One star for each episode that I liked... minus one for the final episode. Don't get me wrong, though; even though I personally wasn't a fan of the final episode, by no means do I think this isn't a drama worth watching.

I loved this drama from the start; our three main characters made such an excellent team who balanced each other out well and each brought their own strengths. The acting was top notch, the stories were interesting and well-developed. Personally, I think the characters were done an injustice (heh) by the last episode, which knocked them down without giving them a chance to get back up. I don't know if there was originally a second season planned for this drama, but it would have been well-served to be a 16 episode series with more time to explore our characters backgrounds and futures (also, I could have watched them work cases together forever).

Definitely worth a watch if you are into the crime/mystery genre.

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When I first watched this show, I gave it a 9. I've never seen such daring scenes between ANY main couple in any Asian dramas before, let alone a gay couple. I knocked off a couple points for having to get used to the janky scene transitions, but... since I watched it in 2 days a week and a half ago, I've already rewatched it twice more (in full! not including the times I've just skipped to some kissing!) That's how much I liked all of the characters in this drama. Let's be real, Korn & Knock are the main attraction, but Fai, Farm and Phu are all enjoyable characters in their own right, and Yiwha was absolutely perfect. Even Plern Pleng did well in the role she had to play.

I can't believe how wonderful Max and Tul are at playing their respective characters in this show, and they do such an excellent job of conveying how much Korn and Knock deeply care for each other. Nothing feels forced or uncomfortable with them at all. I'm gonna stop writing this review and go watch it again.

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