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wow, i had never even heard of giant and history of the salaryman! and i started watching dramas in 2015. :D this article got me interested in a few titles, so i will add giant, a gentleman's dignity and moon embracing the sun to my ptw list. ^-^

she just needs to pick her dramas better.

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i feel like pbg has been doing the same role in his last few dramas, only the concept/settings have changed.

i would also add jang nara and choi jinhyuk. i love their chemistry and i think they would make a cute couple, but in none of the two dramas where they acted together and i waited for their romance, it actually happened. i just want a happy ending romance drama with them as a couple, please. XD

same!!!! i love them together <3

you're the first person i've seen that says they have no chemistry. :D

yeah, seems like it

there is no way junghwan is actually dead, right? TT they can't kill one of the main characters off this quickly?! imma hold my fingers crossed that he just used the same strategy to fake his death as "jung bokgi" did. :|

i enjoy dramas about con artists. i couldn't get into 38 task force, and i am loving this one. this one has more humanity and emotional depth, and the real story is beginning just now. i dont think it is right to give up on it this early, but i mean if u prefer dry dramas that focus on one thing only... :D

i don't understand the complaints. i think this drama is awesome so far, and the real fun starts now that they find out the ML's real identity. :')

welp, sucks to be you because the man is fine as hell.

minus the ending of ep 2...... how does one NOT ship jooeun and junghwan??!?!?!??!?!?!?!?

me too! tbh, i prefer dramas with complicated relationships and imperfect characters. so much better than the dramas that try to create a perfect non realistic fairytale. that being said, it will be fun rating this drama & expressing my thoughts after it ends considering how many people hate the story. XD

chan is such a natural, i want to see him in more dramas <3

it's much nicer to watch a music-themed drama when the lead actors actually know what to do with the instruments. :')

i think they will be together eventually but start off as friends,, i watched an interview and kim minjae mentioned he is acting out a romance with park eunbin.

i don't care about age gaps unless the chemistry is nonexistant (the romance in about time was a no no), but i somehow tend to be more picky/sensitive about ahjusshi romances than noona romances. :D

i'm really not sure what to think of the plot and the whole jelly thing..

first of all, wow at the aesthetics of this article! and absolute joy to read it from the start until the end. also, i am currently watching their previous drama, the "once upon a time" one, and i low-key can't help but wish that this guy was the first male lead... now i think you've convinced me to add this to my ptw list. :'D