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Love the drama and the King in particular is such an extraordinarily sympa character. But it bothers and annoys me why Shin Won didn't share all that he knew about So Rang's real identity with the king. He found out about the deception made by the stepmom in ep 8, so logically the King should already have known. That's a plothole. Hope I'm proved wrong about the noncommunication issue in the next ep. All 3 main leads are greact actors imo, but KYD is on another level.

femisnism only advances in the absence of toxic infected gender warfare. Classifying people in fixed age and gender groups doesn't really work well in real life.

show me where people whine about actresses being older.

another gender warfare soldier full force.

If you're looking for a light and entertaining spy series, this is rather good. It's fast paced and there are no unnecessary or boring side plots. The female leads are refreshingly normal, aka not skeletons or fashion models. Sympathetic. I don't like series in which each episode has a different case, this held my interest really well.

A random comment: Kim Mu Yeol is a fantastic acrobatic dancer, much better choice to watch clips of him dancing. Dropping this, it's too conventional and slow paced.

there are so many better dramas to watch

thanks for this comment. I just watched half of ep 1 and it looked like it's going to be just like that. I have no patience to watch people who don't communicate and people staring doing nothing. Not continuing.

over 25? "all his ladies"? you have a such a weird perverted view of male actors altogether. Bollywood and k-drama are similar? all I can say is wow

How you make them sound. What a crazy comment. The actors don't choose their counterparts. Dig out someone who really has the power of choosing. Taecyeon and Namkoong Min are not typically romance actors.

I'm not God people.

"People" know 2PM members very well from the hundreds of episodes of variety shows they've made and we've watched. Like 3 meals a day. If it was a generic comment, to choose Taecyeon was very unnecessary.

yes it was really upsetting. I couldn't accept it either. It didn't make any sense.

me neither. Spoiled the whole thing.

The series lost its charm for me with the death of Ma Pi. I enjoyed it as a lighthearted drama but it turned too dark. Also got very tired of how much screentime is given to Oh Mi Ran. Writers, don't write a sympathetic character with great character development if you're gonna kill him off. My rating went from 8.5 to 7.5. Going to watch the last episode but not going to recommend this to anyone.

To say The Red Sleeve is makjang and not a sageuk is a blatant lie. No compliments from me for lying. If it's your thing, so be it.

The fact here being that you know nothing.

Genre tags are not a solid basis. There's a primary requirement of expertise.

Six Flying Dragons is heavy but profound like The Red Sleeve

You're very confused. Why do you say such things I wonder. Main characters are real characters from history. It is a fact that concubine Uibin Seong (1753-86) rejected King Jeongjo. "This epoch-making incident is recorded in the funeral oration documents and eulogies written by King Jeongjo after the passing of Uibin Seong (1753-86). According to the description written by the Academy of Korean Studies for the historical documents written by Jeongjo about Uibin Seong such as “Epitaph of Uibin Seong," which can be digitally accessed at the Academy of Korean Studies’ digital archives, “it was not common in Joseon Dynasty to write eulogies for a tombstone of a spouse, let alone a king writing one for his concubine.” King Jeongjo didn’t write just one, but several texts during and after the three years of the mourning period to express his heartfelt love for and grief about the passing of Uibin Seong. " https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2022/03/13/culture/koreanHeritage/the-red-sleeve-korean-historical-drama-lee-junho/20220313150254413.html?detailWord=