InSearchOfHappyEndings

That's exactly what I meant by a new beginning. I was talking more in terms of the drama as a whole and other dramas she has been in. It's bittersweet just like life in general. You never get perfect happy endings!

yes she did but it was bittersweet, kind of a new beginning. But for most parts she suffered a lot like in most of the dramas she is in

ep 11-13. Although they are together much earlier where they kiss around ep 9-10 but officially from 13

Enjoyed it for most parts. Loved the found family aspect of it and also one of the few dramas where the romance between leads doesn't face any obstacle throughout, smooth sailing. Most of the issues are professional while the personal lives of the leads have warmth.
Although would have liked to see the pyo kid get a good beating at the end

long lasting supportive romance subplot without any love triangle or breakup or any misunderstanding trope. Together till the end. Proper happy ending and not rushed. The last 40-45 minutes focus on the happy ending

Another villain that had clear motivation and own justification in their own right even though the act might be heinous is the antagonist from the kdrama Stranger. Also, don't sit on kingdom. it's worth the watch. Plus has quite high production value and good actors all round

one villain that could have stood out if they continued the series was ashin (jun ji hyun) from Kingdom. Even the special episode that goes into the backstory of her revenge had the character well fleshed out and clear motivation for her actions which led to the events of Kingdom. Wish they had made a season 3

I am at episode 5 now. Just wanted to know if it has a good romantic resolution/conclusion for the leads or more of an open ending?

there are some well written or interesting villains in some Kdramas. The most charismatic that comes to mind is the character played by Ok Taec-yeon in Vincenzo

Multi dimensional characters. Even the antagonist from the epilogue of kingdom 2 feels like a protagonist in their own right. Sad that they didn't develop the series further. Enjoyed both the seasons as well as this special episode of Kingdom. Had a nice lore and world building with well written characters. Would have loved for it to have a proper ending. Wonder why netflix cancelled it

Not sure who the big bad will be. Might be the one from the first episode. Also wondering about the military plot that was teased as an epilogue to season 2

Always satisfying to watch bad guys getting conned and beaten at their own game. One thing I like about this drama is the good guys keep winning consistently unlike most where it's a long drawn out losses only to win in the last episode

Enjoying it so far. One thing I noticed on MDL is that episodes which haven't even been released are rated as 7 by some users. Lol. Time travelling MDL users 🤣
Don't get why people go to such lengths to review bomb or downrate shows 🤣

loved the Twenty Five Twenty One re-enactments 🤣

Never Trust MDL ratings. Most haters just review bomb even without watching a single episode. Have seen it done to multiple shows this year

well made and very emotionally resonant but too hard to binge watch. Quite emotionally taxing. Could do 2-3 episodes at most in a day

The best character was the antagonist. Loved every second she was on screen!

it's everything else except what the premise promised to be. Disappointed.

Unpopular opinion but I hated that ending. When they used public opinion and other tactics throughout why couldn't they do the same for the ML to keep his job at the end rather than some noble gesture of sacrifice. Ticked me off!

This was my introduction to korean movies back in early 2000s. Still feels nostalgic, brings back memories from high school