The character Min Ji, who didn't die from blood loss and didn't freeze to death...
Overall, I enjoyed watching it. I was curious. The production, direction, and acting were very good. The action was incredibly satisfying. The excessive flashbacks were tedious. I would have been okay with one, two, or three, but a flashback in every episode was too much.
As for what I didn't like,
The events involving President Ju, in particular, were structured in a way that didn't align with reality. Instead of apologizing to a man he captured two or three times, it would have been wiser to have him surrender to the law. That would have been more realistic. But the fact that the person was left to his own devices each time, and this malicious character, taking advantage of this, constantly harassed, kidnapped, beaten, and even harmed Kim and her friends and their children, didn't work. This person was a character who didn't change his spots. He showed his bad nature every time. We see this very often in scripted games designed to extend episodes, but we also need to look at the events from a more realistic perspective.
The plot already included comedic elements, essentially laying the groundwork for the mistakes made, and it was strange that these types of state agents would behave this way. It was like trying to fix one thing and breaking another. It lacked seriousness. Of course, inserting these kinds of elements to avoid boring the viewer was a nice touch. However, the dosage needs to be carefully adjusted.
Another point is that after the girl, Ji Min, is kidnapped, injured, and bleeds, she's constantly being taken around, which means she's going to die from blood loss. She's also been put in an ice room, essentially given a death sentence. But strangely, she hasn't died, nor has she deteriorated; she's running around and fighting villains. The fact that she's supposed to freeze to death in -50 degrees, or at least be sick and bedridden, is so alive and well, and doesn't even drink a sip of water until her father rescues her, seems to have been overlooked. She should have been taken to the hospital after hitting her head. She should have been under a doctor's care. The conclusion is that if you had asked a doctor for their opinion, he should have been dead. The script was very poorly written. Some things were completely overlooked and I found it lacking in seriousness. I didn't like these things. And there were many similar things, but even this much, in my opinion, cast a shadow on the series. That's why I lowered my rating. However, since I enjoyed watching it, I would recommend it to those who want to watch it. Especially recommended for action lovers.
As for what I didn't like,
The events involving President Ju, in particular, were structured in a way that didn't align with reality. Instead of apologizing to a man he captured two or three times, it would have been wiser to have him surrender to the law. That would have been more realistic. But the fact that the person was left to his own devices each time, and this malicious character, taking advantage of this, constantly harassed, kidnapped, beaten, and even harmed Kim and her friends and their children, didn't work. This person was a character who didn't change his spots. He showed his bad nature every time. We see this very often in scripted games designed to extend episodes, but we also need to look at the events from a more realistic perspective.
The plot already included comedic elements, essentially laying the groundwork for the mistakes made, and it was strange that these types of state agents would behave this way. It was like trying to fix one thing and breaking another. It lacked seriousness. Of course, inserting these kinds of elements to avoid boring the viewer was a nice touch. However, the dosage needs to be carefully adjusted.
Another point is that after the girl, Ji Min, is kidnapped, injured, and bleeds, she's constantly being taken around, which means she's going to die from blood loss. She's also been put in an ice room, essentially given a death sentence. But strangely, she hasn't died, nor has she deteriorated; she's running around and fighting villains. The fact that she's supposed to freeze to death in -50 degrees, or at least be sick and bedridden, is so alive and well, and doesn't even drink a sip of water until her father rescues her, seems to have been overlooked. She should have been taken to the hospital after hitting her head. She should have been under a doctor's care. The conclusion is that if you had asked a doctor for their opinion, he should have been dead. The script was very poorly written. Some things were completely overlooked and I found it lacking in seriousness. I didn't like these things. And there were many similar things, but even this much, in my opinion, cast a shadow on the series. That's why I lowered my rating. However, since I enjoyed watching it, I would recommend it to those who want to watch it. Especially recommended for action lovers.
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