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It's the little girl from King the Land! Total scene-stealer

Yes to Wi Hajoon as a crime boss!

Wasn't there an amnesia moment already in Season 1? This feels like it was done before

Why is this comment still here? Does this site just not have moderators anymore?

I didn't say there was and there are plenty of those types of dramas around. I personally enjoy shows that have the balls to challenge or push the envelope in some way.

Scenes when we get to episode 10 and have to wait a month or more for the next one

I smell another word-of-mouth hit sageuk!

It's all a bit lurid and camp but I absolutely enjoyed the bulldozing of k-drama moralism and prudishness.

There's plenty going on in this drama but half the comments here are about a "romance" that takes up 2% of screentime at most. Peak MDL.

This drama had a USP at the beginning of being a lighthearted, somewhat campy fish-out-of-water comedy which suited the sitcom look and budget. That was abandoned halfway through for run-of-the-mill melo tropes and the show never recovered. On the bright side, Taec showed considerable improvement in his range, although I don’t think he’ll ever be an exceptional dramatic actor. Won Jian is one to watch. I’d like to see her in a meatier role.

Sadly not :(

So many of these posters look similar

In my rating system, 7 is "good", 6 is "fair" and 5 is "average" etc. But the way users on this site rate things, 70% of dramas ever made are great or better which is just not plausible.

I feel like the first half was kinda slow and the romance could've done with more buildup. Then in the second half they veered towards the old psycho second FL shtick. Manhwi is also not a very charismatic or interesting villain. I hope they don't go too far down the noble idiocy path.

I was willing this drama to be good and holding out hope until the bitter end but it never really materialised. The writing was too simplistic, characterisation was shallow and lot of the dramatic potential of the plot/scenario was not realised. I resorted to watching this in the background and I was relieved when it was over. I actually think Wok of Love is better as Junho's representative romcom. I seem to remember he was less constrained and deliberate in that role. Yoona fit her character well, though. Upsides were the female friendship group, the music and the cinematography in places.

Can't remember what I've seen her in. Anyway, here's hoping they're a good match. I never really felt the King the Land cast gelled.

Standard practice for idol actors. Junho debuted in 2008 with 2PM. The group has been a household name for a decade and a half in Korea and they're still active, even if it's not often. Plus, Junho went viral a couple of years back before The Red Sleeve for his My House fancams so there's definitely a strong awareness that he's a singer.

So far this drama is everything I was hoping for. The leads are magnetic and the vibes are immaculate 👌🏻

Sorry, my bad!

Mixed feelings so far. Yoo Insoo's character is irritating and I'm not loving the direction of the narrative where Ma Juseok becomes a villain and the whole season is spent trying to beat him without killing him whilst trying to bring him back from the dark side. I don't know, I guess I just wanted more backstory about each of our existing characters. But it's still fun so that's enough to keep me watching.