Well, gotta be honest, this drama isn't exactly a groundbreaking masterpiece. It's loaded with all those classic Korean drama clichés that we've seen over and over again. I'm still hanging on because I'm curious to see how it all unfolds, but after episode 6, I'm starting to feel like it might veer into the territory of monotony and excessive romance. And let me tell you, I really hope it doesn't go down that forced romantic path – I can't stand it when things get too mushy. Fingers crossed that it picks up the pace and keeps things interesting!
The question is this, he may have used drugs or cheated on his wife, but the fact that the laws in South Korea are disproportional to the penalty committed. And above all, the doggedness towards celebrities in general whether they have done wrong or not, everyone has a right to privacy, as is the case with news of 'normal' people. They used the news to hide maybe other news or maybe because they are at a loss and need some meat on the fire. Fact is that it was wrong and if he decided to take his own life it is because he couldn't take it anymore and so they abused their power of justice against him.
Put yourself in their shoes, even if you have committed a crime, you get repeated news and nasty comments against you without having the presumption of innocence. It is difficult, I would also commit the same act as LSK.
Furthermore, I find it really inconsistent to talk now that LSK is dead, before why did people remain silent and no one supported or took positions openly?
finally it comes to an end, this drama had a good chance to be good but somehow they ruined the glow, it get boring and obvious can’t wait to watch the last two episodes in 2x
Currently stuck at the sixth episode and finding it quite sluggish and predictable. Unsure whether to push through or call it quits. Any suggestions on whether it's worth continuing or better to move on to something else?
Poor man and especially poor family who were victims of something that could have been avoided. I don't want to comment on the filth of the trial against him, it is absurd to be interrogated 19 hours for drug use and it is quite absurd the filth of the knetz who are waiting for a scandal so they can use their fingers and write distasteful things towards those who brought them to the top with an Oscar. Truly shameful and shameful society.
"My Dearest" kicks off in an extraordinary fashion, immediately grabbing the audience's attention with a gripping and immersive first half. The intriguing plot and well-developed characters promise an unforgettable television experience. However, while the initial part of the series is a triumph, the latter half presents some challenges that diminish the overall impact.
The plot seems to undergo excessive acceleration in the second half, with numerous moments feeling rushed. This could be attributed to a desire to keep pace with the drama or swiftly resolve narrative entanglements. Unfortunately, this choice significantly affects the story's coherence and the depth of character development.
The final episode, in particular, leaves a bitter taste. The conclusion, perhaps dictated by the need to tie up all narrative threads hastily, lacks the satisfaction one would expect after such a promising start. Fans would likely have preferred a more nuanced and less hurried resolution.
Another aspect that might have influenced the second part of the series is the king's obsession, a theme that, in my opinion, was dealt with excessively heavily. This element risked overshadowing other aspects of the plot, leaving less room for the development of other storylines and making the entire experience somewhat monotonous.
In summary, "My Dearest" starts with brilliance that captures the viewer's heart, but the second half of the series introduces a series of rushes and questionable narrative choices. The final episode, in particular, falls short of expectations, leaving the feeling that the series could have offered much more. Despite these shortcomings, enthusiasts may still find value in the series, especially if they are willing to overlook some narrative stumbles.
ep. 10 is okay, they get back together and he face the princess too withou dying.. sadly ep.11 is full of negative things since it looks like he's going to die
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And above all, the doggedness towards celebrities in general whether they have done wrong or not, everyone has a right to privacy, as is the case with news of 'normal' people.
They used the news to hide maybe other news or maybe because they are at a loss and need some meat on the fire.
Fact is that it was wrong and if he decided to take his own life it is because he couldn't take it anymore and so they abused their power of justice against him.
Put yourself in their shoes, even if you have committed a crime, you get repeated news and nasty comments against you without having the presumption of innocence.
It is difficult, I would also commit the same act as LSK.
Furthermore, I find it really inconsistent to talk now that LSK is dead, before why did people remain silent and no one supported or took positions openly?
can’t wait to watch the last two episodes in 2x
I don't want to comment on the filth of the trial against him, it is absurd to be interrogated 19 hours for drug use and it is quite absurd the filth of the knetz who are waiting for a scandal so they can use their fingers and write distasteful things towards those who brought them to the top with an Oscar.
Truly shameful and shameful society.
The plot seems to undergo excessive acceleration in the second half, with numerous moments feeling rushed. This could be attributed to a desire to keep pace with the drama or swiftly resolve narrative entanglements. Unfortunately, this choice significantly affects the story's coherence and the depth of character development.
The final episode, in particular, leaves a bitter taste. The conclusion, perhaps dictated by the need to tie up all narrative threads hastily, lacks the satisfaction one would expect after such a promising start. Fans would likely have preferred a more nuanced and less hurried resolution.
Another aspect that might have influenced the second part of the series is the king's obsession, a theme that, in my opinion, was dealt with excessively heavily. This element risked overshadowing other aspects of the plot, leaving less room for the development of other storylines and making the entire experience somewhat monotonous.
In summary, "My Dearest" starts with brilliance that captures the viewer's heart, but the second half of the series introduces a series of rushes and questionable narrative choices. The final episode, in particular, falls short of expectations, leaving the feeling that the series could have offered much more. Despite these shortcomings, enthusiasts may still find value in the series, especially if they are willing to overlook some narrative stumbles.