Gone

Literally stepped the game with that fight.

On ep 32, that fight scene between Jiumin and umbrella girl have to be my favorite. It was mesmerising to look at.

I would suggest to watch the drama then read the novel. I'm sorry but the novel fans been popping a vein every two episodes and being way too miserable during my experience watching this. Like I'm sorry that my opinion doesn't fit the novel standards but I didn't read the novel so like let me express my feelings without causing controversial because it doesn't fit the novel. If you insist to read the novel first, please don't hold us at gunpoint 😭 thank you for your time

Male lead got the prettiest smile I've seen in dramaland.

I don't even know where to begin but I'm going to need you to focus on the, "I didn't watch this drama yet." And ask yourself why you felt so defensive to respond because this ain't it. You have no right to tell a user who SEEN the show what they can and can't commment when YOU haven't seen it. Thank you for your time. Hope you have a good one.

There is no other word to describe how I feel about this drama than boring. How do you start a drama with a brutal bullying and SA scenes but waterdown the revenge? It feels like they tried really hard to do penthouse level of villain but their dialogues were really bad and it felt like the writers didn't know how to write good villains so they resulted in just writing whatever curse word that came to their mind and made that their personality. The villain had no other personality than being bullies and overall, awful people. I like the female lead and her setup but the execution felt very very flat. It's disappointing to see. So I guess I'll give this 4 or 5 out of 10 for being an okay show. Anyway, this is my opinion before anyone start to jump me for not liking it.

I thought about the shelter too but I figured they won't know which one their parents are at and if Part 1 taught us anything , the spheres like to go where there are many people at which is why, their detector showed so many in seoul but they are not smart. Honestly though, I rather see them dig for information online or go back to the base to steal information about their parent's shelter then just go "home" where nothing is there except sphere. At least, I can accept they would rather stay in shelter and not fight as their motive than whatever we just got.

Watching Ashes of Love to pass time. I never completed that show and never cared much about second lead but I'm going in with a different mindset now 🤣 Going in all like, "Leave the SL aone. Why you trying bring division towards the brothers?"

I'll be here next Sunday so I can marathon 5 episodes and also be here for the last 5 episode discussion.

I'm only in episode 3 but this show is straight up trash. I usually don't use this word when commenting under a drama but I really feel like I'm getting brain damage watching this. I'm going to start with how most of the students are dislikeable. I feel like just liking 3-4 is a miracle. It's hard to believe that 18-19 year olds are this naive with imagination beyond the realms of earth. The amount of senseless whining and crying over shit that don't even matter is annoying me. Their self awareness is of a bloody ant! There are aliens in each park and people were evacuated but somehow, the exam being cancelled is giving them the biggest meltdown. I understand it's probably because the exam is their symbol of a functioning society and their hope that things could go back to normal. I get it but what I don't get is how they are behaving like the aliens will vanish if they cried hard enough for it.

"I want to go home!" Explain to me where the fk is home? Explain to me what you expect to find there? The worst part? They are upset when there are people who don't want to go back "home aka where aliens are still there". How about the people who want to go home, goes there by themselves? I don't understand why the sane ones want to risk themselves to keep the group safe. God. What an awful show.

In the end, it still followed that angle but I get what you mean. I, genuinely do not mind the angle she took but I would prefer it more if she was thinking more villianous too without the doubts that she is a good person and that she helps every good people kind of thing.

Yes, and tbh, it doesn't affect the rating much. The rating is based on how many people rated it similarly and final rating is usually the middle ground between the most rating.

Thank you very much ❤

😂 I think I'm one of the few here who rates shows below 6 but that also means my 8s are series I do find enjoyable or appealing.

This made me laugh way harder than it should have 🤣

I never read the novel but if you know where I can read, I would very much appreciate it

The writing been a bit shaky so your worry is understandable 😅 we have two weeks to find out if they did a good or a bad job.

I'm watching in dramacool but thanks for letting me know where to watch.

Thank you ❤

I'm waiting for the Immortal arc to do us some justice and get more indepth look on Li Susu's character.

I do like the choice she made to save him but it also felt like, she had no choice because she failed the first time. I feel like it would have translated better for me if she had the option to kill him using the soul slayer but was in a pickle because she wished to save him so she found the alternative option from her internal conflict and dilemma rather than she found out she could use her divine essence after she failed to kill him.