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Fair enough, but they've stepped their game up... definitelyyyy agree that tvN, jtbc, and SBS (especially SBS) had nicer sets!

Choi Myung-Gil killed it in this drama, so go for it! That trope can go really well if done right... 👀

Don't know about the grandmother, but I highly doubt the others will survive too.

A Graceful Liar had a pretty good budget (the directing was really good!), same with Queen's House! But JSH's last KBS2 daily drama (Two Mothers) was kinda low budget since the channel was just getting started with daily dramas 😭

That teaser poster is SO good, OMG

It's true! 😂

Just rushing to the end, at this point. I thought I'd like this way more but it ended up being really disappointing... 6/10 for me.

That fall at the end of episode 96 was either terrible acting or just genuinely confusing 😭 what even was that?!

Hopefully he survives in this drama lol

First teaser is out! IT'S ABOUT TO GET WICKED!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

https://youtu.be/3uelCZWHnro?si=OC6EBK0VLGQ6dqDv

I don't like Ji-Seok, but the main villain is pretty good to watch. Liked Yoon So-Yi's acting here too. WAY too filler for my liking though. I don't care about the mentally disabled uncle and his love story, most of the romance, the comedy, the main villain's mom... get them the hell off my screen! 😂

Idk if you watched this, but I LOVED Hee-Kyung! Didn't care much for Gemma, tbh (maybe I just don't like the actress 😭)

I recommend it! It was a pretty good drama! Ooooh, don't remind me of Temptation of Wife 😭 Eun-Jae went through TOO MUCH for me!!!!

The acting was so good, and that ending??? So touching! 😭 Also 10/10 for me, even if I disagreed with some parts of the drama's message on suicide.

Yay! I think Seo-Hee was an anti-heroine in Witch's Game (I still need to finish this lol), but she played against type here. I remember the first time I saw her in Two Mothers, she went through HELL 😭 I love villain protagonists though, so this should be fun for meeee

You know what, true. He was way more interesting as a villain lmao

Definitely lol

She's the villain, specifically the villain protagonist. Kinda like how Secrets and Lies, Dear X, Made In Korea (HIGHLY recommend, btw!), Flames of Desire, Snow White's Revenge, First Lady, and Anna all had villain protagonists. Simply put, the protagonist/FL is the villain and the one leading the drama. Think of Death Note, where Light Yagami was the villain AND protagonist. It's Jang Seo-Hee's first villain role and I'm very excited!

I have a list of dramas with villainous female leads here:
https://mydramalist.com/list/4PXkBpj4

And one with villain protagonists, regardless of gender! (Mild spoilers for a few of these dramas.)
https://mydramalist.com/list/19BNRODL

Ji-Seok is DEFINITELY Julia's long-lost son!

He played the ML in A Graceful Liar. Pretty good daily drama in my opinion, but not perfect (obviously.)