This is one of the best and well made thai dramas that I've seen in awhile. The leads feel like real people, the story makes sense for the most part, there isn't nonsensical drama, and the male lead is sweet and adorable.
For the first 6 episodes, this was a solid 8/10. The leads have amazing chemistry. They have that companionship/warm friendship/just happy to be near you plus great tension as well. The episode where they're at the lake is amazing. They way they look at each other with so much warmth in their eyes and ahhh that hug. The leads were absolutely amazing together and it could've been so much better if they were allowed to develop that more. After episode 7, it goes downhill to more like a 6.5 or a 7.
Overall, I definitely recommend because the leads are amazing. The plot is good and bad, but pleaseee watch for the leads.
Devil Beside You was my absolute favorite series in middle school. It was such a weird show, but it's genuinely still really fun and they're chemistry was great. I re watched it last year and it still held up. It's fun even as an adult lol.
This is probably the least good season of "falling in love like a romantic drama" that I've seen. I've only watched the first three seasons and dropped this one on ep 7. There's no chemistry, charisma, barely any good acting (besides Riko) or good plot lines for the episodes they act out. The other seasons don't have as much context with the kiss scenes, but I think that works in their favor. They make us try to care about characters with backstories that we barely know about and then give us lackluster kiss scenes with zero chemistry...
Also I will never quit talking about how good Taeju is (previous season). He would've been perfect for this spinoff since he's korean.
The leads fit quite well together and seem to have great chemistry, but the pacing is a bit slow. There's not a set plot moving the show forward, so there's not a lot of anticipation for what's coming next. I'm dropping on ep 6 because there's just not enough to keep me interested.
A love story for simplicity. Just as there's beauty in chaos, there's beauty in the slow and quiet.
This series is for someone that wants a break from busy and fast paced things. It's about learning to live rather than survive. If you're someone that enjoys japanese slice of life, you'll enjoy this series.
Yes, the mystery and thriller part is a bit odd, but the show truly is amazing.
It's really interesting that by the end of the series, you're oddly wanting the villian or antagonist to win rather…
I think it's interesting that in the end, it's all a matter of what choices you make. GC consistently said that he wanted to change, but didn't act on it. JM continued to give him outs and choice, his wife did too, and in the end because he came back instead of running away, he died. He relied on others and wanted to believe and trust in others so much that it led to his ruin and his ultimate decision to try to take his own life.
I think that the ending was good and made sense with the characters, but it would have been nice to see GC at least get some sense of peace. Like JM saying he let him go because he saw him as a friend. But I get the it... it was his own faults that led him to be betrayed and all alone in the end.
It's really interesting that by the end of the series, you're oddly wanting the villian or antagonist to win rather than the cop? Our hero begins to turn and become more and more twisted while our villain shows his loyalty and desire to provide for his workers and later become a better person.
It's weird how oddly boring and slow paced this feels. You can tell that it's really high budget, but at the same time the quality doesn't seem to reflect it's high budget. A fantasy romance should be exciting, but instead it falls flat. I'm only on ep 3, but I'm bored. I'm skipping all scenes where the two leads aren't together because nothing feels important or interesting.
The drama has tons of filler and not much plot. It would've been better as a 16 ep 30 min long series.
The leads were amazing together and their character development, communication, mutual affections, chemistry, etc were all top notch. The leads were worth the extra effort of skipping essentially all side characters and the business/movie storylines.
If you don't mind lots of skipping, watch this for a really well developed romance with great chemistry.
She heard footsteps, but whose? Does anyone have any theories?
I think it's open to where we can guess who was there. You could guess it was the cops finally finding her, her husband, her friends, or YMJ. I think I'd like to imagine that it was her friends or YMJ and they all continue on the run together.
I enjoyed watching this drama, but I just was disappointed again, with the open-ended ending. It would have been…
There were footsteps behind her at the end. I think it's open to where we can guess who was there. You could guess it was the cops finally finding her, her husband, her friends, or YMJ. I think I'd like to imagine that it was her friends or YMJ and they all continue on the run together.
Does anyone know who the fight choreographer and stage combat director was?
This show has some of the best fight scenes that I've seen. Each character has their own individual fighting styles and the whole screenplay of each fight is so detailed, yet realistically raw. I love it!
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Overall, I definitely recommend because the leads are amazing. The plot is good and bad, but pleaseee watch for the leads.
Also I will never quit talking about how good Taeju is (previous season). He would've been perfect for this spinoff since he's korean.
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This series is for someone that wants a break from busy and fast paced things. It's about learning to live rather than survive. If you're someone that enjoys japanese slice of life, you'll enjoy this series.
Yes, the mystery and thriller part is a bit odd, but the show truly is amazing.
I think that the ending was good and made sense with the characters, but it would have been nice to see GC at least get some sense of peace. Like JM saying he let him go because he saw him as a friend. But I get the it... it was his own faults that led him to be betrayed and all alone in the end.
The leads were amazing together and their character development, communication, mutual affections, chemistry, etc were all top notch. The leads were worth the extra effort of skipping essentially all side characters and the business/movie storylines.
If you don't mind lots of skipping, watch this for a really well developed romance with great chemistry.
This show has some of the best fight scenes that I've seen. Each character has their own individual fighting styles and the whole screenplay of each fight is so detailed, yet realistically raw. I love it!