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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jian" data-source="post: 9800491" data-attributes="member: 78087">Most Korean dramas do this pretty well because they’re planned as one season stories and the writers are very clear about the premise and the ending. They can be a bit iffy about the middle, especially if the network wants more episodes. Netflix is actually very good at not doing this.Good examples of well-delivered endings include:- Sky Castle: An excellent conclusion for all the characters and their themes. Almost all the main characters have had significant development and a hell of a journey in some cases. Not all happy endings by any means, but all well considered.- The Greatest Love: Perfect ending and a beautiful reversal of the two protagonists’ positions.- Crash Landing on You and Vincenzo are more workmanlike (and the latter is unexpectedly gory) but both great for the main characters.</blockquote>