Kazuha77

I'm surprised by the ratings as this series was a really good watch! The first episode didn't really grasp my attention at first as I don't really like series filmed as documentaries but from episode 2, the series became really interesting and poignant. It is not a love story (which may explains the ratings), but it is an every day life's story that can resonates with everyone.
I really recommend this series, it's a good watch, but don't expect a love story.

Repetitive, that's exactly that!
I don't know if it was made to be unpredictable but they tried to make us doubt who was going to be ordained in the first episode, for sure.
I understand the message of the series but it didn't resonate with me, which is a shame because I was really impatient to watch it when I first saw the trailer.
I will just say that this series is not for me :)

Probably an unpopular opinion but, even though I liked the series, I found it long and boring sometimes. The themes are really good and interesting and I can't deny the beautiful cinematography (this is Aof that we are talking about), but some dialogues felt a bit boring (they were talking just to talk) and the story as a whole didn't impact me as much as it should have. Also, the end was very predictable (I knew who was going to be ordained from the first episode).
Just my opinion of course, and I'm probably alone on this one.

Sorry but not sorry, this series is not good. I mean, it could've been good if Chu Tae Jeong's character was not that dumb! The guy is supposedly a police officer but he has the IQ of an oyster (and that's an insult for oysters) and doesn't know how to hold a gun. The series would've probably been much better if he was cunning and used Seo Yi Do to his advantage.
Also, the romance was too cliché for me and not believable.

I remember exactly the same thing!! So I was really bothered by the whole scene in episode 11, especially them being disappointed by Tim's scamming affairs. Like... this is YOUR debt, not his.

Ok, so... After Dare You to Death, Only Friends: Dream On and Girl Rules, this is the fourth series that hasn't been put on YouTube... I'm done with GMMTV, they lost a fan.

It actually depends on the host but the job in itself is not prostitution. Also, in the series, they clearly insisted on the fact that Dean never had s*x with his clients.

It's weird that they would soften it up for the fans when they've done worse than that. It would've been understable that Dean felt ashamed about the video if it was s*x work but, here, I was like "Why are they reacted like that?"... So yeah, all of their reactions felt weird for just seeing Dean drink with old men.

I'll be honest: I was really looking forward to the series but I'm enjoying it less and less. I absolutely love EarthMix (they're one of my top three favourite ships), but I don't enjoy seeing them as a couple in this series. Dean is annoying af and Jack is no better. Also, is it really shameful to be a host? Because I don't understand why people reacted as if Dean did something awful. Being a host is not having s*x with the clients, it's just to entertain them. It's not the best job but it's not shameful. Anyway, I'm on the side of Raffy on this one. At least, he is entertaining to watch.

Once again. A series that is not on YouTube. I'm starting to get really annoyed with GMMTV's decisions...

I can't find the episode on YouTube (France). Anyone knows why?...

I've never been a fan of Pond-Phuwin's series before but I really loved watching this series. Pond's character as Thee has become iconic and will be remembered for a long time, I hope. Also, this ending was so funny and I really didn't expect P'Tha to make a cameo! Next week will be sad without Thee...

I mean... In the first episode, we can clearly see that the guy that bumps into Thorn is Ya from our world, but they didn't make anything of it. I was kind of expected Thorn to go back to his world and to meet Ya in his world.

I didn't think I would like this series this much but it was a really nice watch! I just didn't expect this ending and was a bit disappointed.

And when we aren't subscribed to Netflix, what do we do? I want to support the series but GMMTV is really starting to annoy me by not posting their series on YouTube. So we have to find other solutions to watch the series.

I would have continued watching if Do Ha would have ended with Jeon but the fact that it's with his best friend is not doing it for me. When we see how the kiss scene happened, I was like "no, not for me!". I'm not rooting for someone that kisses people when they're drunk. Also, the whole friend's crush can sometimes be cute, but here, it was mainly cringe and worrying. The guy is controlling and overly jealous. It would have been more interesting if he ended up with Haram.

I rarely drop shows but I did with this one. I'm on episode 4 and I'm not liking where this is going.

I personally really liked the series. Yes, the gun fights were absolutely ridiculous, the characters were all quite soapie and the end was totally predictable but I enjoyed watching it nonetheless. I really liked Pheem's character and Offroad was perfect as a "villain".

I didn't like this series at all. There were some nice scenes but, overall, the series was full of tropes and clichés used and reused and the relationship between the two protagonists was way too fast. Episode 1, first scene, was their first kiss and episode 4, they were already sleeping together. Like what? We don't have time to digest what's happening that they are already moving on to the next stage. I hate it. I like slow-burn romance, or at least, a bit of flirting before the official relationship. Here, there's none of that. I gave it a 2 for Jun Xi's big brother.

I honestly didn't expect anything but I really liked this series. I really loved the premise of the series that was quite different from what I expected. I love angst so I was served with this story. It's just a shame that Kevin didn't cry a single time, it would have been better for the plot and the scenes.