So this is the duo’s comeback after *“Love Alarm”* (2019). I honestly don’t see how they could possibly do worse. It’s also by the director of *“FOE.”* I’m not going to criticize Song Kang because he hasn’t acted in a while, and maybe he’s improved — even though my opinion about him is still the same.
Did some people drop it or not? Honestly, I’m really hesitating. I just can’t get into it — it doesn’t interest me that much. I much prefer Zhou Yiran in modern dramas. He’s excellent in *“12 Letters.”*
truee but hoping they will not include any illness trope to anyone especially seon u chan
Honestly, it would actually be weird if he didn’t include anything, considering the guy literally survives an explosion. It would be crazy if he had no aftereffects at all. I mean, you can see he’s burned, but I’m mostly talking about the psychological impact.
Damn, there’s seriously nothing in the drama lineup for March. It’s basically a desert. The only ones that even interest me are *Shining* and *Siren’s Kiss*. I guess we can add *Boyfriend On Demand* too, but honestly, I’m not even interested in that one.
I assume the SML will leave at the end of episode 8, and that the last four episodes will focus on the relationship between the ML and the FL. We will probably see the FL reject the SML and come to realize her feelings for the ML.
Let’s check who’s available among actresses in their thirties who are fairly established in the industry, so we can see who could potentially act alongside LJS. Because one thing’s for sure: there’s no way LJS would ever star with a female lead who’s unknown or not established — he’s way too famous for the female lead to be an amateur.
There are way too many characters, the mother/daughter relationship is unbearable, and I’m sorry but the brothers in the sect all look the same — it’s hard to tell who’s who if you’re not really into it. There are also quite a few young actors, which is pretty cool though.
Damn, I’m so freaking excited, seriously. The cast is just incredible — finally the comeback of my guy Kim Jung Hyun, he deserves this so much. There’s literally nothing to watch on Mondays/Tuesdays right now, but now we’ve got this drama.
I’m kinda nervous it’s airing on those days though, because Monday/Tuesday dramas are often not that great. And this cast just screams weekend drama energy.
If **Lee Jong Suk** is now confirmed as the male lead, then the big question is: who will play the female lead, “Kang Min Gyeong”?
Honestly, there are so many actresses who could realistically be paired with an actor of his level. If I had to guess, these names immediately come to mind:
* **Han So Hee** * **Kim Sejeong** * **Park Bo Young** * **Kim Tae Ri** * **Kim Yoo Jung** * **Chae Soo Bin** * **Jo Bo Ah** * **Lim Ji Yeon** * **Nana** * **Sooyoung**
The list could honestly go on and on. Of course, availability will play a big role — it all depends on who is free and whose schedule aligns.
That being said, I’d genuinely be surprised if they cast an unfamiliar or rookie actress. I really don’t see that happening. For me, it’s almost guaranteed to be an established actress in her 30s — someone with strong screen presence and enough experience to be convincingly paired with Lee Jong Suk.
With an actor like him, the female lead needs to match both his acting caliber and star power.
I laughed so hard at the scene where Nora’s mom talks about Albert’s dad and says, “That big fridge with bulging eyes.” Good thing I wasn’t drinking anything at the time, lmaooo 😂😂😂
And the scene where he creates his account called “Sexyguy” too 😭😭😭
Actor Kim Hyung Mook is so funny — I highly recommend watching him in “Bon Appetit, Your Majesty.”
4 episodes left and there’s still no romance 😂😂😂 if she gets back with Mr Shin at the end I’ll be…
There was a comment from someone here saying, “I think the romance will start in episode 16,” and I’m starting to think the same more and more.
For me, it won’t be a typical romance like we’re used to, but we’ll definitely see the ML and FL together at least. There will probably be a time skip too.
The actor who plays Albert’s father is absolutely incredible. I’ve loved him ever since I discovered him in “BYM.” He’s so funny in everything he does. I truly love that actor.
Two K-dramas that are completely different, but *“The Judge From Hell”* is far superior in every way. It is — and will always remain — the best K-drama of Park Shin Hye, a true 10/10.
From what I know, everyone is going to end up in a relationship here — even the grandmother with the café owner. And now I’m seeing comments like “get your tissues ready.” There’s no way this drama ends without a happy ending. I know K-dramas, and I just don’t see how it could possibly end any other way.
Thankfully we’re finally reaching the end of this K-drama. For me, it’s been a monumental flop (I have no idea about the actual ratings). The fact that it was supposed to be released in 2025 and even got postponed… wow.
Honestly, I don’t know how I managed to sit through so many episodes. Nothing works. And you can’t even blame the actors here because they’re simply not the problem. The real issue is clearly the plot — it’s just bad — and the way it’s filmed.
I mean, STOP with the gumiho stories. It doesn’t work anymore. It’s boring and incredibly predictable. And why does this K-drama look like it was filmed in 2020? The vibe feels like an old-school drama. I almost never notice that with Netflix productions, but with some other dramas, it really stands out.
The chemistry between Lomon and Kim Hye Yoon is honestly nonexistent. I don’t feel anything between them. The whole shaman storyline is something we’ve seen a thousand times already, and the “she has to choose between saving the male lead or sacrificing her own life” trope? I’ve seen that a million times.
This is the ML a few years ago: https://i.ibb.co/nNt0f8Hq/image.pngHe lost so much weight and went too far His…
In K-dramas, many actors and actresses have lost weight, and their faces seem increasingly tired with age — and also because of the heavy makeup. I’ve noticed this in quite a lot of Korean dramas.
I’m kinda nervous it’s airing on those days though, because Monday/Tuesday dramas are often not that great. And this cast just screams weekend drama energy.
Honestly, there are so many actresses who could realistically be paired with an actor of his level. If I had to guess, these names immediately come to mind:
* **Han So Hee**
* **Kim Sejeong**
* **Park Bo Young**
* **Kim Tae Ri**
* **Kim Yoo Jung**
* **Chae Soo Bin**
* **Jo Bo Ah**
* **Lim Ji Yeon**
* **Nana**
* **Sooyoung**
The list could honestly go on and on. Of course, availability will play a big role — it all depends on who is free and whose schedule aligns.
That being said, I’d genuinely be surprised if they cast an unfamiliar or rookie actress. I really don’t see that happening. For me, it’s almost guaranteed to be an established actress in her 30s — someone with strong screen presence and enough experience to be convincingly paired with Lee Jong Suk.
With an actor like him, the female lead needs to match both his acting caliber and star power.
And the scene where he creates his account called “Sexyguy” too 😭😭😭
Actor Kim Hyung Mook is so funny — I highly recommend watching him in “Bon Appetit, Your Majesty.”
For me, it won’t be a typical romance like we’re used to, but we’ll definitely see the ML and FL together at least. There will probably be a time skip too.
Honestly, I don’t know how I managed to sit through so many episodes. Nothing works. And you can’t even blame the actors here because they’re simply not the problem. The real issue is clearly the plot — it’s just bad — and the way it’s filmed.
I mean, STOP with the gumiho stories. It doesn’t work anymore. It’s boring and incredibly predictable. And why does this K-drama look like it was filmed in 2020? The vibe feels like an old-school drama. I almost never notice that with Netflix productions, but with some other dramas, it really stands out.
The chemistry between Lomon and Kim Hye Yoon is honestly nonexistent. I don’t feel anything between them. The whole shaman storyline is something we’ve seen a thousand times already, and the “she has to choose between saving the male lead or sacrificing her own life” trope? I’ve seen that a million times.
Honestly, I don’t even think I’d give it a 5.