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I don’t usually ask, I'll watch regardless of the negative or positive feedback because like you said, everyone's taste different. However, speaking for myself personally, I came here to read what people said because I already decided I'll watch Bad Prosecutor and I'm about to pick ANOTHER Law drama between One Dollar Lawyer or this. I don't WANT to watch 3 law dramas back to back. So I came to check here and many commenters gave good reasons on why I shouldn't watch this one.

I didn't watch this drama but I liked all your comments except one. MDL have so many people act as if disliking a drama is an attack on them personally. I was reading the other comments and people givin this type of energy, "How can you watch kdrama and hate on it?" "I'm annoyed by the amount of negative comments!" Damn, guess we are all supposed to just love everything? K-dramas are popular now than 10 years ago so many people with different opinions are going to be here. I got the same type of treatment when I disliked Link: Food, love and kill. So many users being passive aggressive over a fictional drama that doesn't affect their lives but sure, let's be rude and condescending to ACTUAL people because "I love this drama"

I recommend to drop it. I'm on episode 23 and female lead doesn't get better. She lacks motives, she lies more and more frequently now, she lacks political understanding and want things to go her way because she is such a good, pure, person who wants no evil to happen to her realm but who cares if her realm wants to kill everyone else, amiright?? She no longer speaks her mind. She does so many stuff without plan and doesn't know what to do when she messes up. Overall, her character is badly written. Her only good moments when she talks about the importance of emotions but it's rare. Plus I don't think she is a good match with ML for various reasons. I like slow progression and I don't mind naive FL but she is only going downhill than uphill. I preferred her on the first 10-15 episodes. She was more likeable for me.

I was trying decide if I should watch this or One Dollar Lawyer and this comment helped me.

I'm suprised people found the twist too much. I personally found them fitting because of how much they foreshadowed them. The show did a good job in throwing hints here and there about what's to coming while still making it kinda unpredictable.

I want justice for Bu Yeon. If season 2 doesn't wrap up her story properly and doesn't give Naksu her body back, I'm going to be disappointed.

Also I didn't understand why they did a rematch. Guess for the views because it was obvious who won but then they did a rematch and whoever won didn't do as well in the rematch imo. I guess that's why I'm not a judge lmao

Finished watching the 1st episode and I don't know how the guy in 1Million lost to that guy from Eo-Ddae. The explanation on why he won had me confused. Like he command a stage by just going on a piller? That's it? It's not his moves? It feels like if he did the same move on the battle stage, nobody would have batted an eyelash but because he "went up" it suddenly a power move? Lackluster explanation.

Can international fans vote at the end? I'm trying to decide if it's worth watching now or if I should wait till it's over.

I always liked In Hye. I know she is very selfish with how she dismissed all her sister's request but I knew deep down it's because she wants to make her own decisions instead of letting other dicate how she lives her life. I find her emotional disconnect and privacy in her thoughts interesting. She is pretty calculative and calm with the rich family despite finding out how horrible and criminal they are. Considering she is supposed to be a student, I find her very appealing. My least favorite sibling is In Kyung. Her character is boring... just your typical self righteousness protagonist you see in every thriller/crime drama.

When In Joo said maybe Hwa Young got plastic surgery to look like her but Do Il literally went, "I don't think that's possible." LMAO finally some common sense. I thought there was going to be a k-drama moment where she looked like her so that made me laugh.

This have been really, really good for me. However, the way it ends might break or make it. I really hope this doesn't have a shitty ending. I think a bad/tragic ending would fit this drama well because Little Women isn't a typical k-drama thriller.

Didn't the writer wanted Lee Joon before? Finally he is here! And I see, she likes bringing back actors and actress from her previous drama. Eun Kyung seems to be her favorite and rightfully so! I loved her in all the anatognist role she played.

Exactly. People blaming her like it's obvious she got stuck in typecasting. If we overlook all the "screeching", her acting was pretty good. Soon Ok will give her justice with this script, I'm crossing my fingers for it

This was... surprisingly a enjoyable drama. It's a shame all the controversy around it destroyed the reputation. I find the relationships between the male lead and female lead so endearing. The right amount of banter and chemistry. It was lacking a bit in the romance. I don't care about kiss scene, I can live without them but I think it needed a bit more romantic one liners and mood.

Gong Ji Hoon... such a phenomenal actor. Some of his facial expression came across caricature but somehow, it didn't feel forced or exaggerated. He gave life to this character in ways I can't explain. I also want to applaud Warden Yoon. Another actor with such a wide range. He is so good at acting bad and good. Lastly, I gotta give it to Yoona in this drama. Her acting in the finale, especially the last 4 epsiodes were chief kisses.

They clearly watched it? Maybe they misinterpreted the scene? It happens. No need to get aggressive over it.

I do agree with what you say to some degree but it's the same with the comments lmao people also complain when people have different opinions. So the cycle also continues with commenters. Seen it in AOS and Vincenzo as well.

I need Dong Yeon in another historical drama!

Haven't seen the drama but I'll be watching it soon so I can only speak on what I saw.

That's one of the concerns I had as well about AoS that he will make the mistakes of his father but your average viewer doesn't think of the risks. Although based on my observations, it's not because the male lead is male lead. People WANT the male lead to take that risk because they want their favorite couple to be together somehow. I can also say they don't mind it because they want the female lead to be present in the story. Certain female leads are loved while others are not. You can see with how Naksu is a fan favorite despite only coaching the male lead while her own character development is reduced in favor of the male lead.

As for Vincenzo, the writer set up his character well from the start that any risk he aligns with his character. Flower of evil as well. Writer set it up from the start. People knew what to expect from the first episode which is why anything that later happens doesn't hurt the story.

However, I'm not disagreeing with the fact female leads gets the burn in almost all dramas. It just in most dramas, writers really have ways to shift the blame from male lead and somehow make it acceptable that female leads can't escape from unfortunately. Also a lot of fans are lowkey misogynistic. I'll watch and see. Some people have justifiable reason to disalike female leads so I'll see if this applies for this drama or not.