their dialogues so un natural and cringy in…
I had the same impression and I also like both of them. I think the script is letting them down. Also, the plotline is not original. We have watched other dramas with similar storylines. They deserve better.
I feel relieved reading your comment. I am afraid I had to stop halfway through ep 2, it was more of the same,…
I am glad you found a reason to keep going, halfway through the Consultant wanted her to be blamed for malpractice I felt so disgusted I had to stop! 😆
I hate first episodes that spend the entire runtime getting to what the drama will actually be like, rushing us…
I feel relieved reading your comment. I am afraid I had to stop halfway through ep 2, it was more of the same, and as well the comedy very flat. A pity as I think the CP actors are great, they deserve a better script and a more original plot.
No, it does not happen everywhere Jenny, I am sorry I have to disagree with you. I have moved between countries and work in different sectors and this not just happen. Management in most of the world is aware they cannot just assault an employee. Those cases are marginal nowadays in many countries. Gender discrimination yes, and other types of discrimination as well are still a problem, but not physical assault.