Living Tribunal

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How is this trolling? I think he asked a valid question. I was also being bugged by this question.

But the novel had prominent romance as a storyline.

I don't think so.

Karina and he reportedly just broke up. I think the main fault for that is due to their toxic fans who couldn't let them date properly.

I think it's the exact opposite. Women's suffering becomes more noticeable in society, while men's is generally forgotten because many of them can't even complain about it as society will perceive them as less manly. And we still don't know what sort of treatment was given to Hae In by her in-laws, as previews can often be deceptive. But I don't think they can mistreat her because his family, except for his mother, exhibits gold digger behavior and will not do anything to Hae In as long as they think they can maintain their status and Hae In has money.

The SFLs in dramas like You are My Spring, Wedding Impossible, It's Okay to Not Be Okay, Hi Bye Mama, Emergency Couple, Go Back Couple, Oh My Ghost, Twinkling Watermelon are quite good. You should check these dramas out.

You can also read this novel on this site using Google translate. The translation is pretty decent.

https://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=427080&chapterid=1

Ok going to read now. And if they do show something 18+, then I will be very happy.

You can use chat gpt to correct the grammatical issues. I have been reading many chinese novels like that.

So what's the cave scene all about?

You know, I have watched many after-marriage struggle dramas like Familiar Wife, 18 Again, Go Back Couple, and this one. I was always mainly on the side of the male leads because I was able to connect more with them. I even rooted for the couples to be back together, even with them having many other choices or pursuers other than their significant other. But this is the only drama where I think Min Jung shouldn't have been together with the ML. She deserved her own happiness rather than some second-hand husband who, despite still being hung up on his dead wife, married her. He was emotionally unavailable, wasn't truthful to Min Jung about his feelings, and never showed any effort to show whether he loves Min Jung or not. I don't know whether it is the problem of writing or acting, but I don't think Kang Hwa loved Min Jung at all. I believe he married her only so that his daughter could have a mother figure. Even when Min Jung was leaving, the only thing he said was sorry. Even at the end, I thought Min Jung only stayed together with him just for the sake of her daughter, and I wished they shouldn't have been together after all, as Min Jung clearly deserved someone who loved her as if she was his world.

Hey guys, as we saw in this episode, Song Joong Ki was in his Vincenzo character, even having the pen gifted to him by Hong Cha Young. So, do you think he only helped Hae In because Hong Cha Young and Hong Hae In could be distantly related cousins, and Cha Young asked Vincenzo for help? I am very much interested in this theory because it perfectly aligns with both of them having common surnames.

Don't forget Aunt Beomja😅.

Just a question and I mean no hate, but why does Hyun Woo have to woo Hae In? I think it should be her turn to do that 😕. Hae In also didn't keep her initial promises that she made, like protecting him and all. She didn't even apologize for all her behaviors like Hyun Woo has throughout the drama. I think the writer is leaning more towards showing the FL as a victim even though both of them are victims. The thing I like about Hyun Woo is that he was honest about his feelings to her and didn't lash out at her when any problems occurred between them. He knows how much he has struggled throughout their marriage due to her parents and her, but still, he didn't try to take advantage of them in their vulnerable state and still is trying to help them without expecting anything even after getting divorced. Even her struggles during the marriage were never due to Hyun Woo but rather due to her own parents and her ghosts/traumas from the past. She became so emotionally unattached and cold towards everyone that both of them suffered. So, I don't think Hyun Woo has to do any wooing as I would like to see Hae In doing the much-needed hard work to mend their broken relationship.

Bro, I think you haven't seen many dramas. Dramas like Something in the Rain, My Love From Another Star, W Two Worlds, Another Miss Oh, What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Because This is My First Life, Dr. Romantic, etc., were released before CLOY, but they had much better kissing scenes. I mean, the CLOY couple even got married in real life but just didn't have that spark in their kissing scenes, whereas these reel couples had more passion in their kissing scenes. Even Son Ye Jin and Hyun Bin had better kissing scenes in SITR and Memories of The Alhambra than CLOY respectively. Kdramas before 2019 also had good costumes; just watch the clothes of Park Min Young, Lee Se Young in their dramas. And Kdramas didn't start becoming famous after CLOY (2019); they were famous even before it. I mean, Boys Over Flowers, My Love From Another Star, Heirs were so popular and sensational that they were remade in almost every Asian country. They were the main ones to bring the Hallyu wave all across the world. And I don't think KPop has anything to do with Kdrama at all. Yes, I agree KPop audiences are generally more toxic, but everywhere I have seen, kdrama audiences are more supportive about the actors and generally engage more in theories and explanations rather than tomfoolery.

Watch it, it's a very good drama

I would like to see a scene like that. Also, I would also like a moment in drama where just as Hyunwoo sincerely apologized for his behavior to Hae In, Hae In should also sincerely apologize for her behaviors and the things she has done wrong in their relationship. Otherwise, I don't think they should ever reconcile.

Try Into The Ring and Not Others. He is very sweet and lovely in both of them.

First, their genres are very different from each other, and even then, QoT hasn't aired properly yet. They should first let QoT air and then compare the two of them. At the end of the drama, it could also happen that QoT comes out on top, beating CLOY. Still, the one thing I can definitely say is better in QoT than in CLOY is the kissing scenes. The kissing scenes were horrendous in CLOY, showing no passion, while in QoT, the kissing scenes are very much believable.