I agree. It's not super excitable like Queen's House but it's also not the main leads are always down and dumb like Snow White Revenge. It sits in the middle.
Taking a break from watching MBC dailies. I was so tireeeeeeeed after finishing The First Man. You guys, is this worth the watch? Promising story? acting? script? If yes, I might consider. Help yo boi out haha.
I've only seen like 3 or 4 k-dramas in total where the villains get the ending that they deserve. Also, unpopular…
yes!!! of course the villain has to suffer for a week first before dying a brutal death in the end. i am so sick of jail time and loony bins. kill your villains brutally!
I really wanted to like this drama and for I while I did. I was obsessed with it. Something about a woman taking her twin's identity to exact revenge hits the right spot. But the extension made everything a dumpster fire. It should've ended at 120 episodes.
Now, since they've committed to that extension, what annoys me the most is how they wasted 20 episodes just to make a cliche, boring-ass, ending. Why is Korean media so lenient in punishing their onscreen criminals? These characters made horrible horrible things to the good characters, tortured them for months, only for them to end up in jail or get crazy?
You know what here in the Philippines, villains are punished differently. We had tv series here where the villain had cancer, had her face destroyed in a car accident, and in the end she was dragged by a truck while reminiscing her evil deeds. We also had one where she fell from the bell tower of the church and accidentally got hanged on a noose; we had one where the main villain was burned alive by another villain, or one who fell from the bridge or a building, or she was hit by a car and got disabled and blind in the end, or fell from the balcony and trampled by people running away from the stampede.
WHY WHY WHY ARE THEY NOT THINKING OF THE WORST PUNISHMENTS FOR THESE HORRIBLE CHARACTERS?????
WE LET A SHIT TON OF HORRIBLE THINGS HAPPEN TO THE MAIN CHARACTERS BUT WE TEND TO GIVE THE VILLAIN A BORING-ASS ENDING.
Now, since they've committed to that extension, what annoys me the most is how they wasted 20 episodes just to make a cliche, boring-ass, ending. Why is Korean media so lenient in punishing their onscreen criminals? These characters made horrible horrible things to the good characters, tortured them for months, only for them to end up in jail or get crazy?
You know what here in the Philippines, villains are punished differently. We had tv series here where the villain had cancer, had her face destroyed in a car accident, and in the end she was dragged by a truck while reminiscing her evil deeds. We also had one where she fell from the bell tower of the church and accidentally got hanged on a noose; we had one where the main villain was burned alive by another villain, or one who fell from the bridge or a building, or she was hit by a car and got disabled and blind in the end, or fell from the balcony and trampled by people running away from the stampede.
WHY WHY WHY ARE THEY NOT THINKING OF THE WORST PUNISHMENTS FOR THESE HORRIBLE CHARACTERS?????
WE LET A SHIT TON OF HORRIBLE THINGS HAPPEN TO THE MAIN CHARACTERS BUT WE TEND TO GIVE THE VILLAIN A BORING-ASS ENDING.
Gosh I can't wait for Chloe and Dan Hee to know each other's identity! Maybe next week?