Kyubin

As I wrote in my first comment, I'll watch till the end and I hope it will get better, so it's not that I dislike the drama. Just because a comment is kind of negative, the person can still like it but point flaws or points he dislike in it.
It's good if it appears better after more episodes, but like I wrote, after the first two episodes, for me it's lacking.

Look, don't make assumptions about how I watch it or tell me how I should watch it, it's up to me. ^^ That's good if you really like it, but I have my own opinion.
As for the encounters and coincidences, I think they didn't do a great job about how the characters are related to each others and already have met all in just this short period of timeline in the drama

Just started and watched the first 2 episodes and I will keep watching till the end but it's definitely not a very good thriller or suspense drama. There is way too many unlogical encounters and coincidences and in the same time it's too messy, but not in a good way. I hope it will get better.

Haha, that's good, I like dramas that drive us to make many guesses even before it begin. Let's hope we will not be disappointed by the story.

He is excellent in "Revolutionary Sisters", I really like his character.

Well, I still have doubts haha. But it's good, I want to watch it even more as this all thing intrigue me. I don't think we can be sure that Ryu Ho Sun will totally fall in love with Choi Ki Wan, and the same goes for him or Kim Tae Hyung. Inclination, or feelings, are quite different and can vary a lot, from affection to love.
So yes, it will be interesting for sure. At least I hope so. ;)

Yep I watched it all, and sure they are presenting it like a BL, but I'm wondering how it will really end, based on the plot. I have doubts about it being a real BL drama. For me, if two of the main characters don't have an actual romance, being men, it's not a real BL but more a comedy playing on the the fact that a man pretend to be a woman (it will be fine too but it's different). We will see soon enough, but I feel like they are quite cautious with the way they present the romance.

We will have to watch to know. ^^ But based on the plot and the trailers, I don't think it will be the case.

Well, according to the plot, the characters are not homosexuals, so the tags and the BL etiquette are not really accurate if the story ends with no real relationships between male characters. With Jang Eui Soo and Kang In Soo it will be a nice drama anyway, but I'm not sure it's fair to call it a BL drama if the story is just playing with the character of man pretending to be a woman but without a real and sincere romance.

Seriously, they need to stop making this kind of dramas. I thought, with this title and the nice beginning, that it will finally be a mature and realistic romance drama, but here they are, ruining everything with the same stupid relationships, getting messed up in a "love" triangle totally irrational.

Looks promising, but probably not the epic sageuk (like "My Country") I'm waiting for.

Just a big slap in the faces of all the people who have been spreading nonsense and crazy assumptions during the last few days. I hope they can learn something from that, and even more when watching the drama. Well done JTBC !

Hahaha, so typical of people like you. I don't pretend knowing everything me, unlike you. But at least when I use a word I know all is possible meaning. As for your "light", it's your personal opinion and I'm happy to not share it. You can disagree, but stop being rude to people and try to force your opinions on others.

His character of Na Pyun Seung in "Revolutionary Sisters" is a total jerk ^^, but he is really good at playing him.

You obviously don't understand the general concept of censorship. But as you are rude to people you don't even know and you seem to be almighty, I will not try to explain it further. Juste one thing : "creators change things to please all the time because they have to." Yep, this is self-censorship. But once again, it seems you don't want to understand the concept of censorship. Suits yourself.

The fact that JTCB is a private company has nothing to do with that. Censorship applies to any artistic creation that it is cut partially or totally because it's considered unsuitable by someone else. A publishing house, or some people, asking an author to remove parts of his book is censorship, for example. So the fact that JTBC is a private company doesn't change the fact that these people are trying to exercise censorship over this project. So yes, I know what I'm talking about because when I use words I know their meanings.

Even if it's yes or no they don't have to do that. People can judge when they see the final product. Asking cancelation before is wrong. It's censorship. That's it. And people can assume to promote and support censorship if they want. But it will not change the fact that JTBC has all rights to keep silent, and in that light their statement is enough and very clear.

"Check yourself in calling this nonsense." Well, the same goes for you. Have you already seen the drama, read the script ? No, so this is just pure assumptions based on the interpretations of few elements. Maybe you're right, like these petitioners. But you don't know that yet. You need to see the drama before judging. It's exactly like kids saying they dislike something before even trying it. But in that case, it's just more dramatic.

"Maybe releasing a full synopsis, outlines, or script pages might help with the public's understanding of what the drama is or is not about." The production of "Snowdrop" have the rights to keep their drama secret until it is release, like any other series or film in the world. What is wrong is asking for censorship only with few elements and assumptions. I think the people who asked for "Joseon Exorcist" to be canceled because of the Chinese problem are big hypocrites, but at least it was after few episodes being aired. In that case, they are just assuming something is wrong based on few elements and their interpretations of these elements. That's crazy. Cinematographic productions have the right to keep their projects secret until the release, and people have the right to dislike, criticize and even ask for ban if they want, but after seing the final work, not before.

... are you insane to hope for something like that ? You can disagree with what this person write but it's really wrong to write such comment. Shame on you.