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it doesn't get any less painful they return to those scenes

is there really a need to watch disturbing dramas. In real life, 90 % of people are good.

this is all about extreme bullying, all characters are unpleasant

complete trash, protect your soul

what a parade of psychos. Second written-on-demand piece by the writer who has some true masterpieces under her belt. Who paid for the the writer's name, we can't know. Merely guesssing (well, it's obvious who has the money). Some tips are dropped as to the whole process in ep 2. True journos who'd dig into the production do not exist. But actors, be aware and avoid these kinds of productions like plague!

This drama has some good parts, mainly those situated in Joseon. But I ended skipping maybe 70 % of it all. The side plots about the papermaking, the kids schooling issues, and all of the modern day parts, were boring. FL was written as overly saintly, ML was moreinteresting but the whole thing didin't really make me sympathize with the characters.

One of the best theme songs this year if not the best (Nobody is perfect) https://youtu.be/T_7bX9mIvU8

no, a comedy

completely agree. Shouldn't be allowed

Man to Man is one of my all time favorites so def going to watch!

A drama about the meaning and importance of literacy is not something you come across every day. Hands down this is one of the very best k-dramas of all times. Full of wisdom and food for thought. The really magnificent thing is that it's all up to us to make the conclusions and reflections about the themes and philosophies. It's difficult to write about a drama so important but I'll share just a few things. Ideally, watch Six Flying Dragons before Tree With Deep Roots. TWDP is a continuation to SFD. Most importantly, you'll interpret the deeds and actions of the anti-king secret society supposedly following the teachings of Sam Bong, Jeong Do-yeon, differently. Sam Bong is the key figure in SFD. Garion is much less a follower of the teachings of Jeong Do-yeon than the King. Both dramas show a tragic collusions between people who believe they're doing their best for the society and the people. Han Seok Kyu is unforgettable as the king and Jang Huyk's characters' development is also deeply meaningful.

all I can say is: it's funny. Relatively silly and superficial. Much better school dramas out there, like Extraordinary You or School 2017. 7/10.

You might like King in Love it's great (Siwan kisses)

It's an opportunity to reflect on business values. Serious historical background is what I personally found to be the attraction of the drama. To me it doesn't matter whether there are plot holes or not, not in the way it matters in crime and detective dramas. The key is what they said about all problems stemming from management and corporational culture.

I didn't have any problems with the ending. Maybe because it's first and foremost a historical drama for me, I wasn't very attached to the characters. The twists and turns and the way Do Jun outwitted his rivals. The way Do Jun tried to renew the corporation and amend the wrongdoings.

SFL hairdo makes her head look egg shaped as if she was an alien. Another hairstyle to drop fast!

it's a can't watch

it's called a mullet. Very Australian outback aka agree not stylish

and Dae Beom going to see a movie for the first time in his life , lovely scene

I was disappointed by how it turned out at ep 10. I think her growing to enjoy a different pace of life, just looking at trees, enjoying the sea, sunsets, running, would have been enough and made a great drama for me. I think escaping the turmoil of the city brought her closer to the essence of life. Having a mindset where you can just look at flowers grow and not just press on, would have been more than enough of a message. But they had to make it conventionally dramatic which turns to the whole thing into something else. Just my opinion. Still waiting for a drama where nothing bad happens bc always anticipating bad things happening in dramas is frankly tiresome. Life is stressful enough this time of year. I guess I just wanted the drama to bring summer vibes and a more relaxed philosophical athmosphere into the darkness and toil of the winter.