Apocalypse, CSAT extra credits, and off-the-charts idiocy
While part 1 was silly and fun, part 2 is simply ridiculous.There is virtually no character development. It's mostly annoying kids bickering about their college admission... Everywhere they go is a pile of rubble littered with dead bodies, they've not seen a living person in months, yet they're still arguing whether they should go "home" or not. You see, going home would mean forfeiting the extra CSAT credits they'd get by completing their mission. And so, the argument they have is not about how to increase their chances of survival, but a dispute between the CSAT guys and the guys who want to go home. The fact that, in all likelihood, 99% of humanity has been wiped out, and that there is no home or college left, is simply ignored.
Also, while part 1 had compelling action, part 2 is mostly filled with childish arguments, and the plot is driven by unrealistically idiotic decisions. As a result, there is very little screen time left for action or plot progression, and it all feels empty and pointless.
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Predictable story and loud, unfunny gags
I dropped this drama after a few episodes.The plot revolves mainly around the characters' inability to communicate, which is one trait of many k-dramas that I just can't stand. Each and every scene involves characters blabbering half-truths at each other, or putting themselves in obnoxiously implausible situations that, supposedly, some reviewers found funny. Frustrating and, ultimately, simply painful to watch.
It is loud, unfunny, and utterly predictable.
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