Living Tribunal

Can you answer some of my questions.
1. Is there any love triangle? If so is it annoying?
2. Are there good kisses scenes?
3. Is there happy ending in the drama?

Can you answer some of my questions.
1. Is there any love triangle? If so is it annoying?
2. Are there good kisses scenes?
3. Is there happy ending in the drama?

OMG Kim Jae Young is one year older than Park Shin Hye. I don't know why I thought his age was under 30s; it comes as a shocker to me.

You Are My Glory, Love Scenery, Gaus Electronics, If You Wish Upon Me, Into The Ring, It's Okay That's Love, May I Help You, My Lovely Liar, Love at Night, Hospital Playlist, Guess Who I Am, Egg and Stone, Go Back Couple, Hidden Love, When I Fly Towards You, Reply Series, 18 Again, Find Me in Your Memory, and Soundtrack #1.

Give these dramas a try; perhaps you'll find something you like among them.

Actually the problem is he has done some kissing scenes in his previous dramas like The Blue Whisper, so maybe people are expecting kissing scenes from him.

Can you answer some of my questions?
1. Are there any love triangles, and if so, is it annoying?
2. Are there any misunderstandings between the leads?
3. How was the chemistry?
4. Is the story dragging?
5. Did we get enough skinship to compensate for kisses?
6. Was the relationship healthy or toxic?

Tell me your favorite genre then I can maybe suggest you some dramas.

Wonderful World.

After episode 14, the drama became totally flat. It lost the comedic charm it had in the beginning, and the chemistry between the two leads fell flat for me. I also disliked the way the female lead was behaving, constantly reminding the male lead about Fork Man this and that, and making decisions without informing him, which makes me think she doesn't deserve him. Despite the male lead's unwavering support throughout the drama, seeing her have more romantic moments and understanding with others is baffling. Also the way the current dramas have male leads apologizing when its not even their fault is just plain stupid.

Yep, that's true.

I think she is just a hypocrite. Sleeping and talking with others are 2 different things. You can't classify having sex with others and talking with someone both as cheating.

I still can't forget how people were simping over the villains of 'Worst of Evil' and 'Strong Girl Nam Soon.' There were thousands of reels and shorts regarding them and FLs. They said the villains deserved the FLs because they had a sad backstory and were more good-looking and loving to FLs than MLs in their perspective. I know their circumstances made them who they are, but it doesn't justify them taking the road of crime. They keep forgetting that you don't love somebody just because they have a bad past and were even demanding justice for them because apparently FLs in the mentioned dramas betrayed them.

Uncontrollably fond, City Hunter, Hotel Del Luna, Moon Lovers, Cruel City, Black

How come we are getting dead fish kisses from the two leads in this drama despite knowing that they are fantastic kissers in their other dramas.

I don't know why, but I feel like Grandma and FL's mom are portrayed as quite unreal characters. I mean, I can understand both of their intentions, but Grandma not giving even a share of the hotel or money to her real grandson seems baffling to me. Also, what was that with FL's mom saying to YZM that he should sleep in the attic when he is the owner and should sleep in the main bedroom? It seems awkward to me. I'm also Asian, but I have never seen a mother being so obsessed with money that she forgets her self-esteem and neglects her child's decision. She is just showing off her wealth to everybody when it isn't even earned through her or her family's hard work. I hope we get a proper redemption arc for her because only 15 episodes are left now, and if we don't get it, then I'm going to rate it very low.

The most delusional SML ever, and the way he shows misogyny at every point, is baffling to see. And what can I say about how the main leads forgive someone even after getting betrayed multiple times? It's just plain stupid.

Who is Fork Man, can you spoil me?

Yes, actually I wanted some underrated ones that probably didn't come under anyone's radar. Anyway, thanks for the reply!

Can you give some suggestions.

So, basically the first and last episodes are directly connected. In the second-to-last episode, Jin Do Jun (the reincarnated character and grandson of SoonYang Group's chairman) dies in a truck accident and once again regains consciousness as Yoon Hyun Woo in the final episode. He then learns that he was indirectly responsible for Jin Do Jun's death and tries to seek revenge on the perpetrators, namely Do Jun's uncle and cousin, by teaming up with the female lead. Viewers were disappointed with the ending because after establishing a connection with Jin Do Jun's bond with his grandfather and his new family, there was a lack of sadness on his part when he parted with them. Additionally, episodes 2 to 15 essentially became redundant because the main character, whom viewers rooted for and connected with, died despite being from the future. Furthermore, the ending was completely different from the novel and manhwa, where Do Jun doesn't die from an accident, lives a happy life in his new identity, marries Min Yeong, and becomes the chairman of SoonYang.