Daisuke

素晴らしいぞ

unoriginal, low budget but refined and sensitive example of this trope

thank you〜I wondered so also but I hope darkness had not won I did not realise about scars however so this may be so💔

main character not my type but drama gets more amusing as it goes on HK slap stick different in a way from japanese I think

I just started to watch 〜quite ridiculous but good fun and attractive young men with sword and beautiful Chinese scenery and costumes、 male romance also quite clear and no female to be seen〜ーI like this more than season 2 I think💛💛

素晴らしいぞ〜end unexpected but well composed： a drama of 54 episodes can keep me watching daily also unexpected！💛💛

amazing it packs so much story and feeling in small frame very sensitive treatment but、 I am unclear at ending what happened to Min Ha？ as for bullies they will get their karma I think

yes I watched this drama he is good

I agree with other reviews this is phenomenal drama in every way

very sensitively acted 〜the final twist brought in by Mitsuru's father for me was unconvincing however and he is so cold

not watched enough to know yet

many of these not released

excellent drama but、 much bromance I do not see

well-crafted and involving story of small town politics and corruption mixing with high-level police corruption, crime and cover ups though、 the father son relationship of Ju Won and of Ju Won with Dong Shik was almost not credible except for being in a melodrama or maybe Freudian case study！ 〜but the whole story worked up to a good denouement though for me a touch over melodramatic

seems a late developer for acting

I like Lee Dong Wook but according to MDL he only did one not very important drama in 2022 so how is he ranked 1 in list of best actors for 2022？？？

ah he looks so sad！

If you look I made that point in my spoiler commentー I understand this is what the writer seems want to show but for me this is just cliche as in so many dramas and shows nothing new。 I would prefer a drama they actually propose a different more positive resolution but others will have their own view

yes this is my point about violence becoming self perpetuating

yes but they did not develop this ：actually around half way there is a scene where Ahn Soo is training Shi Eun to fight in usual way and if I recall right the only scene Shi Eun is shown using his brain in inner dialogue in second half of drama is where he refers to battle of Thermopylae 、otherwise it is all just brutal fighting and cliched story of thinking overcome by brute force and this as others say is what the writer probably intends to show but for me becomes boring