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So sad seeing negative comments. So far, I'm not bored. I still love their dynamics. Maybe I'm biased because I'm a fan of Yoo In Soo. Haha. Loved his performance in his every role (from AOUAD to AOS to this). He might be the weakling of the team, but he's a comic relief for me. :) the only thing that bothers me is the voice of the "muddy" evil spirit. 😆

This is still halfway through. For me, it's too early to judge. Some dramas are even slow burn on the first half to lay the groundwork for the 2nd half, then later I would understand why the story was unveiled that way.

I liked the 1st half especially the war between the two web portal companies. The women power is commendable. Though I understand the views of Tammy when it comes to romance and being comfortable living alone, the main couple's issue was really dragged that I got bored. I also got bored by the interactions of the 3rd couple, though they got better towards the end. I was also bothered sometimes with the cinematography. I dont like some of the close ups and excessive lights which made me dizzy.

I stayed until the end because of the cute romance of the 2nd leads (Scarlett and Ji Hwan) and the corporate war, including how the ideas of Team Barro come into fruition. If I could just delete the romance plot of the main couple and the third leads, I could have rated this better. I get that they want to portray different love problems of women with successful careers, but I think the execution was underwhelming.

Maserati proved here to be the standard getaway car.

Chairwoman Jang's appearance was too simple for a business tycoon and rich family matriarch. I cant differentiate her role here and Prison Playbook.

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You can have your opinion, I can have mine. You dont have to dismiss what I think is wonderful. We all have different lenses and learn to respect that. Telling me directly that it's just meh is like belittling my appreciation for things.

The story is simply beautiful. I love the ceremonial dress. Felt bad for Gong-jin.

Haha. Thats why they say it's lonely to be at the top. Too bad we didnt see how he beat the relics that could actually "challenge" him. 😁

I'm trying to back you up by using an analogy 😅 just forget what i said. 😁

Apart from that arrow, isnt the energy he's emitting without unsheathing his sword shows how Hwansu level fighting is? And the part he multiplied himself into fighting soul shifters behind those different doors? He didnt transform ice to fire in that scene, but hey, he still was the only one who did that (not sure if master lee could do that too). He's so powerful that his fight scenes end too fast for his level. 🙃

I'm a bit sad that many could see this 2nd part as inferior to the first. But, I looked at it as one big story, not comparing the two. I was entertained from start to finish. Thats good enough for me. I still came back to visit this page. I miss it.

The way I see it, they would have written it more fluidly and have more episodes for 2nd part, but the budget wasn't enough to sustain the production quality and time for airing. Maybe as a finance person myself, I kind of understand that aspect so I just ignored the flaws. They also had to reshoot some scenes in season 1 because the first female lead (prior to JSM) had to be changed (thus, additional costs). I'm not sure if there was a difference in the talent fee of the first female lead Park Hye-Eun as a newbie vs JSM's talent fee as a veteran actress. That could be a factor also in the deviation from the original budget. I understand that business decisions had to be made and just maximize what you can do for limited resources. Planning costs and every bit of production detail for such an ambitious project (30 episodes at that) could be very taxing for all the producers, cast and crew. I'm just thankful they delivered.

Same here. I looked at it as one big story and was entertained from start to finish. The way I see it, they would have written it more fluidly and have more episodes for 2nd part, but the budget wasn't enough to sustain the production quality and time for airing. Maybe as a finance person myself, I kind of understand that part so I just ignored the flaws. Planning costs and every bit of production detail for such an ambitious project could be very taxing for all the producers, cast and crew.

Translation from google (not sure if it's really the accurate translation 😅):

When you enter, it is very clean and tidy, and the dining tables are arranged in a row.

Translation from google (not sure if it's really the accurate translation 😅):

When you enter, it is very clean and tidy, and the dining tables are arranged in a row.

As they say, love makes you blind (or dumb?) 😅

Yeah, tried to move on but still revisited this page. 😄

I finished this and I liked it. It's more of a crime solving type in Joseon era when theres no tech yet for determining DNA, fingerprints, etc. You rely on medical evidences available. Personally, I liked this more than other modern crime dramas (e.g. The Good Detective, Confession).

I recently finished this and I liked it. It's more of a crime solving type in Joseon era when theres no tech yet for determining DNA, fingerprints, etc. You rely on medical evidences available. Personally, I liked this more than other modern crime dramas (e.g. The Good Detective, Confession). It depends really on what you prefer in dramas.

On episode 6, I like it so far. Why is the rating low? This is more of a crime solving, which I love. Haha.

The tree and the bamboo forest in Ep2 reminded me of AoS 😭

I love his deep natural voice and his acting, especially in comedy. ❤

I like his characters in Prison Playbook, The Fiery Priest and Poong, The Joseon Psychiatrist. I like him even in his cameo roles. 😅

Because they have a very strict court lady who is in charge of their consummation of marriage which assures them of having a boy. 😜 anyway, the king had one daughter he didnt know.

Does commenting on this can bump this up? The other low-rated review is totally misleading.