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This is not directed to the trainees, as I haven't even watched a single episode of this, but until when are we getting these survival shows? Isn't it enough already? Look at how much X1 suffered

imo his character in Prison Playbook wasn't all that. The other two, I haven't watched

Nope. His market is pretty exclusive

I used to criticize Jung Hae In for only having that ":)" face in everything, but he has proved that he is an amazing actor. Hope he can choose good roles like this next time too. Koo Kyo Hwan, what an amazing new face. Kim Sung Kyun as always showing his best.

ep 1-4: OMG should I really watch this, what is the point of this story
5-13: wowww let's go students!!!! I can't stop watching this
14-16: .........................ok?

I think the twin thing was a lazy way of figuring things out. Kinda makjangy. Of course it's a drama, but it's funny how everyone related to the villain was the same age, studied at the same University and the same major, and they were all friends, and everything was just a coincidence. Their professors were also all coincidentally related to the villain. Plot convenient. Ko was a powerful smart villain and they made him ruin himself in the last episode in a rushed way. I think the killer and the one behind the murder were too obvious since the beginning.
Applause for Kim Bum though, he made his feelings towards Sol very clear with his eyes only.

they tried to pull a 'How to get away with murder' and failed

can't he just quit already?

Six Flying Dragons is more about the creation of Joseon and Korea's identity. It's 50 episodes full of complicated things, mostly politics, not much of romance as Scarlet Heart. If Scarlet Heart is romance with a bit of politics, then Six Flying Dragons is politics with a bit of romance (and full of tragedy). If you like historical dramas mainly focused on romance, with a bit of politics, I'd recommend 100 Days My Prince (it's light and fluffy). If you'd rather watch tragic romance, I'd suggest The King Loves. Another tragic romance where the female lead wanders between the first male lead and second lead, is Empress Ki (51 episodes though), full of palace politics too. Jang Ok Jung is also full of tragedy and suffering (to the point it hurts). There's also the classic Moon Embracing the Sun

The grandpa in Navillera (aka Park In Hwan) said that he told Song Kang to get vocalization classes

Unless his goal is just being an expressionless pretty face, then he's on the right path.

Tbh after all this, I just hope Song Kang can get some acting and vocalization classes. He didn't do it even after being called out by Navillera's grandpa.

The ones who root for their relationship surely know that this is just fiction, right? In real life, that guy will never change. You know, right? Even in dream-kdrama-land, the couple's mental health was damaged until they finally got together. In real life, it's worse. You know? Be safe and run away.

My review of the ending:
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHhahahHAHUAHAHahahahahahahahaohahahaahalahahaha

it's amazing if you like history. it's not really focused on romance, but the story is very detailed and well written

Can we talk about how random is Seol Ah's character? She exists as an ex. She is sick all the time (Is that relevant to the story? Are they trying to say that Jae Eon is a good guy who pities her because she is sick?). She teases Na Bi once. Na Bi says mean things. Seol Ah leaves to the USA. End.

I'll never be able to get over this

Nope. The story was shorter, so it was plainer, but Do Hyuk was actually cute in an innocent way, Na Bi's choices were explained (she made mistakes, but there were clear reasons, she wasn't this inconstant), and Jae Eon was clearly a jerk (the author wasn't as indecisive about his personality as the drama's writer). Bit Na was just an annoying friend. Kyu Hyun existed for 2 chapters. Sol and Ji Wan didn't exist. Seol Ah was an extra, but she wasn't as random as she is in the drama. Jae Eon probably never liked Na Bi. He tried to ruin her reputation with revenge sex when he learned about what she had told to Seol Ah, but he wasn't as obsessed about Na Bi.

Was the revenge sex too much for a kdrama? That would've been better, so that people can stop liking Jae Eon for f*ck's sake

Success! They turned the f*ckboy into the perfect kdrama ML: obsessed stalker prick. They also turned the good boi into the perfect kdrama second ML: obsessed stalker sugar. The writing is a mess. They change the characters randomly without properly building their relationships or personalities