VERY Unpopular K-Drama Opinions

All of this is so true. Queen of tears being a rip off of all good old kdramas and still is considered the best drama of all time, people should reevaluate their taste and liking.

I really like and rewatch Business Proposal. I love the leads chemistry and then the secondary leads get their own love story and twists.

These are not unpopular opinion, but honest neutral opinions.

Agreed with pretty much everything else but not the Lovely Runner's part. Like how are we saying that the KIM HYEYOON's acting is bad?? Like she is an acting genius. Who are these people who said that she showed only three expressions? Whoever did girlie you either didn't watch the show or didn't watch the show. Cuz there's no other way. If someone says they didn't like Lovely Runner,I can understand that it might not be everyone's cup of tea (Though I'm obsessed with it). But if someone says that Kim Hyeyoon's acting was bad,I'm gonna throw hands.

Am I the only one that low key agrees with all of them? tbh most of the people start dramas purely for the cast and i feel like writers release half baked shows with a star studded cast and it becomes extremely successful

kim hyeyoon didn't cry for 10-9 months for y'all to discreat her. fuck this video

Queen of tears was not for me. I thought I was one of the few people that could not get into it. I also think is severely overrated.

Kim hye yoon is the best actress

It's obvious that you can't please everyone. For me, Hy did an amazing job portraying Im Sol in my opinion. Anyone claiming she only has one expression or that her acting is bad is probably not seeing clearly.🤷‍♀️

Many shows earn popularity because of the cast no body these days cares about quality as long as their favourite actor or actress is acting in a show then it's a masterpiece......but I have to agree all the good shows these days are underrated. I find it hard ro watch over hyped shows these days because i fear it might be just another average show smeared with lots of hype and praises.... The formula these days is simple..get a mediocre script and cast it to famous actors and actresses make it a rom com which many kdrama fans crave for apparently and then it will be a master piece sadly

I can actually agree with anything you say in this video but not with lovely runner. Like seriously they have no chemistry are you kidding me. They are one of the couple who has very good chemistry which will remembered for years. And kim Hyeyoon acting is so good like are we watching the same drama. She showed so many emotions no female lead would have shown in any of the kdrama.

In my opinion, it's not that serious... Everyone has different tastes and opinions, and it's ok. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean it's automatically bad. I love most of the dramas mentioned here, but you may hate them, and that's ok..its just the way the world works. Your tastes and opinions are not superior nor inferior to that of others. At the end of the day, it's just a drama, and there is no need to take it too seriously (until there is something absolutely wrong or offensive about it ofc) let people enjoy what they want 🤷🏻‍♀️

Personaly : - "My demon" was watchable but its not a show i'd pick if someone asked me for recommandation. - I couldn't even forced myself to watch the entire first episode of "queen of tears" same for "welcome to salmdari" - Although I really enjoyed "Lovely Runner". I do agree with some the criticism made toward it. KHY's acting was pretty good overall but her shocked expressions were so forced and unatural.

I didn't really like Queen of Tears.. Not for me..

I didn't like either ''My Demon'' or ''The Queen of Tears'' because they have rambling and confusing stories!

I'm a huge fan of Ji Chang wook. But I had to drop samdalri just after two episodes. the problem is that romcoms can't use Wook's acting potential at all. After his phenomenal performance in Worst of evil I just couldn't take samdalri. About queen of tears - I have to say that the drama had potential but it was dragged for long. The incidents seemed to be repeated after a point. I had to drop it too. I didn't even watch my demon so it's not even a question. And since you mentioned King the land, I must say that it's one of the worst dramas I have ever watched. Just joonho and yoona's chemistry saved it all. What wrong with these dramas is the repeated plot. They keep repeating the plots and tropes because people love those. There are good dramas too! One example is backstreet rookie. There's no protagonist with childhood trauma, no forced humor, no excessive incidents. It's just pure romance and comedy. But people didn't like it as much. Why? Because ji Chang Wook's character wasn't a chaebol, kim yoo Jung wasn't an ideal employee, they didn't entertain the enemies to lovers trope rather yoojung chased wook (not the other way round). Home town cha cha cha is another beautiful instance of the same. And if you like time slip romance - a time called you is the best one. Maybe if we change taste - these dramas will change too.

**Spoilers** LR - the first two trips were to prevent his suicide. The last trip was to wipe his memory of her. There’s only one time-line when she tried to catch the killer without Sun-jae. Not as many times as people are thinking. Now put yourself in her shoes - she just made it back from her 2nd jump. She thought they were free and clear because until then, her fear had been him committing suicide. The serial killer wasn’t even on her radar. She reconciled with Sun-jae. A day later he’s murdered. So this is her 3rd attempt to prevent Sun-Jae’s death. As far as she knows, this is her last opportunity. She can’t travel back again. This isn’t like the other two times she went back when she was just a fan. This time it’s the man she loves. So no, she doesn’t want the man whose death she’s still grieving to risk his life. She doesn’t know long she has. There best way to catch him in her mind is to be bait. She knew Sun-jae wouldn’t agree to this and would mess up the plan if he knew, which is exactly what he ended up doing. She was relying on the people who are trained and whose job it is to catch criminals. I understand why he did it, but if Sun-jae hadn’t interfered, the killer would have been caught. But Sun-jae called the cops to protect her and that cop caused the killer to run away. I don’t blame her for trying to leave him out. Someone mentioned her ability to stop time. Remember time unfreezes as soon as stops speaking. She’d have to have a whole list of things to say. The police would be frozen as well, so what would she do while everyone is frozen? She doesn’t have the strength to move him. The best she could do is take the cop’s gun, but it’s not going to fire while everything is frozen. She’d have to stand right in front of him and shoot immediately after unfreezing time. Then she’d risk being overpowered.

Queen of tears is good drama with family values

Queen of Tears...this drama was great potential, amazing, but it was ruined with that stupid love triangle, evil mother and son, taking over the firm, bla, bla....this should be drama about two married people and two families.

Queen of Tears had so much potential but they were too busy fitting in as many tropes as they could with no care about whether it benefits the story and characters. Eunseong’s character was a terrible villain, he wasn’t threatening or sympathetic or the second love interest so his presence felt like a fly that just keeps randomly flying in your face and you gotta swat it away while getting progressively more irritated. But my biggest annoyance was that they didn’t address the miscarriage. They made it the catalyst of the downfall of their relationship, even put a flashback in the final episode to show that Hae In was in fact projecting her blaming herself for it onto Hyun woo, which is such a massive part of her character, and left it at that. It’s such a disservice to both characters’ arcs, she deserved to get the reassurance she needed then and he deserved to show that he understands her pain and tell her outright that she’s not to blame for the bad things that happened to her.