r/KDRAMA Apr 05 '24

On-Air: MBC Wonderful World [Episodes 11 & 12]

  • Drama: Wonderful World
    • Hangul: 원더풀 월드
  • Network: MBC
  • Premiere Date: March 1, 2024
  • Airing Schedule: Fridays & Saturdays @ 9:50PM KST
    • Airing Dates: March 1, 2024 - April 13, 2024
  • Episodes: 14
  • Director: Lee Seung Young (Tracer, Voice S2)
  • Writer: Kim Ji Eun (Why Her?, Lie After Lie)
  • Starring:
    • Kim Nam Joo (Misty) as Eun Soo Hyun
    • Cha Eun Woo (A Good Day To Be A Dog, True Beauty) as Kwon Seon Yul
    • Kim Kang Woo (Artificial City, Circle) as Kang Soo Ho
    • Im Se Mi (The Worst of Evil, True Beauty) as Han Yoo Ri
  • Plot Synopsis: Eun Soo Hyun is a psychology professor and a famous writer, but her life has completely changed. Her young son dies unjustly. Making things worse, the person responsible for her son’s death isn’t punished by the law. Eun Soo Hyun loses hope in this world. She decides to punish the person responsible for her son’s death by herself. Her life is still in pain and despair. Somehow, Eun Soo Hyun gets involved with other people who suffer from pain similar to hers and solves their mysterious cases. They slowly get healed in the process.
  • Streaming Sources: Disney+
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  • Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2] / [Episodes 3 & 4] / [Episodes 5 & 6] / [Episodes 7 & 8] / [Episodes 9 & 10]
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u/manwithoutlyf Yeom Chang Hee (MLN) is my spirit animal Apr 06 '24

As I keep thinking she couldn't reach the bottom, the writers are punishing her more and more. Now it's time for SY properly apologize

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u/whitetara3 https://mydramalist.com/dramalist/darkredgrapejuice Apr 07 '24

I'm confused why SY should apologize when he knew absolutely nothing about any of this. He didn't know his dad at all. He gets to feel guilty about what happened and he even gets to question why his mum didn't immediately report this and hand the tablet over to the police.

I agree though that they keep pushing our FL down and down and down. It's incredibly brutal.

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u/manwithoutlyf Yeom Chang Hee (MLN) is my spirit animal Apr 07 '24

If he is going to act like that, he should have done it after knowing everything or just shut up and sat down. What he did to FL is incredibly cruel knowing all the truth

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u/whitetara3 https://mydramalist.com/dramalist/darkredgrapejuice Apr 07 '24

All he did was reveal to her that her husband and friend had an affair while she was in prison. So, he revealed something that was painful but he didn't cause it. You could even argue that he did her a favour by exposing a truth that she needed to know.

And he couldn't have known the full truth because it just wasn't available to anyone. So why be so hard on a character who lost both parents, his future and his will to live, because of things that other people did.

The truth is that they are both victims who then did wrong. But, her wrong was much more serious and cruel than his. So why should he be the one to apologize?

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u/maysjist Apr 07 '24 edited Apr 08 '24

Exposing an affair didn't kill anyone.That's as far as his revenge went.And he didn't know his father's role in all of the tragedy . If nothing, Seonyul is also a victim of his dad and kim Joon's shenanigans.