Bruno

Review of episode 2: Our ghost continues to shine, I'm still impressed by the visuals and setting of the drama. I love the white battle visuals of the general's army. I'm loving that the two have their own stories and developments, and I can already feel that they're going to have chemistry. Again, the director and the editing of the drama deserve praise, and the sound and OST are also spot on.

So far the episodes have been wonderful, looking forward to the next ones!

I was surprised by the first episode; the scenery is refreshing to see, the CGI and effects are well-done, you can tell it's an expensive drama. Dilraba and Arthur are great in their roles, and I confess they might have very good chemistry; the way they exchange glances at certain moments shows they'll have chemistry. The OSTs are spot on, and the drama's editing is also good.I also like how the drama was introduced; both the female and male protagonists have storylines to explore, and their stories connect. The secondary characters that appear in this first episode are also good, and lastly, I liked how the story was introduced without a lot of dialogue all at once, so as not to confuse those who have never seen this genre.A good first episode.