EtoileNoire

"Hyun Bin and Jung Woo‑sung carry the show with their presence, but even they (and production design and camera and music) can’t make up for the lack of narrative depth."

This 1000%. The story was very thin so I dropped it pretty early on. It didn't seem worth the investment in time.

Yes!!! The zombies make out with humans and spread the infection through saliva and semen instead of biting like other zombie flicks. The FL & ML turn into zombies and get married at the end.

I agree. Most of the characters were dumb. I just can't take the stupidity. It was a great take, kind of like a hybrid Walking Dead-The Last of Us hybrid.

Episode 26 was pretty awesome. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

The first third was well-paced & engaging if a bit choppy. It's now just dragging because there isn't enough story for 30-something episodes. Also potential stories have just been kind of forgotten I guess.

I wish this had been called something else, like "Scent of Power" or some such. There are altogether too many Blossoms in CDramaland.

Sir/Madam, that's a spoiler.

Oh dear. I do hope he is well.

The series becomes a bit of a slog after Jiang Taohua goes over the cliff. The plot line with Wuyin wasn't as well-paced as the first one plus the two leads were apart more than together. The two of them working together in part one made it enjoyable.

Besides Jiang Taohua and a few minor characters all the women were either annoyingly childish or "mustache-twirling" villains.

I agree that the series feels choppy. I have to keep rewinding because I feel like I missed a transition, but there actually wasn't one. Someone downthread mentioned the editing. I'm no expert, but that could be it.

The fight scenes were superbly choreographed.

Thank you for your hard work.

Some of these fans are too much. Don't they have lives?

We don't know how long Ye Li was in the shed, but maybe it was enough to quarantine.

Seo Inguk & Park Jihyun are fine, but the script is shite.

I was thinking the same, like the audience for this is tweens and early teens, plus the appallingly bad dub. Ugh.

"Did she have to bury them all?"

That's the first thought that popped into my mind.

Ryan Cheng is great in everything I've seen him in.

Wait, what? That's it? That had to be one of the weirdest endings to a cdrama I've ever seen.