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thanks. I don't know why it's so difficult for people to accept open endings.

I wasn't too impressed or immersed based on the first 2 episodes, but it really gets interesting and intense in ep 3. Highly recommended if you're into Breaking Bad -type of dramas.

There were several addresses in the note, so she is probably a clone.

A very satisfactory ending to a very good and touching drama. Yoon Kye Sang is so fantastic in this drama, as is Yuna. The scene where Myung Yoon calmed down the child Hye Eun was brilliant.

Duel is a very fast paced and intensive drama. Highly recommended, bc it's not boring even for a moment. The acting is immensely good. Yang Se Jong has a dual role and it's amazing how different his two characters are. Jung Jae Jang is also very good as the distressed cop father. The twists and turns will keep you hooked. I didn't find this overly suspenseful or stressful, just a very interesting and well made drama.

Heartwarming and fun. Some scenes are so touching, like when Yi Chan and Chung Ah were talking with their hands flying in the cafe. And in ep 8 when Eun Gyeol was sitting down the first time with his mom to teach her sign language and barely holding back his tears. When Cheong Ah's father saw her smiling for the first time when she got the fax machine. Really love this drama so much, it's just so precious. This has the best qualities of k-dramas that originally made me fall in love with them.

Duel is a great drama of his, totally worth watching if you like action thrillers. He has a double role in Duel. It's kinda magic how different he makes the two brothers.

Slice of life drama with a very carefully built slightly melancholic ambience. Fantastic acting from Suzy and Yang Se Jong. This reminded me of Age of Youth, which I like a lot. Especially the second couple. Maybe it was somewhat difficult to relax bc from the beginning it was kinda clear there would be no happy ending. But all the time I when I was watching I was getting Breakfast at Tiffanys vibes. There were definitely similarities, but that just made me appreciate this drama more. Especially Yang Se Jong's character was very similar to Breakfast at Tiffany's male lead, outsider-ish, ordinary and rooted. Suzy's character was unconventional and slighly unbalanced like Audrey Hepburn in BaT. Also, both were tied to a man from their pasts. I really enjoyed this a lot and I think the writer and director created a very good, unconventional k-drama. I'd give a Daesang for Suzy for her role. I know more trashy and popular dramas will get the awards make the headlines, but I guess that's okay, since this was just right for me. 9/10

it's a comment. This a comment section. Why are you even asking.

FLs acting is directly from afternoon children's programs. Amateurish. Unwatchable. This drama is a toddler story hour. But oddly enough a toddler story hour mixed with a drug traffic plot. And when the adult cop is supposed to be smitten with someone who comes across as a 15 year old (max) and retarded, it gets very weird indeed. Wouldn't want the stuff the writer is on lol.

You are extremely rude.

Tagon was sent to fight the war by his father. He was never welcome in Arthdal when he was young. He struggled and suffered and did what he had to do. The drama is not about one being a hero and one being a villain. As in Six Flying Dragons, Lee Bang Won is both a hero and a villain and Jeong Do Yeon is both hero and villain.

an extraordinary actor, can't wait to watch

it's an interesting phenomenon. Like, everyone writes their own drama based on what they are watching. Sometimes they care about genre rules and conventions and sometimes not :) We can live with the diversity of reception. But of course I agree, there's zero romance in this drama and building ships or getting anxious about potential cheating is more out of place than in place. And it's interesting that potential for nonmarital close contact is the hot moral issue when a cop can beat people to a bloody mush without being punished. The key question imo is was that Junmo's breaking bad moment.

Pls. These are completely different genres. Both are excellent in their own genres. TW is fun with a heart, WOE is suspense, action, thriller. I choose both.

In S1 Tagon didn't want to kill Arthdal people. It was a bit unfair for Eunseom to say only he has a plan for Arthdal bc in S1 also Tagon had the same plan. Faced with enemies left and right he had to fight to rise into his position and the past haunts him and broke him. Tagon is not a villain but a key character. In S1 Eunseom was just a naive and innocent boy wanting to save his own Wahan tribe. The 8 years gap made him grow and also get into a war mode where Tagon had to be all his life. They're not all that different anymore. When Eunseom rules Arthdal, he will become another Tagon. I'm sure that's what the writers have in mind.

exactly, he didn't want to kill people. It was a bit unfair for Eunseom to say only he has a plan for Arthdal bc in S1 also Tagon had the same plan. Faced with enemies left and right he had to fight to rise into his position and the past haunts him and broke him. Tagon is not a villain but a key character and in S1 Eunseom was just a naive and innocent boy wanting to save his own Wahan tribe. The 8 years gap made him grow and also get into a war mode where Tagon had to be all his life. They're not all that different anymore.

cringey it is. I have to skip most of it. still hoping it gets better

love this comment. and she knows the cops are on the way but doesn't yell or scream to let them know where she is. How difficult is it to scream. But the worst moment was when she was just watching Shin Yu bleeding from the stabbing.

if people express their criticisms, it's babytalk to call them toxic or haters. You must appreciate the fact that this a comment section and not a fansite. Write your own review in your own language, in your own line, and do not attack others. People at work do not gossip or have crushes, unless they're mentally still middle schoolers. Maybe at McDonalds, but the people in the drama have uni degrees and they are adults with real careers.