Just started this, and I'm excited for the story to unfold further. So far so good! This drama is so HD that it feels more like watching a theatre performance than a screen production. I think this may also be due to the exaggerated makeup and flashy colors everywhere.
I want to watch Flourished Peony, but I've been reading that the second season (part two) isn't very good. How does the first part end? Do I need to watch the second season to gain any closure from the first, or are they mostly independent from each other?
I want to watch Flourished Peony, but I've been reading that the second season (part two) isn't very good. How does the first part end? Do I need to watch the second season to gain any closure from the first, or are they mostly independent from each other?
It's not an easy drama to get into. A lot happens in the first episodes, but then it slows down into more a a…
Lol yeah, but thankfully it doesn't detract from the overall plot and storyline. It's mostly just their relationship dynamics that feel particularly modern :)
A homophobe ? Meaning he harrased or killed gay people out of blind hate, or meaning he simply doesn't agree with…
I completely agree. People are entitled to their views and perspectives, which means you can choose whether or not to watch this show. The reason is subjective; there's no need to accuse people of having free will and opinions.
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I'm reading some comments that say that the story is rushed and that the ending isn't satisfactory. Is this correct?
This drama is so HD that it feels more like watching a theatre performance than a screen production. I think this may also be due to the exaggerated makeup and flashy colors everywhere.
Happy ending?
It must have been a look-alike or something, or maybe I'm just remembering wrong completely.
How did you like Si Jin?
How does the first part end? Do I need to watch the second season to gain any closure from the first, or are they mostly independent from each other?
How does the first part end? Do I need to watch the second season to gain any closure from the first, or are they mostly independent from each other?
It's mostly just their relationship dynamics that feel particularly modern :)
People are entitled to their views and perspectives, which means you can choose whether or not to watch this show.
The reason is subjective; there's no need to accuse people of having free will and opinions.