El sinuoso camino del derecho

I have seen some Kdrama that have come out recently that have honestly been very poorly written. They have been so bad that I was horrified and embarrassed for the excellent actors who had to waste their time on those projects. Although, I have only watched two episodes of this drama I was thrilled and overwhelmed. It was well written (so far) the main actors did a excellent job and my hope was restored in my beloved Kdramas that I have come to enjoy.

This the best series for 2025, I have been hoooked since the first epsiode. I love how all characters are making sense and the slow burn is sooo... not to mention the unique and good cases they discuss every episode. It's so frustrating to wait for weekends, so I keep rewatching every episode, enjoy watching everyone.

I love the different aspects of each episode and that I can't predict how events will unfold. Also, they're not dehumanizing the plaintiff and Defendant (except in ep.4 but no spoilers) however, I loved the realistic side of it that the korean law is very f--ked up no way they'd have saved that child by law. When I was reading what ep.5 is about, I thought of skipping it because I thought it'd be boring but turns out to be my favorite ep so far! WOW! In conclusion, hope the series continue being this good and realistic, all I'm worried about right now is just what they're gonna do with the ex-wife story line.

The series is quite excellent. It uses interesting law cases, that often have a twist at the end, while commenting about the human condition. Some of the elements so far had to do with lead actors past and what drove them to do what. Other times it had to do with overall family dynamics,

I found the music and acting to be good. Dubbing and subtitles combine a very good mix try to understand what is said.

By far the best, imo, are the stories. They almost remind me of ancient greek allegories.

I am enjoying this so far. A much better, multi-layered version of the weak US shows that have to fit in the 40min format

Give it a try, I think you all will like it.

Beyond the Bar is a good case-based K-dramas I've watched. From start to finish, the story flows in a way that keeps you hooked. Every case is different, well-written, and keeps a steady pull on the viewer. The chemistry between the hero and heroine feels a little weak at times, but the strong plot and variety of cases make up for it. One drawback is that most of the opposing lawyers aren't very strong, which makes some cases feel less tense than they could have been. Still, for anyone who enjoys smartly written, case-driven dramas, this is definitely worth watching.