Sophia

Agreed with the exception of Sound of Magic.

You need to chill out already. You've been flooding the comments from the beginning jumping on anyone who says any opinion that doesn't agree with yours. You don't have to defend the drama to the death. Just chill.

Agree for the most part. The only dramas of his I loved were Healer (favorite drama of all time) and Sound of Magic.

The writing isn't good. Things are moving way too fast and have been since the beginning. What about the ML's violent past and backstory? I would have expected them to spend an episode or two on that in the beginning. So far both couples were basically insta love and have had no interactions that would explain their attraction, except (maybe?) the hair-pulling moment between ML and FL. Not sure I'd count that. And in 5 episodes, I somehow feel that nothing has really happened in this show.

I've noticed there are tons of Cdrama fans on MDL who gush about certain dramas no matter what. It's not because I'm impatient. The drama was not good.

No.

I agree with you. I think it's the writing. It has felt off for me since episode 1. The first example was the ML just ended up at the hospice and joined them and it all felt too fast and like something was missing.

At this point, I'm guessing they're saving the explanation for season 2. Which sucks.

Really? I didn't love it like a lot of people, but I definitely wouldn't say it's the worst kdrama I've ever watched. I thought it was good for an action drama. I'd love a second season.

Season 2 is in talks. Probably going to happen

I literally don't see a single person in the comments complaining about a lack of romance.

The biggest problem is that they don't renew for another season until they've seen it's doing well... which means the writer has already plotted and prepared for only a single season. So anything after that is likely to feel forced and contrived in the story. I hope they stop doing this before it gets out of hand. The only exception is Vagabond, which is begging for a second season and ironically hasn't gotten one.

So true.

After the disappointment with Yumi's Cells 2, I'm worried about this new trend of multiple seasons with kdramas. It's very hard to write another compelling season when the first was successful and that can ruin the show for people. I hope they don't get into the habit of trying to milk their cash cows like Hollywood does, but it looks like they already are.

Why does she talk like that, she purses her lips so much she almost can't pronounce the words she's saying. I literally can't watch her it's so annoying

Yeah it's script and a huge part is also direction, the way a bad director chooses to cut scenes in certain places, or what shots he chooses to focus on in a scene and the way he does it plays an insanely huge role in how an actor's performance comes across on screen. I feel bad for those actors who worked on this

I put this on hold in episode 4, come back and see it's rated a 7.4. That's one of the lowest ratings I've ever seen... did it really turn out that bad

How much romance does this have?

Dropping, I can't stand the FL. Why does she talk like that, she pouts and purses her lips so much she almost can't pronounce the words she's saying. I honestly think she needs speech therapy, unless she's doing it intentionally. The pursing and the whining tone gets so annoying

I think you're right. It's also telling that you can't find any info about her family history or her parents' careers