K-Drama enthusiasts are abuzz over the weekend/family drama "The Real Has Come". The show has captured the hearts of many fans, and the excitement is evident on streaming TV networks, forums, and social media platforms. The contractual relationship trope series, which consists of 50 episodes, has proven to be addictive among viewers. The ending of episode 6 left me wanting more, and I can't wait to see the characters unravel before my very eyes.
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The main leads Tae-Kyung and Yeon Doo are texting each other as they're worried. Whether they've realized it or not, they already have a place for each other in their hearts. |
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They are present during their worst and most embarrassing times. |
The drama's most significant selling point is the storyline which focuses on the characters' relationships. I've not invested so much time in a typical Makjang drama, but "The Real Has Come" has got me hooked! While some love the leads, there has been controversial feedback on other characters. The writing has been better but some felt difficult to connect to the characters..jpg "the real has come")
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"The Real Has Come" also has an underlying theme of defying societal norms with its characters' portrayal. I hope Korean shows are going to get over the stigma faced by single mothers and divorcees. They talk about abortion casually, but there's discrimination if someone says she or he is gonna be a single parent. It's 2023, let's get over it already.
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P/S: I think it'd be great if both Yeon Doo’s mom and Jun-ha come to ruin Tae-Kyung and Se-jin’s wedding in the next episode, meaning everyone will know about Sejin and Jun-ha’s past relationship too.
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Overall, "The Real Has Come" ignites excitement among viewers, and the series' storyline and character arcs continue to capture the hearts of its audience. With its surprisingly fast-paced storytelling, the show offers an engaging watching experience that keeps viewers coming back for more. If you haven't watched it yet, I think you can give it a shot.
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| Tae-Kyung confronting Se-jin was satisfying. It’s what she deserves. I love that this 50-episode drama hasn't been dragging so far and hope it remains the same until the end. |
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| This long-awaited scene on the upcoming weekend. |
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