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Replying to ces5008 Aug 27, 2024 Liked Sep 7, 2024
8.8 ??? I guess the viewers standars have dropped a lot these years. No way this fake drama would get more than…
Actually, the drama was quite well done, and the actor's portrayal of emotions came across as genuine rather than fake tears. Just because it didn't resonate with you doesn’t mean it deserves a lower rating. While the drama is fictional, it does incorporate elements of reality, which many viewers appreciate. The high rating reflects the overall positive reception and impact the show had on its audience.
Replying to Daisy Aug 25, 2024 Liked Sep 7, 2024
"While tastes may vary, it's clear that the show resonates with a wide audience, reflected in its high rating…
For the majority of viewers, the drama's writing was seen as flawed, but the message it conveyed about marriage, family, and illness resonated deeply. Many people related to the story and shared their own experiences. Despite the minimal romance, the focus on the lead’s marriage story was compelling for me, and the cast really performed well.
On Queen of Tears Aug 25, 2024 Liked Sep 7, 2024
They spent wayyyy to much screen time on the creepy stalker dude, both him and his mother were insufferable every time they were on screen.
On Queen of Tears Aug 26, 2024 Liked Sep 7, 2024
So, I finished this drama today. For a drama which became so popular, I am surprised to see the top rated reviews of it as 7.5 and 6. I do understand those ratings as they might have watched the drama when it was airing while waiting for each episodes every week. You start to build your theories and start having expectations over it. Those people would surely feel that the ending was anti climatic and the payoff was not that great.

But a binge watcher like me was exhausted after going through all kinds of emotions over 2 days. So, I am glad it ended and glad that I watched it now. Queen was delulu. Queen's brother was delulu. Aunt and grandfather were also delulu. Delulu is embedded in Queen's genetical code.

I liked the drama for what it was. It sure was fun and moving and you felt their happiness and sadness. It took you through the journey of falling in and out of love multiple times. It is mark of a good script and acting if you despise a character at start but like that character by the end of it.

Would I cut down the villain's role and written the last portion of the drama differently? Yes.
Did I still like the drama regardless of that choice? Yes.

Rating this 9.5/10
On Queen of Tears Sep 1, 2024 Liked Sep 7, 2024
Them having one kiss scene in the present whilst supposedly being married is just laughable.
On Abyss Aug 14, 2024 Liked Sep 5, 2024
Title Abyss
in episode 2 i am confused how she was able to easily take the place of the woman she looks like, it is not explained where the other woman is to allow her to temporarily take her place and message her ex about the car number plate
Replying to mistress aerozeya Aug 20, 2024 Liked Sep 5, 2024
Title Abyss Spoiler
I've never enjoyed a single story I've seen the female lead in and this is not an exception. I really like her…
The story is repetitive, and we're doing this ridiculous back and forth where the bad guys are smarter and always one step ahead. I don't like that we've been dealing with this "mystery" of this evil prosecutor and his cockroach of a father who refuses to stay dead. I hate shows where we're only dealing with the same issues caused by the incompetence and ignorance of the our characters. The chemistry between FL and ML is nice but I'm not sure if it's worth the headache. Plus that hee jin character is the worst
Replying to Lucky_Lindy Sep 29, 2023 Liked Sep 1, 2024
they made their BABY before getting married too....very nice!
So what? According to your previous comment above, you came here only to tell us when she made her baby and when she will make another one?? Are you her gynecologist? 🙄
Replying to 10706701 Oct 1, 2023 Liked Sep 1, 2024
I was wondering where i would find the first "feministic" comment and its already the first one...amazing.
My intention wasn't necessarily to make a feminist statement. I just believe that people should decide what works best for them, whether that involves pursuing a career, staying at home, or making any other choice. Women should not have unrealistic standards imposed upon them, and I find most of the comments insensitive. The idea of a 'perfect' age, 'perfect' husband, 'perfect' genes, and the notion of 'normal' children (oh my God!) is unrealistic. It's a matter of choice, and it's perfectly okay to choose something different.
Replying to TheShambles Oct 3, 2023 Liked Sep 1, 2024
Experts would disagree :Dhttps://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/women-happy-children-spouse-partner-relationship-unmarried-a8931816.html
You seem a lil’ but triggered.

However, You can find out more for yourself, you know. The internet is your friend.
lo_ve Oct 1, 2023 Liked Sep 1, 2024
If any young mother reads the comments, it's totally fine if you can't afford to leave your job. It's responsible to have an income and not be dependent on someone else. This way, you will not be forced to accept dangerous behaviors towards you and your children. She is already a millionaire; most of us are not. Your babies in your 40s are perfectly fine; you don't need to have special genes. Your babies in your 20s are perfectly fine; there isn't any perfect age. There isn't any perfect man either. If you choose to be a mom that stays at home, it's perfectly fine as well. If you choose not to be a mother at all, it's perfect as well because it's your choice. If you can't become a mother even if you want to, your life is perfect as well. Motherhood is just an aspect of life, not your whole life. Son Ye Jin is a beautiful and great actress with so many successes, so this has nothing to do with her; your comments are weird.