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Looking at the average rating of the dramas directed by this guy, I think it is safe to assume that anything else that comes out with his name is to be avoided.

Concordo. Vou fugir de qualquer drama que tenha o mesmo diretor. ^^'

LOL I think I will do the same. ^^'

One of the worst daily dramas I have ever watched and I have watched quite a few. It did not help they swapped the actor playing the main villain around 30 episodes in and we were supposed to pretend it was the same person even though they looked nothing alike.

At least give a dumb excuse like making the villain suddenly have an accident that destroyed his face or that he wanted to fake his own death so there was a reason for him to show up with a completely different face.

The plot was just them going around in circles and the villains always tricking them. There was no progress in the revenge, it felt quite pointless. Not a daily drama I would recommend. There are better ones out there.

It depends. But I stopped watching My Demon around episode 10 and binge-watched this one. It is not amazing or anything but while My Demon lost my interest this one kept me watching. Watch a few episodes and see if you like it.

From my experience watching criminal tv shows, I think with identical twins the only way to be able to tell them apart for sure is fingerprints. That is the only thing that is unique enough. No 2 humans can have the same fingerprints.

I enjoyed watching this one but I have same opinion as some other people in the comment section - this should have been 12 episodes long, not 14.

The last episode had like 10 minutes that were worth watching and in the last 4 episodes or so there were a lot of scenes that I felt were unnecessary so if they had condensed it into 12 episodes instead of 14 it would have been a more enjoyable watch.

Wondering the same because I dropped both and I rarely drop dramas, so if this is anything like those, I probably will not even bother watching.

As a revenge drama this was weak and the romance was not great either. Not something I would feel like re-watching.

I have come across some pretty good short dramas. This was NOT one of them.

The plot idea was not bad but the execution was terrible. From the editing to the acting to the badly done makeup, this was just hard to watch.

All subs are out now.

It was split into two parts, the first is 27 episodes long and the second 29 so it has a total of 56 episodes but if you have watched longer dramas then you will be fine.

Historical k-dramas used to be pretty good but in recent years I have found myself not enjoying most of them. For modern day dramas usually I prefer Korean but for historical dramas I tend to lean more towards Chinese nowadays.

If you have not started it yet, I also recommend Love like the Galaxy. I actually did not like My Dearest that much, for some of the reasons you mentioned. Not that the drama was bad, it just wasn’t my cup of tea.

Love like the Galaxy is well-balanced, there is a lot more romance and light-hearted parts to balance the heavier ones and the main leads work together most of the time. You will just need a little patience since there are a lot more episodes. Chinese dramas tend to drag things for longer. ^^'

I definitely agree with you. Once a person dies, the wife/husband is free to marry again and it is a personal choice if that person wants to do it or not. There is nothing wrong with remarrying after your spouse dies.

With that said, Perly Star has replied to my previous comments and it seems like she just did not express herself the right away. She meant to say that this drama might not be for people who want the main leads to have only liked each other their entire lives and not people who would be uncomfortable with the fact they have both been previously married.

Seems more like my cup of tea. Although I enjoyed PMR, it had a soap opera kind of vibe, like one of those long daily dramas condensed in 12 episodes. So this one might be more to my taste.

We probably just have different tastes when it comes to dramas. I am also a very picky watcher and have a hard time defining my type of drama because some of the dramas I liked the most have completely different genres, romance, crime, thriller, tragedy, historical, it is all over the place. I would say that what makes me consider a drama good is the plot, the acting, the music, the editting...if all these things are done right I will probably like it.

I have also noticed that my mood influences how I feel about a drama. It has happened before that I dropped a drama because I just wasn’t in the right mood for it. Came across it again a few years later and binge-watched the whole thing. ^^'

My bad. The way you worded it almost sounded like the main leads were unfaithful people. XD
But yeah, some people can only watch dramas where the main leads are each other’s first love or at least first marriage, which is not the case here.

I know you said you are old school but your first point is extreme. I am someone who values faithfulness, who would never forgive infidelity and I am still single because if and when I find someone it is going to be that person and no one else, if for some reason he ended up dying I would probably never marry again.

With that said, technically both main leads are no longer married the moment the spouses died, it has also been quite some time since this happened so it is not like they are being unfaithful.

For a moment I almost thought I was reading the synopsis for Perfect Marriage Revenge. Anyway, usually I do not watch dramas with infidelity, but the concept here is interesting and going back to the past is a pretty convenient way to get rid of a cheating husband. XD