roddib

It's still early days to say whether it's good and what direction it will take. I had the same feeling about Reborn Rich in the beginning. It doesn't immediately win you over. The unpredictability is probably reflected in the current rating. A story of 3 people living thorough a tumultuous period in history.

Cancel culture targets individuals and not societal phenomena. Basically, that's what I mean by a lynch mob mentality. And is it humanism, to not give a second chance to criminals, at all? This is my question, basically. Also, just observing that the actor is so good they don't seem to want to replace him. Having watched Vagabond, Misty, and many other dramas, I can understand directors' and producers' choice of letting him return. Netizens wanting to directly influence things at this level - cancelling persons - often also vehemently cancelling persons who don't agree with cancelling persons, I don't think it's a good thing overall. But it is the situation we currently live in.

Min Jae returns as Nurse Park. Writers here are not necessarily doing anything more than printing out what the agencies send them.

Other criminals receive sentences and return to life - sometimes even to be congressmen. Why do actors have to be cancelled for the rest of their lives? It doesn't seem fair, imo. I'm not saying his crimes aren't very serious, just that paying for the crimes via the sentences set for them by law should be enough. There's the other factor, that avoiding this actor means not being able to watch many of the very best k-dramas. I just think that in a fair society, actors should not receive a treatment different from other citizens. Cancel culture is basically a lynch mob mentality, if you think further. SK can easily make victims based on mere rumours, also. Not saying that is the case here, just my thoughts.

damn writer doesn't know nothing. He's returning as Nurse Park. See Min Jae's profile.

is there.

The writer doesn't seem to be a fan of the series. Yes, he accepted the role.

Don't forget that Kim Min Jae returns as Nurse Park!

I use all my mandatory sitting in cars or buses time watching KBS drama specials - not checking beforehand whether they're considered worthwhile. This one deals with the cruelty of the treatment of people taken as hostages by the Ming dynasty and returning to their homeland. A promising topic, but the execution and writing of the drama is frankly all over the place. Not recommended.

I was a disappointed, that in such a short drama so much screentime went to the antagonists and the usual celebrities' problems. I'd have liked it more if it had stayed within the hospital, the kids, FL and ML developing relationship. But the drama was kind of sweet, nevertheless. Especially the toys in the last episode!

Kim Yeo Wool

I guess the rating rises when more people rate. The number of people rating influences the rating. It'll prob land somewhere around 8.1

Hwarang. One of the Hwarangs is gay (portrayed as a normal thing) and has a crush on the character played by V.

If you hold a grudge, the grudge holds you. What an adult should be saying to kids.

watch this, if you're really interested in the topic: https://youtu.be/2ogSNwptrbk

I'm rewatching, it's just as great as in first watching. What can I say, this drama was really born under the lucky stars. Fantastic cast, great action scenes, camaraderie. I find myself smiling most of the time.

Yes alcohol is such a drug.

Portugal, Netherlands

I can't agree since problems haven't gotten out of hand in countries which have legalized it all.

Maybe the father moved her into a different hospital to find out the murderer