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Looking forward to the stories of second and third couples. I find it more realistic and interesting from the few screentime that they get. Both main couple's characters are unlikable but I think that was the purpose so that their characters can develop. I get it but it's really irritating to see full-grown adults act like immature teenagers. Their story would be cute if they are high schoolers but they're not.

Yes, maybe the writing? There are little interactions with the FL and ML unlike in Healer wherein the romantic buildup is superb. And yes, the action scenes in K2 are superior (all thanks to JCW) and the villain's character is very well - written. I love their dynamics.

I love her with all my heart. I love all her dramas and my all-time favorite is Healer.

Hater. Lol. Sure, this drama is far from perfect but it is phenomenal. Know why Of all Ji Chang Wook's drama, why this is the best? It's because of all people involved. From scriptwriters, directors, staff and crew, and ensemble casts. It has low budget that's why some scenes were filmed in a rush and they actually cut 1 episode because of lack of budget. Thats why ending is kinda rushed but that should have been interesting because in that they will explain even why Ahjumma is inclined in making crocheted stuff.

Some of her shows are underrated and I am upset to those people saying she always plays in romcoms. Like, if you see her filmography, What's Wrong With Secretary Kim is her first romcom in her more than a decade career and just followed by Her Private Life. (just two out of more than ten dramas). But I am glad that until now, Healer is appreciated. Her shows are either a hit or a miss but definitely of GOOD QUALITY. Personally, her best performance is in Queen for Seven Days. Her acting chops were showcased there although it's a tragic love story/historical drama and I can understand why it is not well-known. Another amazing drama of her is When the Weather is Fine. I love everything about it. the actors, setting, music, cinematography, script were all fantastic. It's so subtle but heartwarming. Although, I have to admit that it is not everyone's cup of tea because it is kinda slow-paced. It is a story of letting go of your troubles. I find it a hidden gem, especially to those who loves the countryside, reading books, drinking hot coffee, and having a peaceful life.

After the popularity of Healer in China, both Ji Chang Wook and Park MinYoung were given different projects there. Her Chinese drama was already filmed sometime ago. Her voice was dubbed but I admire her hard work because she really tried her best to learn Mandarin.

Yes to this!!!

It doesn't have to be an action drama as JCW is exploring other genre. But tbh, his old dramas (Smile, Donghae;Warrior Baek Dong Soo, Empress Ki,and Healer are better compared to dramas post Healer. Actually, The K2 has the potential considering the budget and greater production. It has better action scenes compared to Healer but fell flat somewhere in the plot. It also has a great villain in it. After that, all his dramas has the potential but dragging and written terribly as the story goes on. He should be very careful in choosing scripts.

Wow! Healer has the greatest number of reviews (thrice as much as his other dramas) yet it has the highest rating (and considering it's kinda an old kdrama) Well, I agree. His acting range was showcased here. Just shows he is a superb actor given a well-written plot and capable casts.