BonnieBlu

No, it's not. Nothing happens for 12 eps, it's more enjoyable in shorts form. Nothing gets resolved.

It's amazing how they created 12 eps of nothing. It's not memorable at all. Se-jin sucks. Hate her. The ending is slipshod. And rushed, I feel robbed.

Shit-stirring characters are the most interesting to watch.

I agree. The Pro Bono team adds nothing. They would have been fired long ago if not for the ML. They are too emotional. There's no balance I knew they'd be annoying from the first case when they called the dog their client. It was cute but it was such a moral indicator that I rolled my eyes.

It was good but the ending was underwhelming. I wasn't a fan of the FL or the pro bono team, they are very unrealistic idealists, out of everyone in the drama they had the most privilege but act like they're the victims. They never had to struggle, their problems were all superficial or just not utilised correctly in the plot. I liked O Jeong In, she was a compelling female character, I would have preferred the ML to be paired up with her. I don't understand why he had to give up his ambitions of being a judge at the end? Like why? He's still part of the judicial system, he can still do good. It makes no sense, does being morally good = no career progression?

You're hallucinating and also a little delulu.

I absolutely love KHS, played by Sung Joon. I didn't like him much in Island, and I was confused about why people were thirsting for him, but I get it now. He is so good in this. One moment, he scares me so much and seems so unstable that I just want to run away, the next, he is so adorable that I can't imagine him being a drug lord. And his smiles just kill me.

I agree, they humanise the demons too much in this drama, it shouldn't be the majority but the minority but its the opposite.

Look if the premise for this drama was different it would've worked better. Like for example intead of them being demons they could've just been employees of the underworld. Because for demons they have alot of humanity. They have alot of humanity as well as a human perception of right and wrong. For me demons, devils and angels are morally absent as in they have a belief and they follow that belief they don't care about brutality or things like that. Morals are fundamentally human, a foundation of whats right and wrong. I still like the drama but its becoming a little preachy.

Where did you watch it?

I'll check it out thanks

I don't understand the line in ep 4 where HDO says he's angry that the person wasn't legally punished with foreboding music in the background, why, like sure they were not legally punished but they were sent to hell which is the ultimate punishment, which everyone goes through. Justina's presence just sped it up so that they don't enjoy the rest of their human lives before descending to hell as they deserve. Because isn't hell in the afterlife, the ultimate judgement?? Make it make sense. Also, I don't mind if Justina gets feelings but I hope they don't make her too human, she is a demon first and foremost, her humanity is mostly a facade anyway.

Damn it

The FL in gangnam beauty figured it out after a couple of episodes, she completely stopped trusting her after the university festival episode. But the FL in gangnam beauty had a reliable friend and although she had low self-esteem due to her childhood, she always managed to pick herself up due to her appreciation of the people supporting her.

Its so cute, they are so cute. Perfect mix of funny and heart wrenching.

Every single episode has someone crying, it was funny to watch. The main couple is cute but the plot is stretched out for no reason. Things happen but nothing actually happens in the plot. I just watched for the romance it was a nice push and pull, plus "we love each other but the world keeps us apart" is such a vibe. Oh, the nang rais are pretty slappable too, but I actually sort of liked Pring, she would qualify as a good and sane person if only the aunt wasn't such a bad influence on her. The general is the only one with a functioning brain in this whole lakorn.

It's unreal how bad the acting is but its a good watch surprisingly since the dialogue and storyline hard carries the lakorn.

So let me get this straight, the main motivation for the FL was that she is casted as an actress in a film (also the summary is such a lie "top actor" yeah right ) but the whole drama ignores that motivation. Here we have the ML crushing her dreams, let's be honest she did not need to stay that extra month he just didn’t want to commute to Bangkok. The side characters especially the mother in law being a mess. Honestly the only likable character for me is the FL mother, she MVPed this mess of a drama. One of the icks I have about countryside dramas is that the FL always have to give up her dreams to suit the ML's countryside lifestyle. For once I want to watch a drama in reverse. The ML moving to the countryside to the big city and working at the FL's family business and getting bullied by everyone while doing so. Initially he wants to go back to the countryside but stays in the city cuz of his love for the FL.
When I read the summary, I thought I wouldn't like it and guess what I'm right. I dislike this immensely. I wasted an hr proving to myself that I know myself very well. Sigh what a waste.

I'm sorry but Kla pls go back to Tubtim I want Prae with Pat/Pete.

I agree it's kind of an ick, he still has their picture as his phone background too. I want to see how the writers are going to wrap everything up in 6 episodes.