Ramnyli

I really don't understand the low rating because this drama is so good.

I love the acting – everyone did a great job. Joo Young was the star of the drama for me – she totally nailed the character. Also, Ji Hoon shines in every scene.

I completely get why Tae and Sang started chasing power. They want to become people that others can't touch, use, or throw away. To the rich, regular people are just pawns. I love that Tae and Sang know what they want and will do anything to get it – even putting up with each other's shady methods. It's not an easy journey, as you can see from the ending, which was just perfect.

The storytelling worked for me. Corruption, abuse of power, sex trafficking – nothing new, and sadly, it will never go away. Money and power run everything. What I love most is that this drama doesn't sugarcoat anything. It shows the real world exactly as it is – people doing awful things to get rich, famous, or powerful.

I was hooked from the beginning and excited to watch every next episode. I don't get the low rating, but I'm not surprised – this kind of drama isn't really appreciated on this site.

Overall, I really enjoyed it. I loved watching Tae – life kept knocking him down, but he never stayed down. He always fought back.

Verdict: A powerful, underrated drama that deserves more love.

It appears you are suggesting that many individuals are critiquing the drama without having fully viewed it, yet you seem to be engaging in a similar practice with the drama "Perfect Crown." You believe that "Perfect Crown" is overrated, even though it has only recently begun, and you have only seen a brief overview of it. This seems to contradict your earlier statement. You also are unable to accept criticism and instead of having a normal conversation, you are attacking me for your opinion.

I see you attacking everyone who has something negative to say. Not really my vibe, so I'm out.

Yeah, me too!😊

Yeah, it's a shame 'cause it has a really good concept. Let's see what season 2 brings.😁

It wasn't quite my cup of tea, but everyone's taste is different, so you might just like it.

I was really excited for this drama because the plot sounded so interesting – even though the ratings weren't great. And usually, low-rated dramas end up being the best hidden gems. But sadly, that wasn't the case here.

I had a hard time getting invested in the story, mostly because I really disliked Seok's character. He kept attacking Seol the whole time, and it completely ruined the drama for me. I tried to push through, but I gave up by episode 4.

Great idea, poor execution. Couldn't finish it.

I'm really glad I watched Made in Korea – it's such an underrated drama. The 70s cinematography looks amazing, the production quality is great, and the cast is full of talented actors who all do a fantastic job.

This is a slow-paced drama, but in a good way. It really makes you question your own morals – you're never sure if you should be rooting for the good guy or the bad guy, because nothing is black and white. Both sides use whatever methods they can to get what they want. The drama does a great job with the characters. I was on Bae's team from the very beginning, while I found Jang annoying and not very likable.

I liked how each episode focused on one character's backstory. Watching Bae and the prosecutor try to outsmart each other felt like watching Catch Me If You Can. I'm already looking forward to season two.

That said, I don't think the backstories of Bae or Jang made me feel more sentimental toward them. Their personalities were already clear from the start, so learning their past didn't change my opinion. Maybe if the drama had been longer and given us a proper backstory instead of just a glimpse, it would have hit differently.

My only real complaint is that I wish there were more episodes. They could have explored the protagonists' pasts more deeply.

Verdict: A beautifully made, slow-burn drama that totally deserves more attention.

Who said this isn't my genre? I started watching it because I wanted to. It's frustrating when people can't take criticism; not everyone is going to have the same opinion as you. That is real life! You are right, however—this kind of setup is very realistic and happens often. 😂

I don't know if it's just me, but I was not impressed with this drama. After all the hype and everyone praising it, I went in with high expectations. The beginning was promising, but the more I watched, the more my interest faded. In my opinion, this drama is seriously overrated.

To be honest, I never felt any attachment to the characters. I simply didn't care what happened to them. The storyline had potential, but the execution fell flat for me. Also, I couldn't vibe with Jong Hyeop at all – something about his performance just didn't click.

I made it to episode 7, then gave up and skipped straight to the finale. And honestly? I didn't miss much. The last episode basically summarized the entire story.

yes, I've seen it and I absolutely love it. Its even more amazing as its based on true events.

I would not compare this drama to POJ; although they share the same director, they are two completely different stories. While Blossom is more grounded and focused on internal family and court power plays, the chemistry between the leads remains amazing and the storyline is just perfect. I was hooked from beginning to end. Perhaps the only true similarity is that the leads are so in love; they constantly support and protect their other half.

This drama simply captivated me with its story and wouldn't let go. The connection and love of the leads made the drama, as they put their other half first. I just love it! Even though the production wasn't as spectacular as POJ, they still did a great job as you described.

The chemistry between the leads is palpable from the start, and their romance is truly amazing! They are head over heels for each other, always supportive and caring.

I was surprised at how quickly 34 episodes flew by! I loved the ending; their daughter is adorable, and I loved how exhausted both of them were. 💖

I know everyone's been raving about this drama, calling it a masterpiece, but honestly, for me, it was just below average. Glad to know I'm not the only one who feels this way! 😅

The concept of Extracurricular is really interesting. But I'm seriously struggling to keep watching.

The female lead is so annoying that I can barely stand her. I could overlook that if the male lead made up for it—but he doesn't. He's supposed to be the top student at school, smart and calculating. Yet he acts like a complete loser and can't solve the simplest problems that come up.

This drama makes me angry, but not in the satisfying way. It's just frustrating to watch. I don't think I can continue. I'm dropping it.

I watched Blossom right after The Pursuit of Jade (which I absolutely loved). I was completely drawn into this drama from the start. The storyline hooked me so badly that I couldn't wait for the next episode.

Yes, the production quality isn't as high as some other big-budget dramas. But honestly? It doesn't matter. The story will captivate you completely. I could not stop watching.

Blossom is proof that episode count doesn't matter when the writing is this strong. I loved Song Mo and Dou Zhao as a couple—they always look after each other, and their love story feels genuine. I especially love how Dou Zhao is so strategic and always tries to help Song Mo with his revenge. It was so painful to watch how the odds are always against them and how the villains always strike first. But that just makes it more satisfying to watch every single one of them meet their ends.

The political intrigue is well written, and you will never get bored. It was also satisfying to see how certain characters developed compared to their past selves. My only complaint? I wish the drama was longer. Some storylines deserved more time to breathe.

But despite that, Blossom has one of the best storylines I've seen.

i don't know why but i could not get into the story and be fully invested in the story. i could not pass episode 3.Maybe i will give it another try later on.

What a pleasant surprise this drama turned out to be. I was hooked from the very first episode, largely thanks to the wonderful dynamic between the in-laws. The storyline is compelling, and I loved how each episode peeled back another layer of the family's secrets.

The first half of the series was excellent, but unfortunately, the momentum stalled in the final four episodes. I found myself getting bored and even skipping through certain scenes—which is a shame, because this had the potential to be a truly great drama.

One standout aspect worth mentioning is the relationship between the wife and her mother-in-law. I believe this is the first drama I've watched where they form an alliance rather than a rivalry, and I absolutely loved their friendship. If the series had been trimmed to fewer episodes, it might have maintained its grip and kept the story more engaging throughout.

Overall, this is a strong drama that ultimately loses its spark toward the end.

The first half was everything I didn't know I needed. Watching Xie and Fan slowly fall in love felt natural—tender, unhurried, and deeply satisfying. I loved that she was strong enough to stand on her own, and I loved even more that he was always there, quietly watching, but never stepping in unless she truly needed him. There was something beautiful about that.

The humor caught me by surprise. I laughed out loud more than once. The falcon became an unexpected favorite, and their little found family warmed my heart. I loved their pig butcher squad—it really showed how they became a family and always took care of each other. Gongsun was a delight—always teasing him about being a married man. And Qian? Her story stayed with me. Qi Min played her possessive partner so well. It was messy and painful, but I loved that the drama didn't sugarcoat it. Sometimes love is toxic, and this one showed that honestly. And the children? They brought such lightness. Every scene with them felt like a small gift.

I was hooked from episode one. Twenty episodes flew by like nothing. The costumes were stunning, the fight scenes were insane, and I literally finished the whole thing in two weeks because I couldn't stop watching.

It took me a few episodes to recognize who was who, as the characters all looked quite similar at first. But I got there eventually, and finally understood the court intrigues.

If I have one regret, it's that the drama was too short. I never thought I'd say that, but an extra10 episodes would have given the story room to breathe. The second half felt rushed at times, as if certain moments were brushed past too quickly. I'm grateful they took their time in the beginning—that slow pace was where the heart of the drama lived.

The ending caught me off guard. I didn't expect to feel for the villains, but I did. When you think about it, just a few minutes of your live could changed everything. And when the truth came out about what happened 16 years ago? I was crying. The glimpse of what could have been broke my heart.

I'm going to miss Xie and Fan. Their chemistry was undeniable, their pairing unforgettable. This one left a mark.
9.5/10