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Good Start, Terrible Ending
The first part of the show definitely reels you in pretty quickly and wastes no time. The story and conflicts were really unpredictable, and thats a good or a bad thing depending on who you ask, but I liked it. After the death of Wu's ma, however, is when it starts to not make sense at all....In my opinion, they should've stopped the show after Wu and Chi reunited after the mother's death and left it there, and yet they kept dragging it on and the new conflicts after made zero sense and felt totally rushed.Tolerable acting, repetitive soundtrack, and a flip-flop story. A good drama to watch when you need a show to pass the time, but not a show to watch if you're looking for something that actually takes itself seriously.
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A Very Gory and Violent Slow-Burn
Sammy's Children's Day is a captivating drama and gory action series—emphasis on "gory". The relationship between the main characters, He Chusan and Xia Liuyi, is definitely a slow burn but is rewarding once you reach the final episode. If 'tsundere' in romance annoy you, than I suggest you skip this one as Xia Liuyi is pretty bratty and avoidant when it comes to his feelings for He Chusan. It isn't too annoying as most of the show is spent on the action rather than the drama/romance, but some scenes involving the main cast will definitely irritate you.Was this review helpful to you?
