Remarriage and Desires Twitter Reactions: Kim Hee-sun Steals the Show

One of the biggest K-dramas of July Remarriage and Desires (블랙의 신부) has captured the viewers’ attention with its revengeful plot filled with twists and turns that are set to keep you hooked till the end. The satirical K-drama had already made waves after the trailer was released, but it has created a storm after fans finally got to see this show that blew away their minds.

With a total of 8 episodes that are around 60 minutes long each, the plot revolves around the Korean upper class which takes marriage and remarriage as a way to move higher in society. However, the desire to find the perfect marriage has hidden secrets behind it, with some wanting power and some playing a game for revenge. The show has portrayed powerful women who are capable of changing the world as they want. Directed by Kim Jeong-min and written by Lee Geun-yeong, the series stars Kim Hee-sun, Lee Hyun-wook, Jung Yoo-jin, Cha Ji-yeon, Park Hoon and other cast members.

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Remarriage and Desires has been receiving immense love and support from fans after its release because of the plot, the performance of the actors, the twists and the chemistry between the characters. Viewers turned to fans who have taken over Twitter to share their feelings for the show as they anticipate a second season after the ending that has left them with an open door. One of the most appreciated performances in the show is that of Kim Hee-sun who portrayed the character in a way that mesmerised the audience. The show is taking its place among the best Kdramas of the month and it definitely deserves a spot on the list.

We have brought to you some of the fans’ reactions from Twitter to show how much this show is loved and it is worth the watch!

Check Out Remarriage and Desires Twitter Reactions

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Remarriage and Desires is streaming on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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