Hey I'm new here, so can anyone explain why it is 18+?? Is there any sexual content or violence??
Sexual content: yes if we refer to other kdrama, but real: just heads moving up and down. Violence: yes, blood, harsh scenes, but now I remember, some scenes from previous dramas was more violent, without be 19+.
havent started watching this but do you guys have any issues with the series?
It's the kind of drama I don't hate. Just it's boring. Comedy don't really work (kind of black comedy but rendered very flat). Quickly, we don't care about the usual "crime mystery" stuff. Episode 3 is already like a big filler, while the concept is forgotten.
I have it on hold for now. Idk, after ep 3 it does not feel exiting for me. Will see if it gets better, then drop…
Yeah, the episode 3 as some flatness saying "hey guys, if you want to drop, it's now". It streeeeetch until the cliffhanger that is... a line. Like the previous one (non answered by the way).
Also, maybe I was too tired when watching, but... Where is the high-concept? Forgotten? He's supposed to live her feeling...
As no-one mentionned it, I do: --- Director Park Joon Hwa make a amazing job on this drama. This guy have a lot of experience, and I was surprised he did one of my fav: Bring It On, Ghost.
Violence: yes, blood, harsh scenes, but now I remember, some scenes from previous dramas was more violent, without be 19+.
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Comedy don't really work (kind of black comedy but rendered very flat).
Quickly, we don't care about the usual "crime mystery" stuff.
Episode 3 is already like a big filler, while the concept is forgotten.
It was already bad, it was obvious it would getting worse.
Being stupid look like a bigger handicap.
It streeeeetch until the cliffhanger that is... a line.
Like the previous one (non answered by the way).
Also, maybe I was too tired when watching, but...
Where is the high-concept? Forgotten? He's supposed to live her feeling...
--- Director Park Joon Hwa make a amazing job on this drama.
This guy have a lot of experience, and I was surprised he did one of my fav: Bring It On, Ghost.
The one trying to sell the pendentive.
King and Jang Kang swapped bodies 20 years ago.