Gone

I'm not up to date yet but just when I thought, "How will they make the story interesting if they are revealing a lot of secrets early on?" This drama goes ahead and brings one twist after another to keep it going. I'm impressed.

Does anyone get a feeling that this would be a good drama? Cause I know I do.

The problem for me is that throughout the entire episode you can tell she is acting rather than being Jung Hee Ju if that make sense. The context didn't need depth but it could have been better. Silently crying would have been more appropriate.

Yes, I've noticed it's less and less noticeable.

When I first watched episode 1, I thought to myself that this would have been a good drama if the writer made this game faulty where people actually dies and the player gets actual hurt by this game... but I reminded myself that this is k-drama lol they would never make such plot. Boi I was WRONG! After they finished that duel, I got the feeling that he was dead cause he didn't move an inch and did they not disappoint! Finally a writer who takes risks! FINALLY!

Ironically, it always the actresses who are in the industry longer who still can't get their act together. Well, opinion do differ so I won't convince you. I just called it the way I see it.

Of course there are actresses who are way worse but my standard is if you acting for 15+ years and you still can't pull up a convincing act then yes, it's below standard. Again, I'm talking about her "acting" not her "character". These are two different things. An actress can act well despite her character suffering from poor writing. I'll watch more to see if Park Shin Hye will prove me wrong later on.

Someone please tell me Park Shin Hye acting improves after episode 1? When he shouted at her, the crying couldn't have been more fake. Like this below k-drama standards.

I’m just here to see which are the top 5 nominations so I can watch them. This list makes it easy to skip the bad dramas.

The only thing stopping Jin Yong Tae character from being the perfect comedic villain is how we didn't get a scene of him babysitting Joon-Joon. What a wasted opportunity.

It's funny how a bunch of housewives caught K, the magician, faster than Terius, a secret agent who spent over 3 years looking for him?

I hate it when I drop a show after I watched 80% of it... I'm very good as disatisfying my completionist side.

I get you! I'm not really 100% against it. It just rare for k-drama to have a ride or die friendship and this drama was just perfect for it.

I started this show on a whim because I wanted to watch a currently airing show that I DIDN'T want to binge watch so I picked Feel Good To Die. I ended up liking it more than I intial thought. I have to say Baek Jin Sang is the best character of 2018. That's what you call a development. They build him up gradually were you can appreciate him.

With that being said, I didn't enjoy that ending that much. It felt like the conclusion happened too quickly. I also feel like this drama didn't need a ending pairing but that's just my thoughts.

One day I'll be a screenwriter for K-drama and save you guys from these recycled plots.

Alright... who went a day without washing their hair raise your hands? No, seriously, when they acted surprised by how she doesn't clean her hair, I thought she went a month without washing it... but it turned out, they were losing their shit over one day.

Can I say the poster already sold me over? It's visually appealing.

I've always wanted a zombie drama... but Joseon + Zombie? Hmm interesting. I wonder how this will turn out.

Or maybe they should change the actor into someone who is actually an "ajusshi"? Cuz if Seo Ji Hoon is an ajusshi then I'm a halmoni.

Can I just say that I like how we get a husband who loves taking care of his kids? A guy who prefers his wife working while he stays at home? How he gossip with all the other housewives? I live for those scenes.