Episode 1: Restoration of bronzes, palace clocks, and ceramics. Episode 2: Restoration of wood, treasure chest, laquerware, and weaving and embroidery. Episode 3: Restoration and copying for calligraphy and painting.
I couldn't really finish the reply series, dramas like Be Melodramatic and Age of Youth made me fast forward so…
It's VERY slice of life and if you couldn't finish the Reply series, then I wouldn't recommend it. It is, however, VERY good and wholesome for a medical drama. It doesn't hurt to check it out. I will warn you, there is no overall plot though...it's a lot of daily interactions and small moments of these doctors' lives. You will get attached to the characters and the gang.
I really don't like the ML so far. Are we just gonna ignore the fact that he pretty much used her as a honeytrap? Sure, he figured she had connections with Eric, but she still ended up getting molested by that creep secretary. Oh and then there's the part where he requested she wear that skimpy maid outfit. Okay, I'll admit she looked hot, but WHAT A PERVY REQUEST! Even if he did it as a joke, that's totally messed up. Between him and his mother, who both disrespect her, it reminds me of emotional abuse. I'm waiting for him to grow up because if he's that childish, he doesn't deserve to be CEO.
Okay, I know this drama well deserves the praises, but I'm going to list reasons NOT to watch this drama here. Do not watch if: 1. You don't like Slice of Life 2. You don't like slow paced dramas. (Don't worry. It's not draggy, it's just slow paced.) 3. You are easily triggered by surgical scenes/blood (some of them are pretty graphic).
I thought it was a pretty light drama with a bit of mystery and suspense to it. It is by no means perfect or original. The drama has some flaws, but I still really enjoyed it. It is a good binge watch.
Oh, man dropped it after episode 12. Was so tired of it. Can someone tell me a reason to watch the remaining 4…
The only reasons to watch it is to finally see the villain finally get caught and arrested and one of the characters has a breakthrough. Most of the catching the villain stuff was predictable though. Other than that, the rest of the episodes had fillers.
Season 2 tried to be woke by featuring nontraditional couples and cover other social issues. However, it felt like the message failed to hit home for me sometimes and I started to lose my interest. The mystery behind Rusudou Kenji was really interesting though and the usual searching for the most suitable home part was fun.
I really liked the the cases part of the drama, but the stubbornly stupid and naive FL almost ruined it for me. Luckily, she gets a reality check so it's still worth watching.
One of my favorite storylines because it's so inspiring. :) They usually mostly fall under the Sports genre, but there are other non sports like Dragon Zakura/God of Study.
Yesss, villains! LOVE this article. One of the biggest dead giveaways for me for kdrama mastervillains is old rich man gardening (usually in the beginning of the drama). Writers do this far too often.
Thai female villains are fun to spot because they make it so obvious sometimes. This is mainly for melodramas, but can be applied to mysteries....the nangrai (female antagonist) will usually wear red lipstick (to show she is bold) or look super cute and innocent with soft makeup, cute curls, and holding a wicker basket. She will look super naive and innocent, but will go on to become a serial killer later in the series. For men, it's usually rich guy from rival company/farm or a member of the family (that didn't get inheritance or not rightful heir). In Family We Trust has less obvious of drama villain and is one of my favorites.
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Episode 2: Restoration of wood, treasure chest, laquerware, and weaving and embroidery.
Episode 3: Restoration and copying for calligraphy and painting.
1. You don't like Slice of Life
2. You don't like slow paced dramas. (Don't worry. It's not draggy, it's just slow paced.)
3. You are easily triggered by surgical scenes/blood (some of them are pretty graphic).
Thai female villains are fun to spot because they make it so obvious sometimes. This is mainly for melodramas, but can be applied to mysteries....the nangrai (female antagonist) will usually wear red lipstick (to show she is bold) or look super cute and innocent with soft makeup, cute curls, and holding a wicker basket. She will look super naive and innocent, but will go on to become a serial killer later in the series. For men, it's usually rich guy from rival company/farm or a member of the family (that didn't get inheritance or not rightful heir). In Family We Trust has less obvious of drama villain and is one of my favorites.