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Ah, I see. That makes sense. Guess he’ll have to live with his sins. Thank you.

Ah, I see. It kinda reminds me of the video game Lost Judgement. Thank you.

But what if they hadn’t? People have different opinions when it comes to any drama. And it just appeared that you were attacking them (and you weren’t the only one). But if you and the individual came to a consensus, that’s fine. Sometimes certain opinions garner condescending responses. And if you didn’t mean to come off that way, I misunderstood.

And if y’all have differing views that’s okay. But it appeared as though you considered their comment inferior, or maybe even stupid, since you so happened to disagree. So what if it goes on the radar? It’s not bad being honest. And it is about preference because they prefer a little romance in any genre of show/movie. No biggie.

I think the individual’s logic was based on personal preference. It’s all subjective.

I feel you. If there’s no romance, I kinda just skip. But if the storyline involves revenge and friendship (bromance or healthy female friendship), I’m game. So don’t feel bad thinking that way. I do. Especially if I’m bored.

How? I really wanna know!

But as I watch the drama (and based on the spoilers), I must keep in mind that this story is the origin story that the audience is never really privy to. Maybe I haven’t read the webtoon, and I must consider the ending, but it’s sort of like a superhero’s (or anti hero’s) origin story. Despite whatever happens in this storyline, it was all done to see why Shi Eun became the individual he is in the sequel.

The idea of this drama was to actually experience Shi Eun’s past in order to see where he’s coming from in the future. No matter how painful, upsetting, and stressful it is. The fate of the characters (in both the webtoon and drama) were meant to happen. So, that’s why a sequel is needed, regardless of the quality and drastic change in storyline. It’s needed to make this story worth the watch. It’s needed to make Shi Eun’s journey worthwhile and mean something.

The purpose is key.

Wait. Bum Seok never gets his comeuppance?

What makes “King of Pigs” painful? Is it like “Lord of the Flies”? Are there parallels?

I understand your dilemma. But, maybe, it’ll be a pleasant surprise(?). Sometimes the sequel (season 2) is better than the first. I’ve experienced this a couple times.

But I understand your reservations. A sudden shift in tones is daunting. It makes you wonder if the storylines are truly chronological, or if they’re just spiritually connected. I’ve never been much of a fan of shoes with more than 1 season.

Can we get a Hollywood miracle? In dramaland characters are resurrected all the time. Or make miraculous recoveries. Please?

Can I borrow a couple tissues 😢

I downloaded the soundtrack. I like HAN. When he’s featured on the soundtrack, I know it’s a good one. But I like the rap song by Boi B.

Yes. Psychological. I think it’s even worse than the physical. At least you can see inflictions. Mental illness is still stigmatized in South Korea…unless it’s better now?

I agree.

Sooho got beat up by a group of guys despite that baddie introduction in the first episode?

And Bumseok kicks a man while he’s down…smh…I hope he gets his.

Was there even an ounce of, like, karma coming his way?

D@mn 🥲 Well, at least he still has his dignity.

You’re right. They should’ve just done the cyber schooling thing, since he did have self discipline. He studied and went to crammer. He’s self sufficient and smart.

I like that you added “hope” in there. Why would it have such a good rating if there wasn’t any?