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"Pyramid Game" is a concise series, spanning just 12 episodes, with a plot centered around bullying. The casting is notably effective, as the actors deliver convincing performances. This drama is a suitable choice if you're looking to pass some time. The depiction of bullying is strikingly realistic, although the game element is fictional. Yet, it cleverly illustrates societal dynamics-how the rich gain more power and continue to thrive, while the poor remain oppressed and stuck at the bottom of the pyramid.

Overall, it's a worthwhile watch. If you have some spare time, it's definitely engaging; however, if your time is limited, there might be other priorities for your viewing list.

From the very first episode of "Queen of Tears," it was evident that this drama boasted a substantial budget, thanks to its cast of A-list actors, including the highly paid Kim Soo Hyun. The early episodes immediately captivated me, leaving me eagerly anticipating the next episode. However, as the series progressed, the storyline became somewhat predictable, which is understandable given its familiar themes. Initially, it presented itself as a pure romantic comedy, but then it introduced a thriller twist-a common element in K-dramas, though I wish they had stuck to purely romantic comedy without venturing into darker themes like murder.

The final episodes felt rushed, as there were numerous unresolved plot points from earlier episodes that deserved more attention. Despite these criticisms(?), "Queen of Tears" was undoubtedly a successful drama, largely carried by its stellar cast. Without these talented actors, I doubt the show would have achieved such popularity. They truly carried the series to its acclaim.

"Boyhood" is a hidden gem that deserves more recognition. The cast, especially IM SI WAN, delivers exceptional performances, and the story captivates with its consistently engaging plot, effortlessly weaving together moments of joy, pain, and self-discovery. The vintage or retro setting adds to its charm, and the ending authentically portrays the behaviors of boys at that age. Each episode is a compelling chapter in the lives of these boys, filled with humor, drama, and moments of profound insight. Overall, "Boyhood" is a must-watch and earns a spot on any top KDrama recommendation list. This series is a true gem that deserves to be cherished and celebrated..........,