Yet, frustratingly, the second season never delivers satisfying closure to any of the questions you may have and instead piles on dilemma after dilemma that don’t serve any real purpose other than pissing you off. There are many problems to be resolved, particularly the one where the relationship between the two main characters remains very ambiguous. It’s important to compare this sequel with its predecessor because it is a direct continuation from where MDDNKM left off.
And then there are cliches like in this one, which will have you laughing psychotically as you sharpen your metaphorical knives and prepare to hunt down the people who turned the plot into absolute - for lack of a better word - horseshit. There are cliches like in the prequel, which the writers delivered as cute and gave you some giggles. This sequel, though, was absolutely terrible in comparison. Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me sits somewhat high on my rom-com list despite being littered with Asian drama tropes (my favorite of which has to be "cohabiting rich guy and poor girl who refuses to take his crap but sometimes takes his crap anyway because dramaland"). If you’re here and considering watching this, I’ll assume that you at least somewhat enjoyed the show to which this is a sequel. This review may contain spoilers It’s been a solid period of time since I decided to allow this confused mess of a drama sink into my nerves, and seeing how the reviews are scarce in number, I thought I’d give potential viewers a rather large piece of my mind.
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