Ajla

Everything about this series is perfect; it is a masterpiece,from the direction, plot, and soundtrack to the acting—everything.

Masterpiece,Nam Joo Hyuk never disappoints as always.

I have watched many zombie movies, all of which were conventional and relied on repetitive concepts; this film, however, is unlike anything I have seen before. It is the first time I have encountered a character who is immune to infection, capable of controlling zombies, and able to communicate with them telepathically. This movie is a masterpiece in every sense of the word.

MDL fans exaggerate everything, as usual.

so handsome.

Very boring.

The worst movie I’ve ever seen; I was misled by the trailer.

I don't know why I always end up arguing with idiots like you.

What do you expect me to say now? I don't want to disappoint you,lol

I’m not wrong—you really are stupid, because you consider anyone who likes the series a misogynistic, you idiot.

If you truly characterize fans of this series as lacking intelligence, then let me tell you: I never expected to encounter someone even more stupid than you. How can you label fans of a show as unintelligent? What does intelligence have to do with liking a particular series? You are just a hater and a zealot—calling fans stupid, you empty-headed fool،I can't believe a Bls fan is calling people stupid—what a repulsive, obsessed.

Do you mean he criticizes this series and describes its fans as having low intelligence?

what does (whc) means?

Please do not spoil the plot twists for those who haven't watched the series yet; the best parts are the shocking endings and the sudden turns in the story.

The obsessed professor had deceived Lee Kang when he was an orphaned child, coaxing him to open up about his inner feelings solely to use them as inspiration for a novel, only to subsequently break his heart and cast him aside. Years later, Lee Kang tracked down the professor's workplace and—by chance—discovered the identity of the woman the professor loved. He then fabricated a web of lies about the famous writer's life to ruin professor's Life; he caused the professor's wife to leave him and cost him his job. Finally, he penned the entire saga into a story, handed it to the professor, and asked, "Will this story inspire you to write a novel now? Here—enjoy it."

That’s true, but at least we want to see characters with good morals, given that our world is full of sick people.

Is it just me, or do the characters in this series completely lack any sense of morality? There is a predatory, envious, and jealous deviant—taken in by a family that trusts and pities him—who spies on the couple and resents their son. Then there is the eccentric, insecure professor, willing to do anything to feed his writing obsession, whose relationship with the protagonist is thoroughly unhealthy. It is the first time I have ever watched a series where the main characters are a bunch of psychopaths.

I will definitely watch it, as long as Park Eun-bin is in it.

It is foolish to meet up so quickly with a young man she is interested in; I feel her father did not raise her the way a girl should be raised—to be strong and intelligent.

Is bullying in Korea has reached such a point—where no one dares to touch the bully because of their family's power, while the poor are treated like trash? I know that dramas about bullying reflect reality, and I have watched more Korean bullying series more than I can even count.