Here is my prediction: he is going to learn about the real meaning of life while farming together with her, he is also going to heal from his depression through meaningful relationships and when they secretly start dating all the local villagers are going to be all in their business. In the end he either builds a super cool space and they are going to live there together, or he goes back to Korea while they have a long distance relationship but in the last scene he comes back and proposes to her!
What a great show, I loved the casting choices! I enjoyed the half thriller half romance format, I am emotionally…
The premise is a bit cooky. It is silly to introduce a new villain in the last 2 episodes without any buildup to it. And who funds these assassinations? How does this company work, do they also have regular hitman jobs to keep the lights on or just the morally unquestionable noble ones? We'll never know, it's not that kind of show, and even though I proudly identify as a nitpicky hater who always points out these things I wasn't that bothered by the lack of an explanation, I still loved that show and I cried during the tearjerker scenes and I am glad this show has a happy ending.
p.s. I am glad they didn't explicitly make short hair girl and the hikikomori guy a couple, because she is definitely a lesbian. And if you think that she is straight, because you are also like her, congrats, you're a closeted lesbian too!
What a great show, I loved the casting choices! I enjoyed the half thriller half romance format, I am emotionally invested in these characters. I am going to recommend this k-drama every chance I get.
Surpried the rating is so high, this show is not that good, it's very mid... The pacing is weird and the mysterious…
Also, I feel like nobody has learned any lessons about whistleblowing in this show? The inciting incident in 97 was covered up, and a lot of characters made a big deal about revealing the truth, lots of people died for it, but it doesn't seem like the truth about the incident from the last episode has been revealed? Like there is a scene of a news anchor saying nobody knows where the congressman is, does that mean the military kept all of that to themselves? Krystal says there was an investigation, but I feel like them downplaying this part undermines the whistleblowing subplot... Or maybe this is just weird editing....
Surpried the rating is so high, this show is not that good, it's very mid... The pacing is weird and the mysterious thing lurking in the DMZ is kinda anticlimactic and a lot of things that were shown were actually not relevant to the plot. If you really like military genre about North Korea then I guess yeah you could watch it, but don't expect a masterpiece. Go watch the movie Escape or 6/45 instead.
I'm on the second episode rn, and I'm so confused about how no one is suspecting the FL. In the first episode,…
It's a pretty big jump from " a woman I know went back to work after maternity leave" to "i bet she is the famous serial killer" when there are no other indications that point to her... It's not that weird of a coincidence
Jesus Christ, Yeon Sang Ho made 3 movies this year and cowrote a tv show and he is already working on the next project? When does this man sleep?! (I am not complaining)
They watched Weak Hero and said "Ok, but what if we make a k-drama with a similar plot, but in this one teachers actually care about students beating each other up all the time".
I love the idea of this show, the description sounds amazing: a noir thriller about flawed morally grey characters, it even has a sapphic scene with Nana, and yet watching it is soooooo boring, not even the queerbait could convince me to finish it. I don't even know what's wrong with that show, its just such a chore to watch, I do not recommend it...
p.s. I am glad they didn't explicitly make short hair girl and the hikikomori guy a couple, because she is definitely a lesbian. And if you think that she is straight, because you are also like her, congrats, you're a closeted lesbian too!