Some of you know absolutely nothing about religion or faith and it shows.
Growing up in a religious household is about so much more than just having religious parents. Parents dictate the environment, choose who the family associates with, and socialize exclusively with those who share their beliefs. They push their children toward religious activities and morals while strictly condemning anything that conflicts with their rules. The entire framework of a child’s life—a child who has no control over their own surroundings—is built on these ideologies. A child’s personality is shaped by this from the ground up; parents’ beliefs become internalized, and the child is essentially a continuation of them. That child has nothing of their own until they finally enter the outside world. Given this background, why is it surprising when they choose to fall back on the very beliefs and habits that defined their entire existence?
Reading the comments here makes me feel like I’m the odd one out. 🤣 Am I seriously the only one who doesn’t have a problem with the plot or the writing?
I’m usually super picky. Before starting this show, I had set my expectations way down—like, Cocomelon level. 😂 But honestly? It’s doing way better than I thought.
Yeah, the story moves kinda slow and it’s not super deep. But to me, it’s not illogical either, which is more than I can say for a lot of other shows I’ve dropped because of dumb writing.
Nin obviously gets how important power is, and he’s trying to build himself up before going after anything else. And it’s clear he trusts Ran and knows he’s looking for his dad. Honestly, if he pushed harder, it’d just come off as ridiculous—there’s really nothing he can do right now. It makes more sense for him to secure his position first so he can protect himself and his dad later.
And oh. my. god. That last scene in episode 7… I can’t even. I’m speechless. I actually dropped ZNN’s previous series 'cause I didn’t vibe with their chemistry, but here? Damn. The chemistry is unreal. The tension between them is jumping off the screen! It’s crazy. That scene was straight-up a masterpiece.
So yeah, I think people just need to chill a bit. Don’t take the show too seriously. It’s not trying to be something super deep. Just sit back, enjoy the calm vibe. Like sitting by a river and watching the water flow—it’s totally worth it.
Growing up in a religious household is about so much more than just having religious parents. Parents dictate the environment, choose who the family associates with, and socialize exclusively with those who share their beliefs. They push their children toward religious activities and morals while strictly condemning anything that conflicts with their rules. The entire framework of a child’s life—a child who has no control over their own surroundings—is built on these ideologies. A child’s personality is shaped by this from the ground up; parents’ beliefs become internalized, and the child is essentially a continuation of them. That child has nothing of their own until they finally enter the outside world. Given this background, why is it surprising when they choose to fall back on the very beliefs and habits that defined their entire existence?
I’m usually super picky. Before starting this show, I had set my expectations way down—like, Cocomelon level. 😂 But honestly? It’s doing way better than I thought.
Yeah, the story moves kinda slow and it’s not super deep. But to me, it’s not illogical either, which is more than I can say for a lot of other shows I’ve dropped because of dumb writing.
Nin obviously gets how important power is, and he’s trying to build himself up before going after anything else. And it’s clear he trusts Ran and knows he’s looking for his dad. Honestly, if he pushed harder, it’d just come off as ridiculous—there’s really nothing he can do right now. It makes more sense for him to secure his position first so he can protect himself and his dad later.
And oh. my. god. That last scene in episode 7… I can’t even. I’m speechless. I actually dropped ZNN’s previous series 'cause I didn’t vibe with their chemistry, but here? Damn. The chemistry is unreal. The tension between them is jumping off the screen! It’s crazy. That scene was straight-up a masterpiece.
So yeah, I think people just need to chill a bit. Don’t take the show too seriously. It’s not trying to be something super deep. Just sit back, enjoy the calm vibe. Like sitting by a river and watching the water flow—it’s totally worth it.