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  • Join Date: November 12, 2022
Replying to riel 13 days ago
as an avid webtoon reader of this series im sorry to say that im disappointed. they didn't include section chief…
I think its more because He is not a main character, and at that point the storyline is more about Min Ji finally reuniting with her dad. And putting Chief Nam story as it was in webtoon will divert the storyline. That's why they setup his background in another way, in previous episode we got to see his skills too.
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On Agent Kim Reactivated 13 days ago
So let me get this straight, Kang Guk Cheol and his crew can't even win against Gang Chan's right-hand man, and They are confident that they can do something when the 3 Middle Aged Ahjussi with glasses show up. What a genius guy Kang Guk Cheol is....
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Replying to Nothinggggh 18 days ago
https://youtu.be/pwgfKtHXIBs?si=OJnVFjY8hwaIcirN
Why wait for 2 years, and why hope when we already have.
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On Ji Chang Wook Jun 13, 2026
Person Ji Chang Wook
Is He in a debt or something, Following him from The Worst Of Evil, Bro does not want to waste a single day.
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On Evidence May 22, 2026
Title Evidence
I can finally say that actor Liu Yuning is back
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On Re-encounter May 22, 2026
Title Re-encounter
A quietly mature film about reunion, where meeting again isn't meant to to rekindle love. But to understand the past well enough to let it rest...
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On Our Universe Mar 5, 2026
Title Our Universe
The drama title is Our Universe, and I am still figuring out where the universe part is.
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Replying to Chinese Empress Jan 19, 2026
for me it's exactly the opposite... the big NO was the kdramas, too much useless comedy
PARKOUR PARKOUR, From comedy, happy endings, weakness, realism, censorship, countries, now LSK. Nice one...
Once Again PARKOUR, PARKOUR.
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Replying to Chinese Empress Jan 18, 2026
for me it's exactly the opposite... the big NO was the kdramas, too much useless comedy
The moment someone turns taste into contempt and ideology into identity, the argument is already over.

“I hope this is enough to explain why C-dramas satisfy me the most” well it isn’t. What it explains is your personal comfort and your hostility toward a country, not an analysis of storytelling.

Preference is not criticism. Discomfort is not failure. And personal ideology is not analysis.

If this is about taste, call it taste. Don’t present it as critique and analysis.
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Replying to Chinese Empress Jan 17, 2026
for me it's exactly the opposite... the big NO was the kdramas, too much useless comedy
That’s not criticism, that’s insecurity with a loud voice. And who the hell told you to like Korea? (And if I did quote the exact part) Try responding to something I actually said. You keep parkouring from comedy to happy endings to weakness to realism to censorship to entire countries anything except the point. PARKOUR, PARKOUR. If this is your idea of argument, it explains why you confuse noise with thought.
And I am still expecting where the useless comedy is rather than just saying "useless comedy" than actually telling where it is. Because the whole argument is about that....
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Replying to Chinese Empress Jan 17, 2026
for me it's exactly the opposite... the big NO was the kdramas, too much useless comedy
You’re not debating, you’re parkouring between opinions. Every time one collapses, you sprint to the next: comedy, happy endings, weakness, realism, censorship, even countries. Anything except actually answering the point. You confuse rigidity with depth, discomfort with failure, and moral posturing with intelligence. Calling preferences “strength” is just how people avoid thinking. And the fact that you genuinely believe art becomes superior the moment it’s supervised, restricted, and approved from above doesn’t make you profound, it makes you obedient. If needing authority to feel enlightened helps you cope, cling to it. you’re defending your comfort while pretending it’s intellect.
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Replying to Chinese Empress Jan 17, 2026
for me it's exactly the opposite... the big NO was the kdramas, too much useless comedy
Well I never expected you’re going to contradict your own claim of realism. You argue that comedy combined with heavy subject matter is “nonsense” and that seriousness must be solemn, yet real adult life includes inappropriate laughter, dark humor, absurd coping, and emotional contradiction. Rejecting those behaviors while claiming realism is not realism, it’s curated seriousness.

You also assert an absolute rule “comedy should never exist in this kind of drama” without any narrative principle or craft-based reasoning. That isn’t criticism, it’s dogma. Art does not function through genre prohibitions, especially in realism-driven drama.

Calling viewers “weak” is equally incoherent. That isn’t a critical category, it’s a preference being framed as incapacity.

In the end, someone who openly labels themselves as ANTI-HALLYU and ANTI-KOREA calling me “anti” is ironic at best. This discussion stopped being about storytelling long ago, if it ever was. If rejecting comfort in favor of analysis makes me an anti, I’m fine with that. For I will always be an ANTI, anti bad arguments and anti intellectual dishonesty. There’s nothing productive left here, so I’ll take my leave.
Love Mr. “Anti & Obsessed”, with due respect. <3
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