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I haven't watched this yet so can't really compare, but I found Arsenal Military Academy to have a good amount of brotherhood (the whole camaraderie type of thing between guys in a military academy), and it builds up nicely. It had both lighthearted yet serious moments which I really enjoyed.

Relatively new to Bae In Hyuk's dramas and heard he tends to be a SL... Is this one? Asking just to prepare ahead of time (feel free to mark as a spoiler for others).

I thought theology made sense for Haeyi cause her mom did say she started getting into religion (Buddhism? don't remember) when she had a crush on someone in middle school who was of that faith... I thought it was a tie-in to that

literally the first teaser trailer would not have led me to expect this rollercoaster of a drama throughout these eps. not complaining though cause wow ep 8 was something else

Oooo for A Walk to Remember, Jung So Min would be perfect for the FL but I feel like Woo Do Hwan would be more fit for Landon. Lee Do Hyun is amazing but I can't imagine him as the sort of rebel Landon was, but I can totally see Woo Do Hwan in that role.

Also DEFINITELY agree on Skip Beat! I watched it as an anime and It was one of my first dramas and what got me into Super Junior (lowkey noticed that the lip sync for the Taiwanese dubbing was off so that intrigued me to look into the actors). Would love to see that as a KDrama, there's soooo much potential.

I'm personally enjoying it! Give the first episode a chance and decide if you want to continue from there.

peeping back into the comments section cause I'm not over Snowdrop 😭 but I've been watching City of Streamer, it's a C-Drama and the trailer is what got me hooked!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgFxdjd69KI

I don't know but I strayed away from American shows for that reason... they're too unrealistic in my opinion. Sure, I agree that male leads shouldn't get killed left and right for no good reason, but I also don't think that they should be a Superman X John Wick hybrid, knock out all the bad guys by himself, and also get the girl... like no that's much more unrealistic for me.

Honestly, I've tried watching Chicago Typewriter twice and for some reason, I couldn't get past episode 3 each time. I really loved Snowdrop though... would you recommend I give Chicago Typewriter a third chance?

I saw him first in While You Were Sleeping with Suzy and Lee Jong Suk (beware of second lead syndrome)

YESSS omg I started watching it right after Snowdrop as well. The trailer is what got me hooked cause it's sooo good

Anyone know if there's gonna be a physical album release for the ost? I know it's out on spotify and such but would love to have an actual album

I'm watching a C-Drama called City of Streamer! It's also a period piece like Snowdrop, set in the 20th century, FL essentially "infiltrates" a wealthy family's household as a tutor but has an ulterior motive for revenge of some sort... and then we have the the eldest son of the family (the ML) and you can probably guess what'll happen between them. ;)

Both are absolutely stunning and they somehow complement each other so well idk how to explain it

I just started this after finishing OBS and Snowdrop.... it's the best yet worst choice I've made cause it's so addicting but after Snowdrop, I'm in too deep on this period/thriller/drama pieces, no recovery for me now.

Depends I guess, agreeing with another comment, all the little details get caught the second time around. I had rewatched the first 9 eps with a friend cause they started it late and I enjoyed it quite a lot (and I'll also be rewatching it with someone else later)

I honestly don't think it's overhyped. I got a couple of friends to watch it (who have only seen 1-2 kdramas before, so they aren't really familiar with actors/actresses) and they enjoyed it a lot, more than the other ones that they've seen. I think it's just personal preference.

Anyone know when the entire soundtrack is going to be released? (referring to the instrumental music throughout the show and the "tam tam tararam tam").

It was mentioned in an earlier ep as well (somewhere in the first 5 eps I don't remember... before the hostage situation). Gang Mu suddenly left (more like disappeared into thin air) and left for Germany without telling anyone. That's why Han Na joined the ANSP to find him. After telling Gang Mu that in that earlier ep, he told her that her reasons were unpatriotic and such.