A great idea but uneven execution
Honestly, I was very curious about this drama, and I liked the way it tried to explore its central idea and the paradox behind the story. It raises interesting questions and gives you something to think about.
The first few episodes were engaging, with a good pace that immediately caught my attention. However, around Episodes 5–6, the drama started to lose momentum. It became slower, and some scenes felt predictable.
Fortunately, the final episode picked up the pace again and reminded me of what I had enjoyed about the beginning.
I also think that some characters and side stories weren’t really necessary. Around the middle of the series, the drama shifts its focus to other plotlines, giving too much screen time to things that didn’t feel essential to the main story.
The OST was barely memorable, although I wasn’t expecting much from it in the first place.
Overall, I appreciate what this drama was trying to do, and I enjoyed the concept more than the execution. It wasn’t a bad watch, but it never fully kept my interest, which is why my final rating is 7/10.
The first few episodes were engaging, with a good pace that immediately caught my attention. However, around Episodes 5–6, the drama started to lose momentum. It became slower, and some scenes felt predictable.
Fortunately, the final episode picked up the pace again and reminded me of what I had enjoyed about the beginning.
I also think that some characters and side stories weren’t really necessary. Around the middle of the series, the drama shifts its focus to other plotlines, giving too much screen time to things that didn’t feel essential to the main story.
The OST was barely memorable, although I wasn’t expecting much from it in the first place.
Overall, I appreciate what this drama was trying to do, and I enjoyed the concept more than the execution. It wasn’t a bad watch, but it never fully kept my interest, which is why my final rating is 7/10.
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