Wynwyn555

1-2 mins

lot of recent historial kdramas had for some reasons r-rated scenes (and historial ones used to be the furthest from it)

I would recommend Dear Hongrang, 11/10

thanks for expressing my feelings lol I see everyone raving and I ain‘t trying to ruin anyone‘s fun but I felt like „are we watching the same thing…..“. I couldn‘t even finish the first episode and I was excited for this. ML is so unserious and ridiculous, and stories that are supposed to be „bad boy gets tamed“ or whatever are only interesting when the guy presents a challenge, this one doesn‘t. Every scene of his was unbearable to me. It‘s like a caricature of some old tropes trying to hit some feelings

He doesnt even exist in the novel, guess the show made him up for spooks (I mean his only purpose is he helps kidnap the children for his drawings)

wasn‘t ep 8 where they run away and he confesses to her? You could see his scar from the fight on his neck there. But either way, I think these are minor things that don‘t really matter.
Ad 5 from the spoilers of the novel Mujin tortures Hongrang imposter but they were too chicken to make him do that in the show so InHoe it was.
Ad 1 LOL same, just some dude flying around, cracked me up, made no sense

There are some kisses between the leads and a more intimate making out with backs/shoulder visible but that‘s it. Also there is a drawing that is lewd on a talisman which plays a role in the story

So from the spoilers of the novel, the way/reason he dies is different from the show. I understand the same reason would feel off in the show because he clearly demonstrated will to live with her and promises to return to her vs the novel? The novel spoiler made me think he was being more destructive towards himself. The show also made him accepting his back a moment to bond with eachother, her teaching him and all , so if he were to go and cut his skin off it would feel undoing all that. So the reason for his death in the show kinda feels off to me, like the story needed him to die so we go there one way or another. The novel death made me think (and I‘m very theorizing here since I have not read it) that he is somehow in conflict and doesn‘t fully give in to his love until after the deeds have been done that cause his death, making it more tragic.

also, I ATE this up, a whole menu, I loved it. Especially the romance, pulled the right strings for me. First drama I completed (even was glued till the end) for ages! I pity anyone who can‘t appeciate stories like these, I would have loved to read the novel.

I am confused about the order when the gisaeng bought him as a slave? Was he captured by the human traffickers afterwards? Beccause I thought he got caught after he ran away as a slave

Such a funny wording, thanks for taking the words out of my mouth lol

Can you spoil what the idea of heaven is in this show?

Thanks!

could anyone who read the book pls spoil the ending for me?

What about what I said was „ignorant“? How old are you?

Cause I‘m commenting not actual surgical practices here but the lack of knowledge about basics in the surgery room f.e. Throwing away trash

Is that the new requirement to comment on a show, to have the same profession? LOL

There are worse things happening in the world such as genocides and people gleefully celebrating them. Some people ranking a show they spent time on and didn‘t like is not the symptom of „negativity and judgement“

Did anyone say all doctors are geniuses from the start? Why make up exaggarated statements no one said to make your argument sound more valid, if it‘s valid it can stay on its own. I‘m chill while I say they‘re incompetent and I find watching such characters boring, there is no appeal to me to watch them be like this for hours while I have another work where we got the opposite already.

They don‘t, cause it‘s only just a show at the end of day and people can rant and rate whatever they want, none of this is serious