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It's an exasperatingly frustrating ride but it's the type of drama that keeps you captivating solely on how terrible it is (in a moral way). I've seen all the episodes and I can tell you the 17 hours went by very fast. It's the type of drama that makes you incredibly mad, but the anger keeps you watching it.

It's not a makjang. Makjangs are daily/weekend airing soap operas that go on for ~100 (or more) eps. But it has similar elements as Makjangs. Although nowadays people misuse the term a lot. But in Korean contexts, they never refer to dramas that are 16-20 episodes as "makjang" no matter how exaggerated they are.

I take it back. Oh Yoon Hee is just as despicable as every other character sans Seol-A, Suryeon, and Logan.

As I grow older, I grow more impatient it seems xD

AiB is in my Netflix watchlist as well. I was thinking of watching it soon.

IK. But nowadays, I prefer mystery dramas to be like 6-8 episode long at most (like HBO shows) lol

Yes. You know the manga/anime series Bleach? It's similar to how the Zanpakuto works in that.

Top 2 BLs of the 2020 without doubt definitely.

No. It's Mystery heavy. Romance is minimal and barely existent.

How is a fantasised unrealistic households supposed to be helpful to us queers?It's all unicorn poop and rainbow when in reality it's not.

Watch Like in the Movies. It's SO much better than ANY Thai BLs. Due to its stressing the importance of consent.

Definitely see it too. At times it reminded me of P5.

It's better. Bleach is a farce. Esp the final arc with Sternritter. The only good thing about Bleach was the Arrancar arc and even then the show was hilarious. Aizen going "I caused y'all to gain powers" to Yhwach going "I plotted everything from you turning into Soul Reaper to Aizen's rise" dialogues were the highlight of how funny that series was.

No. For one, it'd be illegal. Somun's a high school student, possibly 16-17. Hana's a full fledged adult, possibly 20+. Secondly, it's an OCN action drama, they rarely have romance.

What? How do you watch dramas if you're not into fiction? They're all fiction.

Probably yes. The reason he got possessed was he had the intent to kill in the first place. So he was messed up in the head before the spirit possessed him.

There are more ways than that to make S2 happen though. They could introduce new antagonists as well and diverge from the webtoon (I've not read the webtoon,so IDK how it goes) by consulting the webtoon artist.

Same. I finished it and couldn't find myself to care about any character or the writing. The performances were good. Everything else felt flat. The writing felt very eh, the gore was eh too. I expected so much more.

I hope we'll see Ian in more shows. He's a hidden gem! So charismatic really.

Just ignore that moron. He has posted that same shit like 3-4 times already. Obviously a no lifer.

A really good laidback show. It's in the same veins as Into the Ring, Diary of a Prosecutor etc. Very nice chemistry between the ensemble, smart, sophisticated writing and lots of repartee. Just my kind of show.