I'm interested in watching this show, but every time I come across Instagram edits, I get the impression that the ML is kind of pathetic—his friends walk all over him, and then they all reconcile like nothing ever happened. If that's really how the show is, I'd rather skip it. I relate a bit too much to that kind of character, so I don't enjoy watching stories like that. Am I completely wrong about my impression? I'd love to be corrected because I do want to give this show a try.
The train scene in Episode 1 with **"Stranger with Flowers song"** is pure cinema. The way the lyrics reflect the FL's point of view is absolutely beautiful. I was completely blown away—the song, the lyrics... damn, that scene was incredible.
As a webtoon reader, I'm very disappointed with the adaptation. The webtoon was amazing, but the adaptation failed to capture its charm. The casting, in particular, was a huge letdown for me—I really didn't like it at all
Waste of time watching this. I kept waiting for the FL to finally muster up the courage to do something, but it never happens. The FL is frustratingly passive, and the ML spends the entire series simping for her. I didn't feel any real romance or chemistry between the FL and ML. Overall, it felt like a complete waste of time to watch
This question is for those who have watched both the series and read the manhwa. As a manhwa reader, I'd love to read it, but the art style looks pretty bad to me. Should I still give the manhwa a try, or is the adaptation the better option?
I am really disappointed with the ending. It felt rushed, as if they had set a strict goal to finish everything within 12 episodes. Honestly, it needed at least two more episodes. Considering the way the story was built up until Episode .
For a thriller-revenge story, the conclusion should leave viewers with a sense of satisfaction, but this one didn't. I was very disappointed. The entire prison arc felt like I was watching Prison Break series all over again.
As for the good parts, Ji Chang Wook's acting was excellent, and the overall concept had a lot of potential. However, it just wasn't worth it in the end. The way it started was really promising, but it completely went downhill as the story progressed.
For a thriller-revenge story, the conclusion should leave viewers with a sense of satisfaction, but this one didn't. I was very disappointed. The entire prison arc felt like I was watching Prison Break series all over again.
As for the good parts, Ji Chang Wook's acting was excellent, and the overall concept had a lot of potential. However, it just wasn't worth it in the end. The way it started was really promising, but it completely went downhill as the story progressed.