I find it ironic that Hidden love is on this list, if you think about it logically it is so red flag it is basically…
This is a voting based list, so the multiple people that voted for DJX as a green flag ML would have to disagree. Though, spot 42 isn't even that high on this list... Personally, I disagree. Having seen (and loved) Hidden Love, it's an obvious "she fell first but he fell harder" kind of story with no "lines" being crossed until the FL is in college AND an adult. BUT everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Just don't vote for any show that you don't agree with.
I just spent the past hour getting caught up on the KSH & KSR controversy. And the more I read, the more fking disgusting this guy gets. It saddens me, that he'll probably take a loss of reputation and then bounce back in one way or another 2-3 years from now, whereas the young and groomed KSR's ENTIRE LIFE ended. (And lowkey even more tragic is it took her DYING for this to even gain any kind of attention at all.)
Ugh. Make it make sense. People like Yoo Ah In get things thrown at them and and treated like scum on Earth for taking drugs (which only affects/harms himself!), whereas pedos like KSH will continue on with their power & prestige facing minimal repercussions for his part in hounding that poor girl to her death.
For new potential viewers, the fact that this comments section is STILL this active almost 2 years after LYF came out tells you everything you need to know. Though, S1 >>>>> S2. (IMO)
(Quite a few got their distribution licenses on all pages)Page 1; The Best Thing, Love & Sword are airing now.Page…
You're right I just hadn't updated this list. The ones airing have been changed. Plus Riverside Code was removed. :) (Also, I don't really keep track of distribution licenses anymore cuz airing isn't guaranteed)
Can someone just fully spoil me on the outcome for the villains? As in what happens to the ex husband? The stepmom? And the psycho princess? Also, do the Jiang family find out about the FL’s true identity?
thank you for assembling the list i always wondered how many kdramas/movies are made a year so the number is 250/300ish…
No worries! I agree with you that the 250/300 number is surprising. Though, with successful projects like Squid Games (for Netflix) and Moving (for Disney+) streaming services/international appeal has bumped up the number of big budget shows with top stars considerably. Besides, as someone that watches more Asian shows/movies than western, I'm not complaining lol. xD
Dramas like When the Phone Rings are why I wait for a show to be completed regardless of hype. This one just seemed too interesting to hold off on, so imagine my extreme disappointment with that braindead ending that turned a solid 8.5-9/10 drama into a straight up 2/10. I averaged it out to 5.5, but like wtf was with Argon and "I have to punish myself". 🤡
*even without the alleged (because I've read that it might've been mistranslated?) Zionism, the ending was a steaming pile of dog poop*
They did cut her scenes and gave her a weird sending off mid-way through the drama that didn't make a lot of sense,…
I used the term female lead loosely, lol. I have no idea if she was a support role just for that "mission" or if she'll stick around as the two guys' female counterpart in S2 as well. Either way, same here I had hearts shooting out my eyes alongside her arrows. xD
Personally, I disagree. Having seen (and loved) Hidden Love, it's an obvious "she fell first but he fell harder" kind of story with no "lines" being crossed until the FL is in college AND an adult.
BUT everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Just don't vote for any show that you don't agree with.
Ugh. Make it make sense. People like Yoo Ah In get things thrown at them and and treated like scum on Earth for taking drugs (which only affects/harms himself!), whereas pedos like KSH will continue on with their power & prestige facing minimal repercussions for his part in hounding that poor girl to her death.
(Also, I don't really keep track of distribution licenses anymore cuz airing isn't guaranteed)
The show's not bad or anything, but real life commitments basically mean I'll have to drop/put on hold for a while...
As in what happens to the ex husband? The stepmom? And the psycho princess? Also, do the Jiang family find out about the FL’s true identity?
Besides, as someone that watches more Asian shows/movies than western, I'm not complaining lol. xD
*even without the alleged (because I've read that it might've been mistranslated?) Zionism, the ending was a steaming pile of dog poop*