Netflix concept: Great Idea Ruined by Greed
The show started well, but after the daughter's story (after episode 6), everything went downhill. The plot became strange, confusing, and full of loose ends.
It felt like a cheap 1980s action film. The creators removed the real action just to avoid an 18 rating. Because of this, the comedy felt forced and unscripted, like the directors tried to fix a mess in the editing room.
The pacing dragged heavily by episode 7, and it should have stopped there. Instead, corporate greed made it worse. They kept milking the show for money, cramming the last episode with terrible product advertisements.
This show proves how the Asian market is bending over for Hollywood just to be accepted globally. Netflix is ruining a perfect, established industry. The corrupt hunger for money and scammer culture means local creators are totally obedient to Western acceptance, selling out their own culture for profit.
It had a great plot and manhwa, but it was watered down just to please everyone and avoid a mature rating. A total disappointment.
It felt like a cheap 1980s action film. The creators removed the real action just to avoid an 18 rating. Because of this, the comedy felt forced and unscripted, like the directors tried to fix a mess in the editing room.
The pacing dragged heavily by episode 7, and it should have stopped there. Instead, corporate greed made it worse. They kept milking the show for money, cramming the last episode with terrible product advertisements.
This show proves how the Asian market is bending over for Hollywood just to be accepted globally. Netflix is ruining a perfect, established industry. The corrupt hunger for money and scammer culture means local creators are totally obedient to Western acceptance, selling out their own culture for profit.
It had a great plot and manhwa, but it was watered down just to please everyone and avoid a mature rating. A total disappointment.
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