Can't speak on the rest of their older dramas, but My Girl definitely has an intense melodramatic streak in the…
i don't remember much of my girl. maybe that it was too angsty and frustrating. what i really remember is loving both boys LDW LJG <3. as far as i saw, they wrote two absolute fluff dramas; you're beautiful and warm and cozy. they keep a tight relationship with the cast so most of them come back with cameos in their other projects.
i've been a fan of hong sisters since my girlfriend is a gumiho and you're beautiful. they are always unique and know how to show the best characters and pick the best cast chemistry. i always picked up the drama just cause the wrote it, though lately i am a bit disappointed. their fascination with death has always been clear, it's always there one way or the other and if it's not the plot of the story then they want it to be the ending. they push the story to its end but they find themselves lost at the ending sometimes and they try to satisfy themselves and the fans somehow. in gumiho they changed the whole ending for the fans and the cast's requests but lately we get these bittersweet endings. p.s their older dramas has more of a defined happy ending, am guessing cause some stories weren't as intense or they tried to appease the fans; however i dropped Big, couldn't deal with the wrong science and messy situations.
I really want to watch this, but I'm going to wait until it's fully subbed. I already know waiting for subs each…
i have no idea how i ended up watching currently airing dramas. and Japanese ones too. i don't even know who i am anymore. but i am having fun with this one. it's not serious so no cliffhangers so the waiting isn't bad.
i am not sure but i think you want to say that you don't like dramas ending with both of them together?! and it…
please use spoiler tag with long comments so it wont hinder others :) . this isn't A LIST, people keep saying that and i in no way said so. this is a look on how strong women were shown in kdrama in the last decade and how that look evolved. also, as i told you before how and what are strong women irl or in cultures is a totally different conversation. a third conversation would be the korean rating of dramas which was low for some of these btw. your definition of strong women is quite limited but we all have different opinions and that's okay :) the most important thing is for women not to judge other women cause the world does too much of that already. i think dramas like avenger's social club, search WWW, when the camellia bloom and because this is my first life, might fit in your definition, i am not sure since romance is about the relationship for both the ml and the fl. anyway i hope you find something you like. btw in SG (not saying it was perfect, it had many flaws just correcting your memory) the SL was just a teacher to her, and she was a fan of the singer which is very healthy and natural cause that was all there is, she didn't really try to date him or anything over the top, she joked around and they became friends. having a favorite person or a friend is good, who cares what their gender is. :)
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as far as i saw, they wrote two absolute fluff dramas; you're beautiful and warm and cozy.
they keep a tight relationship with the cast so most of them come back with cameos in their other projects.
their fascination with death has always been clear, it's always there one way or the other and if it's not the plot of the story then they want it to be the ending.
they push the story to its end but they find themselves lost at the ending sometimes and they try to satisfy themselves and the fans somehow. in gumiho they changed the whole ending for the fans and the cast's requests but lately we get these bittersweet endings.
p.s their older dramas has more of a defined happy ending, am guessing cause some stories weren't as intense or they tried to appease the fans; however i dropped Big, couldn't deal with the wrong science and messy situations.
this isn't A LIST, people keep saying that and i in no way said so. this is a look on how strong women were shown in kdrama in the last decade and how that look evolved.
also, as i told you before how and what are strong women irl or in cultures is a totally different conversation. a third conversation would be the korean rating of dramas which was low for some of these btw.
your definition of strong women is quite limited but we all have different opinions and that's okay :) the most important thing is for women not to judge other women cause the world does too much of that already. i think dramas like avenger's social club, search WWW, when the camellia bloom and because this is my first life, might fit in your definition, i am not sure since romance is about the relationship for both the ml and the fl. anyway i hope you find something you like.
btw in SG (not saying it was perfect, it had many flaws just correcting your memory) the SL was just a teacher to her, and she was a fan of the singer which is very healthy and natural cause that was all there is, she didn't really try to date him or anything over the top, she joked around and they became friends. having a favorite person or a friend is good, who cares what their gender is. :)