Thank goodness someone has some sense and knows exactly what lense it was meant to be portrayed through. The other…
Alright then..? I can't imagine how much effort it must take to feel the need to fight and argue with everyone you disagree with and call opinions hateful. I'm going to, however, save my energy for the comments I do agree with and leave it at that. So much more peaceful.
Thank goodness someone has some sense and knows exactly what lense it was meant to be portrayed through. The other…
If you don't agree with me, scroll on. I've only said it a couple times and was happy to see another commenter share in my same writing critique. It might make you feel better to go discuss whatever you feel in a separate comment so people can reply to with the same train of thought instead of argue with people who don't share your same sentiment.
Thank goodness someone has some sense and knows exactly what lense it was meant to be portrayed through. The other…
I never said I didn't like it, I said it had it's good spots but became ultimately boring for me. Then after the misunderstanding I had to drop it. It's not hate stating your opinion on a drama. The comments would all be lies if everyone and their dog is saying the same narritive. I was enjoying portions of it, but I don't like other portions as well. Having an opinion is not hate, telling someone they can't have an opinion is hateful. I never threw shade to the actual actors or actresses themselves. Differentiate between hate and opinion please.
it won't ever happen, because it is still a failure after 10years. And the script they released in 2024 they cut…
Eh don't mind "Chinese Empress" they're clearly a troll and a Cdrama fanatic. Everything that's Korean on their account is rated 1.0
They're so creepily obsessed with Chinese content to the point they're everywhere trolling people for liking remakes of Chinese dramas or anything that isn't specifically Chinese.
Seems to be a common trope in Chinese dramas that the FL can treat the ML like literal garbage and that’s considered…
Thank goodness someone has some sense and knows exactly what lense it was meant to be portrayed through. The other person saying you're blowing it out of proportion is such a lie.
Most shows have the FL treat the ML like garbage and it's justified, but vice versa and everybody loses their minds. I would never tell someone I'd see things through with them till the end if I was going to throw away my promise as if it was nothing... you shouldn't be with someone who treats you like this, I thought he deserved way better than that. His heartbroken reaction was too much for me.
Does it have a sad ending? And is he really dead or in a coma
Haha I totally get you! I loved this show to pieces, but i had to watch it in chunks because of how heavy it could get, so I can't imagine what would happen if you watched it after that movie! Definitely watch something fluffy first 🥲 lol
Does it have a sad ending? And is he really dead or in a coma
If you'd like spoilers I'll go ahead and tell you! :)
**SPOILERS**
Yes he's really dead and it bounces back and forth between when they were together, the moments leading up to his death and him as a grim reaper. His death is sad and painful for her (and the audience), but ultimately hopeful in the end about dealing with grief, especially from his side and his attitude about it. It's a bittersweet ending but the final say is positive. You'll be sad, but also happy.
Yeah she's pretty annoying! push through though! the other 2 seasons don't have her and they're so much more relaxing…
Oh yeah Season 3 is still really great, there's just one little thing missing from it that the other seasons had (which I won't explain because you'll understand what's up when you get there) but it's still absolutely worth watching for me because it stays within how Taxi Driver always is. Every season is worth watching for sure! I love all of them honestly. Seasons 1&2 are 10/10, season 3 is a 9/10 but it's still amazing! Really loved every season and it stayed consistently good.
I’m watching episode 7 and istg the prosecutor lady is one of the most annoying characters I’ve seen in my…
Yeah she's pretty annoying! push through though! the other 2 seasons don't have her and they're so much more relaxing and fun because there isn't a random side quest character. Season 2 is better than season 1 to me because of this and they add a better character.
This is when I dropped it honestly. She said she'd always stay by his side basically and abandons him after that.…
Same thing as abandoning. Saying they weren't meant to fall in love is also a trope that branches out into abandoning someone, which was what was present here and I'm aware of that, I watched far enough to see that much.
The drama isn't very bad but the acting didn't impress me much. I think ML's acting is inadequate. Not bad but…
Yeah I have to agree, I hate to say it anywhere but I've never been able to get into a show with Ji Sung in it. I've tried several times, but I don't feel he's as good of an actor as most make him out to be.
I loved it. But I have to say I'm exhausted by the cliché of "the child being punished for the parents' mistakes".…
This is when I dropped it honestly. She said she'd always stay by his side basically and abandons him after that. I can't stand when female characters do this, it puts them in a very poor light like they may do it again in the future. Why can't we have one understanding FL? Sick of these kinds of tropes.
I don't really know what to say. The first few episodes were absolutely wonderful and had to do with profiling and analyzing criminals. The first case was my favorite! Perfect in every way, then it went downhill fast from there. Yun Tae-gu started taking up more and more screentime with her horrible and rude attitude that I started skipping scenes to get back to the main characters. Song Ha-yeong is supposed to be the main character and start a profiling group, but he got sidelined a quarter of the way in. I love slow burn crime dramas, I really do, so I thought I'd be the target audience, but this really missed the mark. Too bad, I was really looking forward to watching it because it's right up my alley, it could've easily been a 9 for me if it stayed how it was during the beginning. I really was enjoying it a lot when the main team was onscreen and when criminals were shown doing their thing, but too many other characters started taking up way too much screentime than the main characters, who were getting pointless scenes that didn't move the plot along. Nice for a one time watch, but I don't think I could rewatch it or would want to. It has it's great moments that become dragged down by everything else.
He does die in the book. The prosecutor kills him. But the kdrama doesn’t follow the book closely, so there…
Ahh I see! Well that's too bad.
I was hoping personally they'd give him life imprisonment instead of the death sentence. Definitely changing her character has made me side with a killer much more than what's probably the point of the novel. Such a bummer.
He does die in the book. The prosecutor kills him. But the kdrama doesn’t follow the book closely, so there…
If this is how it ends I don't want to watch this piece of crap anymore... the prosecutor is so narcissistic and evil that I'd absolutely rage at the end of they go with the book. I'd expect him to die but not by her hand, that'd make the whole thing not worth it and anticlimactic. She's such a self righteous b word.
I guess I'll be expecting an absolutely horrible ending.
No spoilers please cuz I haven't made it past episode 3 lol but seriously? Ryeoun spoke for the first time HALFWAY into the episode, he's getting done dirty badly. He needs more screentime, I'm only interested when he's there and doing something to move the plot along. He's being sidelined by the extremely rude and snarky prosecutor.
I had to make it to episode 11 to start seeing even a little bit of interesting interaction where it didn't just…
Around where I am they're starting to slowly get closer and closer where you can tell their expressions are showing interest, but nothing solid has happened yet. There's definitely some playful banter though going on, not outright flirting but enough to know that it's only going to get more and more from this point.
They're so creepily obsessed with Chinese content to the point they're everywhere trolling people for liking remakes of Chinese dramas or anything that isn't specifically Chinese.
Most shows have the FL treat the ML like garbage and it's justified, but vice versa and everybody loses their minds. I would never tell someone I'd see things through with them till the end if I was going to throw away my promise as if it was nothing... you shouldn't be with someone who treats you like this, I thought he deserved way better than that. His heartbroken reaction was too much for me.
**SPOILERS**
Yes he's really dead and it bounces back and forth between when they were together, the moments leading up to his death and him as a grim reaper. His death is sad and painful for her (and the audience), but ultimately hopeful in the end about dealing with grief, especially from his side and his attitude about it. It's a bittersweet ending but the final say is positive. You'll be sad, but also happy.
I was hoping personally they'd give him life imprisonment instead of the death sentence. Definitely changing her character has made me side with a killer much more than what's probably the point of the novel. Such a bummer.
I guess I'll be expecting an absolutely horrible ending.