We are headed towards the end of Wonderful World and the drama is really good with substance, storyline and acting. Queen NamJoo is amazing as a mother returning back to her life after prison and finding those around her are not as she thought they were. Cha Eunwoo also acted very well as Kwon Seonyul, a patient, mastermind that eventually loses both parents, & is everywhere finding pieces of the puzzle to find his justice. The storyline intertwined these 2 strong characters together weaving a story that although they are both hurting, they are also there to help each other find the real villain of the story.

It was very heartbreaking that we find that Seonyul lost his mother and was devastated because he lost his only family member that was alive. The same hurt is also experienced as Soohyun lost the only son she had and now we find out what actually happened. Can't wait for these two to find the evidence and put Kim Jun through the hell he caused for them.

Not sure what Suho had in mind when he decided to work with Kim Jun, maybe he has decided to go all the way and work with Jun,like Seonyul did, to expose his flaws. He has gathered quite enough evidence and this could contribute to the downfall of Kim Jun in the last 2 episodes. He probably needs his detective friend, Han Sang, to help in the end.

Can someone get Joon some well-deserved prison garbs. I'm sure its up for grabs.

‘Wonderful World, for the victims standing in a world that moves on as if nothing happened’ — by Jung Deok-hyun, pop culture critic

This article refers to how the drama ‘WonderfulWorld’ delves into the profound anger & despair of victims who feel forgotten in a world that moves on after tragedy.
Soohyun (played by Kim Namjoo) & Seonyul (played by CHAEUNWOO), both having lost loved ones, are consumed by rage at the disparity between their suffering & the perpetrator's freedom.
The narrative challenges simplistic notions of good versus evil by portraying the victims as both seeking revenge & experiencing profound empathy for each other's pain. It highlights the flaws in a system that allows perpetrators to evade justice & victims to become ensnared in a cycle of vengeance.
Ultimately, the drama underscores the need for a just society where crimes are punished & victims find closure, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging & addressing ongoing injustices.

Full article: 🔗naver.me/FPB0s6LI

This drama Wonderful World is really good. As you watch ep 1 you want to dig deeper into each episode, you can't stop watching it as it's part of your daily routine. The revenge of this two characters now Focus on the perpetrators. I just want to see justice being serve to this perpetrators

Tô assistindo wonderful e arrasada tô segurando as lágrimas e falhando miseravelmente 😭😭😭, tô sentido a dor da Soohyun e do Kwon Seonyul do outro lado da tela

The writing is quite frustrating. There is no surprise at all, so we have to watch characters reacting on a loud music about things we already knew...

So now, they know the truth, it will be nice they start acting the 3 together to take down the villain.

These were the 2 episodes I liked the most so far. I especially liked episode 11. It was calm, without the hysterical narration that I felt in many earlier episodes. Even music seems to be less cheap for me. I think that the reason why I perceived the episode this way was the fact that this episode (11) focused on two main characters. There weren't many scenes with other characters, and the script bit into the emotions of two characters. I especially liked how the character of a young man in mourning was portrayed. By the way, the acting was good in these episodes. A lot of people always complain about this actor's acting, but in this drama he shows that he has done his acting lessons and you can watch him without wondering why he was chosen for the role. He is suitable for this role.

This is one of the two dramas I am currently watching together with Queen of Tears.

Some things may be a bit predictable but I am enjoying it. The end of episode 12 still shocked me although I was expecting it. It was brutal.

I am looking forward to how the loose ends will be tied in the last 2 episodes.

Kim Nam Joo is excellent here just like in Misty. Pleasantly surprised that Cha Eun Woo is doing great as well. They have amazing on screen chemistry.

Show is definitely gearing up for all hell to break loose in the final two episodes! Despite some obvious flaws I am still finding it compelling, some of the emotional scenes are still a smidgen overwrought however there are unexpected surprises, some welcome some not so much. The death of Gun-Woo and the circumstances leading up to it were much more horrific than I had supposed. I liked that Tae-Ho knows why he was approached by Soo-Jin so we won't be going down that path but I suspect they are not yet done. The altercation between Soo-Ho and Han-Sang was most likely staged to put Joon off the scent. Not overly thrilled with the development of Soo-Hyun's mother's onset of dementia (I presume) ...is it really necessary to add another significant plot line this late in the series? We'll see. Lastly and I hope that I'm wrong but I have a feeling that one of our favourites (ahem Seon-Yul) may not make it to the end of our tale....let's hope that I am spectacularly wrong. Thank you @solistice for your recap and looking forward to reading your final thoughts.

I just wonder where Gunwoo's dog is?
What was he doing at the time of the accident?

I hope that Suho's friend who threw flour on him was just an act so that the others can see and Kim Joon can be convinced that Suho is really on his side. And I also hope that all three of them will join hands in order to bring Kim Joon to justice.
Maybe it's too much to hope that Seon-yul will become a kind of son for Grandma, who had always been extra nice to him.
And finally the tablet re-emerged! I was thinking that it might contain some secrets, but the recording of the accident and subsequent murder was heartbreaking!

The ending twist in ep 12 was brilliantly delivered. Soohyun listening to the audio recording of her son's murder ,not the accident we had been led to believe it was. That was unforeseen despite all our guesses. It was heartbreaking and emotionally moving, and the impact of the thud as you hear it without seeing it had us shuddering.Great use of an audio narrative in a film media. Ep 11 was also hauntingly beautiful in capturing Seonyul's sorrow and conflicted feelings in his father's role regarding Gunwoo's death.Cha eunwoo did such a fine job in portraying Seonyul's grief .Its not the tropes which are common ,but it's the way they are presented and the acting that makes a wonderful world so good.