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Ive actually been wanting to watch it for a loooong time cuz lee joongi is one of my favourite actors. But i cant seem to get beyond the first episode. Its still on my to watch list though so definitely going to get to it
I watched beyond evil right before i put on flower of evil so maybe that's why

Naahhh, i absolutely steer clear of rom coms. This one caught my interest because of how uplifting the dialogues are and it kinda reminded me of my mister (in a small way). I can't seem to explain it very well, but basically even though this has funny moments, it is at core a deep and thought provoking story which is why i would watch this
I tend to watch dark intense stuff. Mostly thrillers (voice, kingdom, kairos, hometown, stranger, signal, tunnel, liar game hellbound, train, save me, you know, stuff like that). So i don't see myself watching a business proposal. I saw clips on Instagram and it's definitely not my kinda show :P but thankyou for the recommendation :)

Exactly

Reaaallly hoping this ends well so that i can binge watch it
This show is far from my usually kdrama genre but the clips on instagram and fmvs on youtube have intrigued me. I have a feeling that i will love this show (provided it ends well).
I know sad endings are usually not a deal breaker for most. Many people can simply overlook a sad ending if the rest of the show is amazing....but I've had enough sadness in my life. Im at a particularly low point in my life and i just want to smile while watching this show
Here's to hoping it ends well then I'll watch it. If not, then i guess i wont. Don't need more sadness.

Yeah as long as the main cast is still there, im happy. And i doubt they'll cast someone else as the same character. They'll probably just write her out

Esom has reportedly stepped down from the project. It's for the best. No one liked her character so i don't think people are going to be upset over it

Esom has stepped down, so there won't be any forced romance between do ki and Hana.
Kinda glad since i couldn't warm up to Hana's character at all

I think it's a good decision. Her character wasn't exactly well liked by viewers and didn't bring anything substantial to the plot.
I do hope they keep the rest of the main cast though.

Brick wall? More like an immature kid. When you grow up you'll realize so many things that you consider "cool" right now (like calling yourself a brick wall, acting like you dont care) aren't really that cool. But okay, you were honest and straight forward and i can appreciate that so have a good day

You really dont get the point do you? You attacked someone's personal drama choice simply because they hated a show you liked. That's not very mature. A better way would be to ask them why they hated it. Or even to ignore the comment all together. If you think goblin is trash, go write that on goblin's mdl page. People are certainly allowed to dislike things, but there's way to go about it. OP was wrong for calling this show 'trash' but you were even more wrong for attacking their personal choice

Yeah but like i said, how does it make you any different from the original comment? Now you may think goblin is semi trash but there are many others (like me) who loved it (and not blindly, we have our reasons). OP called this show semi trash even though many love it. You could have responded in a different manner no? Why bring another show, even if you hate it, into this? You dont have to bring up something by trashing something else

Overrated is very much an insult to the character. It also is an insult to those who like her. You can criticize the character aaaalll you want but calling someone overrated isnt criticism. It's just being mean

I actually like this show but....why bring goblin into this? Like rating goblin high makes someone lesser than others. You did exactly the original commenter did. I like shows like voice, kingdom, signal but I also like goblin. That's the beauty of variation. A show that you thought was terrible does not have to be universally accepted as terrible. So get over yourselves

I mean maybe for you she's overrated? People are liking her so let them, you could simply say you didn't like her as much. I don't get why you had to throw in the word overrated. Like people are just blindly liking her or something

Considering this was by the makers of the guest, im kinda disappointed by how it ended. The finale of the guest is one my of top favourites and I was expecting something that epic. Maybe the writers need to stick to horror and thriller and stay away from love stories. The guest had no romance and yet the three main characters had this amazing chemistry.
I definitely came to this show because of Lee jin wook but even more than that, it was because of who was writing the script. But this show had its plus points too. However, I was prepared to have something that would be even better than the guest. But it wasn't. It wasn't anyone's fault, i was just hoping for a somewhat different storyline.
Now that this drama is done, i wonder whether lee jin wook will be returning to sweet home season 2 or even hopefully voice season 5? 🤔 ive seen this man die in way too many shows now 🤣

You shouldn't avoid everything by them. They are a talented duo, this drama just wasn't it because it is supposed to have a bit of a love story (which i feel like they need to work on and till then stick to thrillers/horror). Try the guest. That is a better example of how talented they are

Not alone, it's just that ever since the drama made it clear that the OTP is hwal and sangwoon, we just got less vocal about our preferred ship since there's no point

No offence but out of all the dramas you listed, goblin is the only that would be 9/10. The rest would be a 7 or 7.5 (especially bride of habaek, doom at your service and tale of the nine tailed)

I agree and i honestly would have preferred it like that too. There really was no purpose in showing his marriage to sol. They could have just showed hwal adopting a kid in a way similar to how Sol's father adopted him. You know something like marcel and klaus from the originals (not a huge fan of that show but i really liked klaus' character development). They could have had the same intensity of emotions from his adoptive son dying. The whole marriage part was unnecessary because
1) it played with our emotions and took the spotlight away from the main pair.
2) they never elaborated on what kind of marriage it was. Hwal and sang woon shippers think it was a toxic one and a forced one. Hwal sol shippers think there were probably good moments and moments of happiness but eventually the curse soured things between them.
But we never get enough context so what truly was the purpose? To make our hero angry for 600yrs? Could have been achieved in many other ways

Oh, the one I was talking about is played at particular intense parts (like in episode 1 but I can't remember when exactly)