Haitakaz

Just finished ep3 oand I feel like this is not my kind of kdrama, I thought it would be more action like in Sweet Home etc (or at least more thrilling as it says both thriller and horror on Netflix). For me, this one is too much drama and too little action/thriller/horror/brutality. I'll finish watching this because it only has 6ep, but my rating will problaby be 6-7 in the end. Great actors with great actings, but the plot could've been better, the trailer and the synopsis gave me a different vibe compared to the kdrama itself.

Probably, I haven't watched that one. If I'm right, it's this one (I haven't watched this video):
https://youtu.be/36PikcTc91Y

Haha but if you ever want to watch it, then it can be good to know this is more of a "kdrama game", you pick an option to get through the story. As I understand, there's two different endings.

Sorry for a very late reply, yes they're all out on YouTube

It's now confirmed, they've even confirmed it in the Swedish media

I know that, I just count short dramas differently. I created this list for myself because of my preferences when it comes to the length of dramas. Everything is in the description of how I see it.

No problem!
I can't give you an answer of that, as you can see I haven't watched any of these kdramas/there's no ratings from me, it says "0% Watched" on this list for me. So hopefully someone else can help you.

Ah I see, thanks! I'll add that information when I've time to update this list

Thanks, but that one is already in the list :)

Hi! Sure, I even forgot that I had this list ^^'

It says extra scenes in the synopsis

That's the drama, not the movie

Thanks, but it's already in this list. I can understand it can be easy to miss as the list is kinda long :)

Ah, I've so far not found a kdrama that isn't predictable

I'm glad that I watched it considered the ratings, it's such an underrated kdrama, I'll give it 7.5/10. Sadly, we will not get a season 2 because it was a big flop in Korea (nearly a 0 in viewership rating), so we'll never get the answers on some questions that they left out.

It's a cliffhanger because there's another sinkhole, and this time in Seoul where both main leads are going to (she's from there and he got a job there)

Isn't almost every kdrama predictable, or is it just me? I enjoyed watching this one anyway

I've never disliked a female lead so much as this one. She's an immature, selfish and impulsive character who doesn't care about that she hurts others as long as she can be happy.

I see that as people have it hard to fully accept something that is changing, which can sometimes end up being disrespectful even if the intention wasn't that. I don't think it has to do just because thst character is a transperson because her friend/the first male lead has already accepted her a long time ago, otherwise he wouldn't be around her. He doesn't show that he's ashamed of her, it just takes time for him to say her new name right. I can relate to that because I'm still struggling to say my uncle's first name right, I often say his old name and it's no intention to be mean towards him - he isn't a transperson, he has only changed hist first- and last name.

I started to watch it because it sounded funny, but instead of laughing a lot, I ended up crying to almost every ep. This one hit too close to home when it comes to mental illness because I can relate so much to his character as I'm dealing with similar thoughts. He was so great at showing it with both words/thoughts and body language. Also those panic attacks felt so real, probably because I could compare it to how I normally react when I'm dealing with a panic attack. I also like that they brought up CBT, not so many people know what that is and maybe never heard about it before. As I've tried CBT, I could relate to that part too.