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Also the 9-tailed foxes here live a long time but it’s tragic they don’t get to keep their own lived experience on their own. They live a long time but they don’t get to grow.
One thing I am not getting used it is fights in flowy clothes lol
I mean we have 5 leads and each plays multiple roles + all the other characters that play important parts in the setup and mythology.
The other one that I enjoyed was the Vendetta of An.
Teacher Kim’s values as a doctor are great, is his actions outside of it are childish and unprofessional.
I enjoyed Kang Dong Ju and Yun Seo Jeong’s character growth but didn’t like them as a couple. I found Dong Ju too forceful and also childish, and she lets everyone walks all over her. Well that is until the halfway mark of the drama.
The supporting cast/characters is what held the drama for me. The head nurse, the manager, the doctors from the main hospital. My favourite is Do In Boem. His character had so many hidden flaws that get revealed slowly until he has to face it. His conversation with his dad on episode 20 put everything he did before in perspective.
I don’t get what the director of the hospital’s role was meant to be. He was the most useless character in the drama. Even the journalist had more effect in 2-3 episodes than he did in the whole show.
Also I noticed there were barely any scenes outside the hospital.
Not sure if I’m up to watching more of this now with seasons 2-3 but this was entertaining enough for now.
I thought Naoto was obsessed with her but in the end, it turned out it was his guilt motivating his actions.
But yeah I’m not a fan of the end couple. That kiss in the end felt so forced!
But her whole actions around her son’s mistake was so wrong in every way. instead of teaching her son to own up to mistakes he saw her commit a crime to hide it. Then she came clean about it to protect someone else… the character has no logic
The whole handling of the case from 23 years ago was not well incorporated in the drama. All they had was circumstantial evidence and honestly if it had any realism the guy could have just denied it and they couldn’t have done anything about it.
The success of the female lead had more to do with convenience rather than intrinsic or logically make sense. The era it’s set makes it easy to forgive such loopholes.
What makes this drama great are the characters. The writer doesn’t limit herself to the usual FL-MLSFL-SML. Instead she focuses on all the characters and their personalities, the growth of the relationships.
There are great relationships developing all throughout the drama just not the romantic ones, at least not in the conventional way.