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It was a good drama with lots of romance and all but my only gripe with this drama is the ending. Not the epilogue but the ending. It was expecting something with a bang, a great battle between good and evil, but it ended with a whimper but introducing some deus ex machina.

221 dramas and 43 movies in a year?? My god!!! That is like you watched a drama in one and a half day. I don't know if I should respect you or be afraid of you.

That is one apt description of ML from 100 days my prince. Each time I hear about this drama, the first thing that comes in my mind is "Am I the only one feeling uncomfortable?"

I'm sorry but that is not the proof that this series will have a Season 2, even if it does end up having one. Almost all OCN series in Wikipedia is marked as season 1. Look it up. Train, Kill it, Watcher, Tell Me What You Saw etc.
Also, Bad Guys season 1 and 2 had different characters and story line. Season 2 was like a different series. It was even marked as Bad Guys 2 Season 1 in Wikipedia

That poster is completely wrong for this movie. It is true that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. This movie is really dark consisting of three interconnecting stories led by three main characters respectively but the poster makes it seem like some lighthearted comedy. All in all, I found the movie very interesting. I liked how story of each character impacted the story of other characters.

One of the Japanese Sports Titles that I enjoyed, but missing from this article, is Mix (2017) starting Aragaki Yui

Wait, 8.1 is a low rating? That's a high rating in my books. Also, you say, this is not for everyone, then how do you even expect it to have high rating? Your statement is very contradictory.
However, this drama has a unique storytelling even though story itself was nothing new. And So, I agree with you that people should watch it for this unique storytelling. Trust me, you won't bored.

Not, that one. I remember that the movie had two detectives, one young and one old. The daughter of the old one was heavily involved with the bad guy. Throughout the course of the story, the old guy slowly learns that his daughter is involved with the bad guy. The young detective was more of a supporting role.

As much as I liked the epilogue, I didn't like the ending of this drama. I was expecting some big fight or a massive showdown but all the bad guys in this drama went out in a whimper. Also, ending that last battle using that deus ex machina (aka Heavenly Emperor) felt so unsatisfying.

The plot of this movie seems so similar to the movie I had watched but I can't remember the movie

One scene I remember was the scene in the train where ML and FL get their photo taken. It was not in Netflix version.

Thanks for your hard work

Someone posted google drive link to eng subs for episode 35 onward a few days ago. Does anyone have link to that?

I don't know may be Yeo Jin Goo and Nam Ji Hyun. Also, I am tired of watching old actors with young actresses.

Have you watched Take my brother away? To me, that is the best Sun Qian drama

Yup, I agree with you. The dude cannot act. I have yet to find out any dramas where is acts good and i have watched most of his dramas.

Some of the scenes are cut in Netflix version

Yup, seems like main lead is copying Captain Jack Sparrow

Great Article. I just want to point out that, Hwayugi is the perfect example of how you can have everything right but you can go completely wrong at the same time.
Anyway, my favorite dramas, in no particular order, might me Just between lovers, The Memorist, Welcome to Waikiki S1, Signal and Reply 1997. Also, Honorable mentions to The Smile Has Left Your Eyes as well as all Shin Hye-Sun's Dramas because I like her acting.

This is like Hong Kong version of Constantine