The CGI is bad but the story and the characters are entertaining. The romance is kind of mature, so it advances too quickly for a Korean drama. If you are not into that, you might not like it.
The end of the first episode was kind of creepy though. A guy inviting a woman he just met at work for drinks in an isolated bar run by his "unexpected male friend" after he got fired, then leaving her alone with the friend who got her drunk to the point where she passed out is too scary. If that happens to you in real life, run. This only ends well in dramas.
yeah man idk if my dad did something like this i will also not have it, no freaking way
He wasn't a great dad to any of his children. It's like he was intentionally pitting them against each other. All of them, including his youngest daughter, were trying so hard to prove something to him as adults. That's not good parenting.
Contrary to how many people feel, i dont see anything wrong with the chairman marrying the butler lady just one…
Just so you realize it. It's actually about 2 months after her death. That's when the baby was conceived, and they probably started dating earlier. The baby was born one year after the first wife's death. It wasn't like he started dating one year or a few months after. Maybe his relationship with his first wife was loveless which explains how fast he moved on, but I get why the kid is angry. It can look quite disrespectful to her mother, and it's hard to understand for a child who believed their parents had a good relationship. Not that it's an excuse to turn evil.
Also, the only "decent" child is the one who grew up away from him. That says a lot.
I feel bad for Kang Jae Seong. He was just a coward who was trying to make his father proud, and he is now alone and left betrayed by everyone, including his wife and twin sister. I don't wish a bad ending for him, I wish it for his twin sister because she is the source of all evil, and his wife because she is trying to take what's not hers by eliminating her own family.
wow ep 10 rocksThis drama is better than Reborn Rookie but majority of ppl prefer to see some young male heartthrob…
To be fair, all of the male leads are at least somewhat attractive to someone who is over 30. Ma Gong Bok might be the least attractive to that age group (mostly because of how uncool his character is), but I agree that it's ridiculous to rate something only based on how attractive the cast are.
I love that all of them became entangled in some kind of relationship they care about. Even Bulgae cares about his nephew. Everyone of them has someone they want to protect. I hope that Bulgae would prove to us in the next episode that he still cares about his nephew more than any personal gain, even after he got his memory back.
That's maybe an unpopular opinion, but I'm kind of glad it fell on her to "fix things". She left the prince for the dead and prioritized her life over his in the past life. So she is kind of now punished with a karma of her own doing because of her past sin. She must now reverse the karma by saving the life she participated in causing its death.
Why didn't the guy cover his face? Never heard of a dashcam? It's a luxurious car, of course it had a dashcam with a parking-mode. Also, it's as if he was 100% sure the job would be done without witnesses when he left him alive and breathing.
Don't mind the ratings here. Yesterday's episode had the highest rating (10.7 which also peaked at 11). MDL ratings…
I don't usually agree with ratings here in general because I think they are mostly unrealistically too high, but I don't think Netflix popularity or TV ratings are good indicators either. Basically every new drama that comes out on Netflix makes it to the top. People pay a monthly fee and think they are watching for free or "getting their money's worth", so they just watch anything even if they didn't like it. TV ratings increase if the competing dramas aren't that good, and/or the timeslot is convenient for people to watch. They are also based on some households. It tells you who of that group has it on their TV, not if they actually watched it, and not whether they liked it or not. Also, the rating here is actually pretty high. It's 8.4, how higher do you want it to be?!
that's why it's a spectrum. why do you feel the need to bring this counter opinion? Autism just like OCD is on…
I based my comment on the OP saying she is level 1 since I haven't watched the drama yet, but when we say level 1 here, we mean as a diagnosis classification, not that she is level 1 across the board on all aspects and autistic traits. Just that she is classified as needing low support, which typically means that she would be good at masking, since she would appear to most people closer to "typical" because of her low support needs and high masking abilities despite her internal struggle. Also, I wouldn't say that being a savant makes a difference. Most autistics (if not all) are savant in one area or another. That area being useful to non-autistics is what makes a difference in how they are perceived by a neurotypical. In other words, she is savant at law which makes her useful to society, but if she was savant at (let's say) Titanic, she wouldn't be useful to most people, but she would be useful to someone looking for info on that niche subject, so the difference is in the eyes of the beholder. To every other autistic on the same level, she would appear as a regular autistic whose special interest is law. That doesn't mean that there are no differences between autistics on the same level, it just means that there wouldn't be a huge difference where this person becomes so unrelatable.
The tags assume there is a romantic relationship between the court lady and the King. I was kind of afraid something might happen between the two since I read the tags, because she seemed to me like a mother to him, and she was. There is no female lead, the story is about the King and "his warden", so two male leads. No romance at all.
The end of the first episode was kind of creepy though. A guy inviting a woman he just met at work for drinks in an isolated bar run by his "unexpected male friend" after he got fired, then leaving her alone with the friend who got her drunk to the point where she passed out is too scary. If that happens to you in real life, run. This only ends well in dramas.
Also, the only "decent" child is the one who grew up away from him. That says a lot.
Also, Seoul Busters.