Dramafan

IMO It was irresponsible for the drama team to get the attire incorrect esp as it used supposedly traditional Korean events (the ancestor worship, the wedding) --the actors had no part in that so their apoologies were unnecessary. That said what I found egregious was the ep 1 scene where ML points and clicks the rifle at his aide esp. since he was said to have just been hunting--in reality there could have been unshot bullet or leftover gunpowder that pointing it at anyone is irresponsible. And to me the actor could have spoken up for that scene to say "let's not".

Where are you watching this on? I checked my US Disney+/Hulu account and it doesnʻt show up!

So very sad over his passing.

According to a internet story I saw, Kim Yong Dae appears to have changed his looks with softer cheek and fuller nose. I kinda agree. Don't think he needed it!

FYI I have found that in most instances lately, Kdramas are on Hulu and not Disney+ in the US.

Can someone tell me where in Mysterious Lotus Casebook Marcus appears?

FYI I've noticed that some of the kdramas made it to Hulu after saying they would air on D+...that said Hulu's # of Kdramas is my guess, less than 100 so not sure it's a worthy subscription...I got it super cheap for a year at 99 cents/month but have tolerate ads so am catching up with dramas I couldn't see otherwise.

Look up the main actors names Gao Zhi Ching or Wilson--you will see the two of them in the title image--the title is in Chinese but there are English subtitles. Hope you like it.

Regular Disney+ has a small handful of KDramas but the higher priced bundle might give one access to more with Hulu which has a few, and Hotstar (which is India focused content) and it's not evident what would be viewable in the US. I saw recently that a free trial is offered on the Disney+ bundle .

I agree with just about all of your comments. Give Forbidden Marriage a try. The first few minutes of the opening doesn't seem promising but stick with it. It's not perfect and as with all dramas has a tragic underlying story but at 12 eps, it's still sweet and funny--a humerous version of The Red Sleeve (which is great but sad).