SeanFletcher

Phl - I think you will like it. There is a mystery that weaves through it all as well 😊

Ep 14 - there’s a lot to like about The Justice so far. There are good characters, along with good acting. The cases are interesting, although there are some aspects that are a bit far fetched. It’s a drama afterall.

“That scumbag is terrified of you.” Brilliant 😂🤣😂

Ep 6 (16) was the perfect follow up to Ep 5 (15). So many scenes and interactions were timed to perfection. The expressions between LJH and GC were so realistic, so believable. We see how they truly feel about each other, even when they try to deny it. This episode put it beyond doubt for me.

Absolutely, superb 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Ep 4 (or 14) - what an episode. Finally, we have a Kdrama that even outshines the best of the Chinese costume dramas that deal with entwined fate. The exchange between the leads went to a whole new level. Also, no flowers were harmed during the making of this episode 😂 Love her or hate her, the princess (Lee Chung Ah) is also delivering a very fine performance.

Uee’ s performance in episode 6 was superb. She really got across the hopelessness of it all. Here’s to her being able to kick the loan shark’s butt down the track 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

The first four episodes have been superb. This show has started off with a bang and the leads are fabulous. I can’t wait for what comes next!

@lattelove 😂🤣😂

@Tere - yes we are 😊 I try and save up two episodes at a time and find its been a good way to watch this show

@phl1rxd - nice to see you here and thank you for your comments and I hope you enjoy the show. I’m sure scumbagosaurus will come in handy one day 😊

Thank you for your insights re working in a hospital. I thought in the second episode, the circumstances were very well explained and Lin Yi still refused to acknowledge them. I’m not finding his character very likeable at the moment. I can see he is going to make a big mistake down the track and the chickens will come home to roost, as it were 🤔

Here I am at the end of episode 19, a tick over half way. Show is consistent throughout, delivering very watchable content and then some, with many moments that show off the remarkable talents of the two female leads - Zhang Xiao Fei and Jenny Zhang. They take the story to a whole other level.

The second mistress appears to be typical of the level of character we see in many CDramas. This serves only to make both FLs even more a cut above what we see in many of these stories - yay 😀

Show is tagged as a revenge drama. I don’t see it that way. To me, it’s more about rediscovering one’s self and hitting back over the net what was served up and then trying to work out a way that will deliver: game, set and match.

As for the MLs, scumbagosaurous (because he is a scumbag and a dinosaur to boot) is full of self righteous talk that is demeaning at the same time and lacks any real vision (relies on the talent of others) and Mr Second Place has shown glimpses of what it means to be a new age CEO and making a concerted effort re future relationships.

Show also has many themes ranging from the challenges of the modern workplace, mums reintegrating with the workforce, cheating partners, criticism of the work drinking culture being passed on to the younger generations, overbearing and manipulative parents, struggling young workers, understanding parents, lousy siblings and so on, but all done in a way that supports what the main characters bring to what is, a very good program at this point.

I watched the first episode on Linmon (Media) Official Pictures Channel on YouTube. Subs seemed all in order to me. Linmon Media weren’t on the list of Where To Watch, so I couldn’t add them to this MDL page. As a side note, Linmon Media is where I watched Nothing But You.

I enjoyed the first episode, but Lin Yi was not right to criticise Xiao Feng the way he did re Mr Wang’s death. In fact, it was very arrogant and immature.

It would seem both MLs will learn how to be effective communicators along the way!

The procedures and operations portrayed seemed to be based more in realism than heroics, although Lin Yi did save the day re one operation.

So, I am looking forward to the next episode 😊

I have enjoyed the first four episodes so far. Xi Ning is a fabulous character: talented and knows which way is up. Lin Yi is a seasoned GM who has altruistic motives, but which are lost in the machinations of those who want to ruin the company. Anyway, looking forward to the ongoing friendships, romances and jewellery designs.

I’m calling it a day at Ep 26. The early episodes were great. I guess the way the story turned in eps 25 and 26 frustrated me no end and the big reveals were up and down for me and one in particular was not convincing at all. There was nothing wrong with the acting - it was very good, although Lord Ding was perhaps a little too wooden at times. I liked the FL - a bright and engaging presence. And I liked the relationship that the leads had and how this unfolded and came together.

Thank you for the suggestion, I will do that 😊

What was an enjoyable show for me, totally soured during eps 24 and 25. The OTP are great. I just found show quickly became out of balance (too much time given to) re the unrelenting interference of the ex-husband, Mr Fang, the ice-hockey couple. So, reluctantly, dropped.

First Responders went from strength to strength. The first season was very good, but the second season didn’t just knock it out of the park, but actually blew it out of the neighbourhood 😉 Top notch acting all round, I loved the autopsy moments, the forensic analysis throughout and the relationships/friendships. Show was bold in its story, with wonderful red herrings and twists and turns and a fitting ending. Very well done to all.