Living Tribunal

I also haven't started watching it yet but read in the comments of ep1 that they had age gap of 5-6 years in drama.

For context, the first episode of QOT had nationwide and Seoul ratings of 5.853% and 6.495% respectively, which had a huge production, almost all the famous actors, a hit and blockbuster writer like Park Ji Eun, and directors. So, these drama ratings are very good, even when the lead actors and director are not well-known among the masses and the topic is very niche.

No, the characters are only 5-6 years apart in age.

I will probably start watching it when it has finished airing and has better subtitles than the MTL ones on Mango TV. Anyway, thanks for the reply.

Wow, that's so stupid. Thanks for the reply, but are you enjoying the drama and would you recommend it to me? Also, are there other annoying characters like that? How is the chemistry between the leads?

Why what happened?

I really liked He Tianxing better than Situ Aoran because I wasn't able to properly connect with Aoran's character and his antics, such as being dominating, arrogant, and treating Xiao'En like a doormat, while Tianxing was better than him in comparison.

Oh, I didn't know that. Thank you for replying!!

What does smack kiss mean?

You're wlcm😁

That's not something everyone knows at first. Even when I first started watching cdramas, as I was only watching already aired dramas, I also didn't know what the express package meant. I only learned about it when I was scrolling through the comments on this site.

It means all the remaining episodes will release tomorrow.

Look who's talking about misogyny. I've seen your comments on the upcoming Shin Hae Sun drama, 'To My Harry,' demeaning Lee Jin Wook even though he's been proven innocent by the court. Not everyone commenting here is a misogynist; I think you're the one with strong opinions of misandry based on unproven facts.

That's good then. Thanks for the reply!! 🙂

Is it really a good, happy ending, or just a last 5 minutes type of happy ending?

Is it really a good, happy ending, or just a last 5 minutes type of happy ending?

Watch recently airing drama Regeneration too. Because it also feels different from the normal cdramas.

Really that's good then.

Some new ones were actually better and didn't have those tropes, or they were somewhat a believable part of the plot and weren't forced like it is in this one and 'Men in Love'.

Oh, and ML is still hung up on her. I don't know what has happened to dramas where both leads were shown making equal efforts for the relationship without one of them being a simp. Majority of new K-drama from 2022 were like that, so I stopped watching new ones and shifted to old K-dramas and some brilliant new C-dramas, but now even C-dramas are doing that thing too.