Daisuke

Watching for second time and 5 episodes in one week, this covers some serious issues facing young adults in school in a convincing way and there is also a running mystery theme about a girl who took her own life and the waves she left behind (story gets a bit cliched), All the actors portray their different characters very well I feel. Like others I feel it is SERIOUSLY UNDERRATED, maybe because it is such a "hard-hitting drama", with little or no comedy to relieve the tension. My only regret is that the series is so short. 10/10

sorry, in cinema in Tokyo, but you can get on amazon japan I think if you are interested and know Japanese, I watched because I like Hirose Tomoki

It is very twisty and you do not know what is going to happen, good or bad, but I think you can say that finally YES!!! in a quiet romantic way~~~~

My second watch and the early episodes I like because there is more humor ( black humor) and supernatural, the story gets much darker and violent later. Yes, it does. But this drama is absolutely fantastic in the way all the strands of the mystery come together towards the end, especially episode 17. Just when you think you have worked everything out, another layer of the story emerges. Kim Jae Young's sad eyes are perfect for Leo - don't blink or you will miss the significance of his part in the story with Han Moo Gang - not just a pretty face and very sad. I like Go Ah Ra when she gets mad. I was surprised to see how old Song Seung Heon was playing this, not that it matters.

Dated but quite good in parts, though slow.

Quite funny, good manga characters.

Like Hideaki, but not sure about this

I nearly did, I will just see how the Joseon part goes before doing so.

Quite scary a couple of scenes but mostly just nice 学生 gakusei campus story rather than real Japanese horror.

you probably know by now but there's a time shift in ep 4 - don't ask me how it happened, I share your confusion~~

Now why is it I cannot get transported back in time when I am about to sit a math test? Life is so unfair. ‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥⌓˂̣̣̥ )‧º·˚

Wow, Jung Jae Min (Yeo Jin Goo) is a walking disaster. Two near death experiences in one episode in episode 3. At ep.5 I do not quite know how we got a time shift from modern to Joseon times but the Joseon story is much better.

I started this because I like school drama but ended up liking the the middle historical story more than the school one. I wondered where Orange Marmalade came from but found out in episode 3. Han Shi Hoo [Lee Jong Hyun] took the best looks award [and now we know he really is a bad boy]. Now that all the vampires are coming out, perhaps all those shy gay K pop and K drama stars might consider following their lead?

ありがとう thx ~~ but is everyone dead at end? not so enthusiastic if it's depression all round ˚‧⁺(͘๑̊/﹏)⁺‧˚

Beautiful drama, understated, nice-looking guys and a real story, characters ~ and they do not waste much time before getting in to it here (۶ꈨຶꎁꈨຶ )۶ʸᵉᵃʰᵎ

そうね　˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚

どうして

The idea of a 15 year old graduating from MIT and going back to school in Japan is of course crazy i.e. pure manga~~~~でも中村葵が好きだ If I was him I might feel the urge to kick her ankle now and then, but it was an endearing show, I especially liked the episode with time travel

Holds special place for me as first Korean drama I saw ~~ fantastic ~~ and the rest is history……..addict

I liked the look of this until I saw the word "policewoman" - why can't we have romance without detectives?