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I did not realise Kim Mi Kyung was in this. Is she Korea's national mother?

I got the 'how many dramas have you produced/directed/acted in/cast' line from someone. Apparently you need professional qualifications to dislike something, but liking something never seems to be held to that same standard.

Don't remember which one exactly, but it was Chinese historical fantasy. When I cry, I really cry. I do everything at 100% 🤣

I was wondering whether to pick this one up, but you've sold me so I'll check it out.

I was once watching a drama while I was waiting in line to vote, and my favourite character died, and I started loud ugly crying 🤣

Yes, very weird choice for a fiat date. Also, I hate Ashley.

And the airing schedule has done the 'get to the point already' feeling no favours.

And he's immediately on board with everything. The dude's never met an idea he didn't like 🤣

True, but he cares an awful lot about punishing two people who are also not the same as the two people who 'killed' his beloved.

Even Cho Young said to him when she was alive, that death isn't what matters, it's the memories that you make. What if she'd died of old age? Was he going to spend hundreds of years chasing the Grim Reaper around the countryside?

I was SHOCKED by how good it was, because I thought it was going to be absolute trash and I only started watching it for shits and giggles.

I read a summary of the webtoon, and I don't understand why they didn't just stick with that - it sounds so much better than the direction they've taken.

And all for a woman he knew for about 5 seconds 🙄

It's one of my favourite dramas I've watched from any country, ever, and I'm 45. Only thing I didn't like was the director/actress relationship, but everything else just felt so well thought out and meaningful.

I related to his character so much. I in my 40s, living a life of quiet desperation, not feeling like I could talk to anyone because I was everyone else's support person. Even though the plots are different, the emotions were so much the same that I felt like they were telling MY story, and that he was me. It was a deeply personal experience, and I think that's why I cried so much. I felt SEEN, for probably the first time in my life. It's maybe kind of weird that it was a drama that did it, but Mr Lee has held a place in my heart since then for his wonderful, sensitive performance.

Mr Lee, your presence in this drama is one of the things that made it so special to so many people. You will be missed, and remembered. Rest in Peace.

I know. All the netizens who apparently require every celebrity to be as pure as the driven snow, meanwhile giving themselves a pass on their own vile behaviour. Makes my blood boil. My Mister is possibly my most beloved drama, and I sobbed the first time I watched it, it hit home so hard. I don't know how long it will be before I can watch it again, knowing that a life was destroyed because people couldn't keep their noses out of someone else's business.

I'm on holidays at the moment and was planning on rewatching it..I can't do it now. I cried enough watching it before, it's just too much now. He will be so missed.

It's a very special drama to me too. It has a sort of quiet, painful beauty to it. I want to rewatch it, but I think it would break me.

Well said.