Living Tribunal

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.

He is not talking about the special episodes, he is talking about a new drama named as Knock off that is being considered by KSH.

She can cameo as So yeong.

If the same thing happens with this drama, then I will be much happier.

Doesn't your taste in dramas reflect your preferences in real life? I mean, if you had given a good or decent rating to any older man and younger woman drama, I would have still felt you're not that biased. But seeing every older man-younger woman drama getting a lower rating from you, especially when you feel that the male characters are creepy, says a lot about how you have predefined notions. For instance, you seem cool with an older female dating a younger guy but not the other way around. However, setting aside your views on dramas, where is it stated that dating a legal adult despite a considerable age difference is wrong? Every constitution allows it, so let's not spew nonsense here. Additionally, the alleged age difference in the dating gossip was only 10-12 years, so he shouldn't be labeled as creepy or a manipulator for dating someone. And at 36 years old, neither men nor women can be considered middle-aged. By your logic, should everyone only date or marry when both partners are the same age? If that were the case, the world would face a crisis as many people would end up single.

Thank you for the reply!

Did they only pretend to break up or was the breakup real?

I hope so.

Yes, I also find 40 episodes to be too long, with unnecessary elements like breakups, annoying second leads, and misunderstandings, which make the watching experience less enjoyable. However, 21 episodes are still insufficient for this type of story, where the leads have their own traumas to overcome and become their best selves.

Don't forget about Reborn Rich. 😭

Can you give me spoilers about whether they break up or not, and also how the ending is?

So, they didn't break up in episode 25 as they were supposed to.

He is the protagonist in Into The Ring.

No, she didn't.

I hope not, because there are only 4 episodes left, and they should deal with the villains by episode 14. After that, the drama should focus on treating Hae In's illness.

But atleast the Hongs got the money and some proof against the villains.

Watch him in Into The Ring. You will find him very adorable there.