Law and the City

The drama is too amazing as I am fan of Lee Jong Suk. So it's totally amazing !

Last night watched the 8th episode and to be honest I love the actors, the plots and the twist and yeah the most important one the romance. A romantic romance between Lee Jong Suk and Mun Ga Young is very romantic scene.

Moon ga Young is just not very credible in this role. Deer -caught-in-headlights constant look on her face is a bit annoying in that role. She is not well-cast here playing a cindarela dressed up as a lawyer. Lee Yong Suk is also rather bland here, not his strongest role. The supporting roleas are all more lively.

I appreciate the camaradery and friendship among lawyers and the personal dynamic among them which is, I think, what makes this series interesting to watch. The weakness of this series is how it blends genres, which in itself should not be a problem, but it shifts and looses focus from the court drama to romance.

A series with either Moon Ga Young or Lee Jong Suk, you give it a try.

The start was overall great, gets right to the point and you want to see how the leads get together. The B and C stories were pretty decent as well.

The weakness is there wasn't much of an antagonist and in time things just fell into place.

The love story was good but tailed off just like the overall series. Glad I made the visit, but not really rewatchable except maybe how the love interests get together.

I'm really enjoying this show it's been impressive in so many ways. I'm currently six episodes in, and it's already been an emotional journey. The story blends butterfly-inducing romance with heartfelt slice-of-life moments. At the same time, it doesn't shy away from portraying the harsh realities of life, like toxic workplaces and personal struggles. But what makes it truly special is how it also highlights the quiet joys of everyday life the little things, the simple wins, and the unexpected happiness found in doing your job well. A beautiful balance of realism and warmth.

This K-drama follows a pattern very similar to that of "Hospital Playlist." It's a solid watch due to its strong foundation, which combines routine habits with a touch of nostalgia. Instead of delving deeper into the legal aspects, it provides an entertaining glimpse into the lives of five friends working at a law firm. The chemistry between the leads enhances the storyline and adds more excitement to the series. It's simple and sweet, without dragging on, and it concludes on a very clean note. I just wish it were longer so we could have enjoyed more swoon-worthy scenes with the main characters. Overall, it is definitely worth watching, especially if you loved other series like "Hospital Playlist" and "Resident Playbook." Now that this one is over, I'm hooked on "Beyond the Bar." Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope you have a great day!