Justice, Education, and Reform: A Different Kind of School Drama
I was initially hesitant to start this drama since it’s about school bullying—a theme that usually makes me uncomfortable, and I generally avoid shows like this. I do watch some dramas with this theme, but only if the first episode manages to pull me in; otherwise, I’m not tolerant enough to continue.
After watching the trailer, I became curious because it approaches the subject in a pretty unconventional way, aiming to educate students rather than just sensationalize the issue. It also gives off a Taxi Driver-like vibe in how it addresses justice and societal issues from a similar perspective.
I watched the first episode and quickly got hooked. One thing I really liked is that the drama handles just one case per episode instead of dragging a single case over 2–3 episodes, which keeps the pacing tight and engaging. It doesn’t dwell on the violence itself, as the team usually intervenes before things escalate.
Tbh, I also couldn’t agree more with an MDL member’s comment: “Although this is far-fetched from reality, it also shows such a radical reform is needed from teachers to parents to students. The very existence of this story shows the failure of the education system.” 👍
After watching the trailer, I became curious because it approaches the subject in a pretty unconventional way, aiming to educate students rather than just sensationalize the issue. It also gives off a Taxi Driver-like vibe in how it addresses justice and societal issues from a similar perspective.
I watched the first episode and quickly got hooked. One thing I really liked is that the drama handles just one case per episode instead of dragging a single case over 2–3 episodes, which keeps the pacing tight and engaging. It doesn’t dwell on the violence itself, as the team usually intervenes before things escalate.
Tbh, I also couldn’t agree more with an MDL member’s comment: “Although this is far-fetched from reality, it also shows such a radical reform is needed from teachers to parents to students. The very existence of this story shows the failure of the education system.” 👍
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