Living Tribunal

In the case of SFL, they are always portrayed as evil, while SML are most of the time portrayed as a walking and talking green flag. So I don't think they are equally balanced. And if old writers were portraying ML as having many wives and pursuers, it doesn't mean that new writers should also do that. I believe "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind."

You are referring to Sushant Singh Rajput, right? We still don't know if he committed suicide due to pressure from big actors snatching movies from him or some other reason. I don't understand why people are being so mysterious about SSR's death. People sympathize with him after his death, yet they didn't even go to watch most of his movies in theaters, except "MS Dhoni: The Untold Story," which, by the way, had more appeal to audiences due to its director, Neeraj Pandey. He struggled to attract audiences to theaters, which is why he wasn't getting good roles in Bollywood. To be honest, Bollywood is a profit-making industry, not one that should engage in charity by giving roles to people not related to them. Btw CBI is still investigating what happened to him. If it's true that he committed suicide due to pressure from Bollywood big shots, then I'm sure they will be punished. However, I don't believe in this theory. Yes, perhaps SSR wasn't getting good movies, but it doesn't mean his roles were being snatched. There are many self-made actors in Bollywood from his generation who are doing well despite being outsiders, like Kartik Aaryan, Rajkumar Rao, Ayushmann Khurrana, etc. These individuals don't have any godfathers, yet they are thriving. So, blaming his suicide on Bollywood without any proof is not acceptable.

You are discussing the SFL in "Marry My Husband." Yes, she wasn't getting good roles and dramas despite having great acting skills, but you can't solely blame the production houses and other wealthy actors. Her past dramas didn't perform well among audiences, failing to generate hype or profit for the makers. Chungmuro is a profit-driven industry and won't provide opportunities solely based on talent or popularity. Take Lee Yi Kyung, the SML in "Marry My Husband," for example. He comes from a Chaebol family and despite his acting skills, he isn't widely recognized among the masses. He hasn't starred in any popular dramas except "Welcome to Waikiki." Audiences themselves are not supporting these actors, so we can't solely blame production houses for their limited roles in dramas.

You said that you liked "Branding in Seongsu," I agree it was good. But just because it has new actors doesn't mean that you can overlook its flaws. The story in the drama was good, but there weren't enough romantic moments between the leads to sell us their romance. Also, what was that about the last-minute breakup thing? Do you expect someone to wait for you just because you have some lingering traumas without any contact? The helpers of the antagonist, mainly Jung Woo and Yoo Mi, didn't even get proper punishments. How did Yoo Mi's heart change all of a sudden? She suddenly becomes chummy with Na Eon just because of a sorry, whereas previously she was trying to ruin her life. The plot wasn't cohesive, and the only saving grace of the drama was the leads, their chemistry, and their hot kisses. So before commenting about how "Queen of Tears" is bad and overhyped, which, by the way, hasn't even properly aired right now, think about the flaws of the drama you are comparing it to.

Kim So Hyun was also a rookie at one point. He proved himself with his script selections and acting, which is why he is the highest-paid actor. He didn't have a chaebol father or connections in the industry, but still, he thrived and proved himself again and again. Supporting new or small actors is not wrong, but if they themselves are not doing good work, then it doesn't mean that you have to support them because of the inherent sympathy you have for them.

You are literally saying that Queen of Tears is overhyped and bad just because it has popular actors. However, here you are contradicting your previous statement . Don't attach money, corporate problems, or small actors not getting a chance to the dramas. They are polar opposites to each other. You should watch dramas for the acting by the actors, the way the story is presented, and how everything comes in full circle.

I think you are the type of person who likes things just because they're cheap rather than something good, even if it's more expensive. You know capitalism is everywhere; every industry has to make a profit, and rich actors are generally more popular among the masses and will bring more money to production houses. Why would they use their money on unpopular actors if they aren't going to give them profit? I think you are probably one of those people who hates nepotism in Bollywood, but if someone close to you strongly referred you for a job or you are probably using your parents' connections, you would probably be fine with it.

So what are your thoughts after completing the series. Do you still think ML is a douchebag.

Yes that's why I am mostly watching her scenes with Ha Neul in 2x or 3x mode.

Actually, she has loose mouth. She doesn't believe Ha Neul when she says anything about her depression. She basically becomes carrier by the writer to pass information which is not hers to tell. Like Jeong Woo didn't take the job after being proved not guilty due Ha Neul but she hears it from someone else and tells it to Ha Neul. Ha Neul then becomes emotional and breaks up with Jeong Woo. Hong Ran also has no emotional sensitivity. In another ep she tells Jeong Woo about what Kyung Min did to Ha Neul which again was not her place to tell. In my opinion, she is the worst friend anyone can have.

It will go into spoiler territory. Do you still want to know?

And the award for worst friend ever goes to................ Hong Ran.

Don't be sure that people will not be getting second lead syndrome with Eun Seong. I have read comments where apparently people are loving that FL has another pursuer on the side because they believe that the Dog killer, psycho Eun Seong is much better than Hyun Woo who is happy about her death.

Yes, she is doing but not in front of him. I know she can't be completely open to him due to past traumas but atleast give him some hints so that he can start coming towards her.
And lastly in the drama, ML's friend was the one to always bring inheritance and will related issues in front of ML. He never said anything by himself about it. So I don't think he has any interest in them.

I also love both and believe that they would have to go through many trials to overcomes their marriage problems. But then I come across these comments, where they are abusing ML without even taking his perspective in account. If you are criticizing one main lead, then criticize the other one also. But I don't know why they are sides in this drama. They should be a supporter of them as a couple and not of one individual lead.

And she needs to respect and trust him. He is loyal and always protective to her.

The OP is just a simp for FL. That's what Hyun woo did to him. He can't accept that, the falling of their marriage is fault of both of them. In his eyes, FL can do no wrong just because she has illness. While ML is totally wrong because he is thinking, he will be free from all his problems if FL dies which by the way is proved wrong in every moment. He always ready to save her from any danger which the OP can't see.

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I think he is talking about Yoon Eun Sung

Watch ep 4 you will get your answers. But be aware that ep 4 is very heavy on agnst.