Reviews

The Ultimate Blueprint of Raw Passion and Legendary Chemistry – 10/10!

Addicted (Heroin) is a timeless cultural phenomenon that defined a whole generation of BL. Despite being cut short due to censorship, the remaining episodes deliver one of the most intense, gripping, and unforgettable romances ever put on screen.Story (10/10):The plot is an addictive, slow-burn transition from enemies to classmates, and finally to an obsessive, all-consuming love. It handles complex themes of blended families, social status, and personal boundaries with a raw, unpolished realism that is incredibly rare nowadays. The pacing is fantastic, building up a thick, magnetic tension that keeps you completely glued to the screen. It is chaotic, intense, and emotionally raw.Acting & Cast (10/10):Johnny Huang (Gu Hai) and Timmy Xu (Bai Luoyin) delivered performances that can only be described as lightning in a bottle. Their on-screen chemistry is legendary and completely unmatched. Gu Hai’s fierce, obsessive, and fiercely protective nature contrasts perfectly with Bai Luoyin’s quiet, stubborn, and vulnerable pride. Every glance, argument, and physical interaction feels incredibly genuine and bursting with electric energy. They didn't just act—they made the audience feel the weight of their obsession.Music & Production (9/10):For a 2016 low-budget web series, the production has a beautiful, nostalgic, and gritty indie aesthetic that perfectly fits the raw tone of the story. The iconic opening and ending themes are deeply melancholic and beautiful, perfectly capturing the bittersweet and unforgettable essence of the show.Overall:Addicted is a masterpiece that every single BL enthusiast must watch. It is the ultimate definition of high-tension chemistry and legendary passion. Even with its sudden, heartbreaking open ending due to real-life circumstances, it is a flawless 10/10 that will forever hold the crown in the BL world.

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Elite Tension and Peak Chemistry: The Ultimate Reunion We Deserved! – 10/10!

I Am a Running Mate delivers a fresh, gripping, and highly engaging look into school politics, but what truly elevates this drama to a masterpiece level is the phenomenal character dynamics and unmatched on-screen chemistry.Story (10/10):The plot is incredibly sharp, fast-paced, and filled with realistic tension. It perfectly captures the chaotic and competitive world of high school elections, turning student politics into a high-stakes thriller. The pacing is top-notch, keeping you hooked from the very first episode. But the best part of the narrative is how it handles the complex relationships, rivalries, and unspoken bonds between the main leads.Acting & Cast (10/10):Choi Hyun Wook and Hong Kyung have an absolute legendary chemistry that was already proven before, but here it reaches a whole new level. The dynamic between No Se Hun and the motorcycle-riding, charismatic Kang Jae Won is pure gold. Every single glance, argument, and shared scene between them is bursting with intense, magnetic tension. They perfectly contrast each other, making their bond the absolute highlight of the entire show. For any bromance lover, their scenes are pure dopamine.Music & Production (9.5/10):The production value is fantastic, featuring stylish cinematography, great editing, and very cool motorcycle sequences that add a great edge to the show's atmosphere. The soundtrack is modern, energetic, and perfectly amplifies both the comedic political battles and the high-tension emotional moments between the characters.Overall:I Am a Running Mate is a brilliant, top-tier school drama that proves you don't need a traditional romance when the main character dynamics are this electric. Driven by phenomenal performances and a ship that will completely steal your heart, it’s an absolute 10/10 masterpiece that you will want to rewatch immediately!

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Pure Dopamine: The Ultimate High School Action Masterpiece with Epic Brotherhood – 10/10!

One High School Heroes is an absolute hidden gem that delivers massive rewatch value. It perfectly blends high-stakes school rivalries, incredibly satisfying action, and a heartwarming focus on friendship and justice.Story (10/10):The plot is incredibly fast-paced, engaging, and refreshingly straightforward. It follows a group of high schoolers who refuse to back down in the face of corruption and bullying. What makes this story so addictive is the perfect balance between raw, high-energy action and lighthearted comedy. It never feels dragged out, and the pacing keeps you completely hooked from the very first minute to the final showdown.Acting & Cast (10/10):The cast has phenomenal chemistry, which is the absolute soul of this project. The main leads embody their characters perfectly, bringing a mix of tough charisma, loyalty, and youthful charm. Their brotherhood feels incredibly organic and real—you can truly feel that these guys have each other's backs no matter what. Watching their camaraderie grow and seeing them fight side by side is pure joy for any bromance lover.Music & Production (9.5/10):The production design and cinematography are sharp and full of style. The action choreographies are spectacular—fast, visceral, and beautifully shot to emphasize the weight of every movement. Combined with an energetic, pulse-pounding soundtrack, the show maintains a high-octane vibe that makes you want to jump right into the action.Overall:One High School Heroes is a masterful action flick that proves you don't need a heavy romance to create a legendary story. Driven by an elite squad dynamic and top-tier fight scenes, it’s a 10/10 crowd-pleaser that is impossible to watch just once. An absolute must-watch!

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Peak Action and Ultimate Brotherhood: A Flawless, High-Octane Thriller – 10/10!

If you are looking for a gritty, fast-paced action drama driven by unmatched chemistry and intense loyalty, Bloodhounds is an absolute masterpiece. It delivers high-stakes entertainment from the very first minute to the final punch.Story (10/10):The plot is incredibly gripping, dark, and filled with tension. It follows two young boxers who get dragged into the dangerous world of illegal loan sharks. What starts as a fight for survival quickly turns into a thrilling quest for justice. The pacing is relentless, balancing brutal, realistic conflicts with heartwarming moments of friendship. It’s a refreshingly straightforward story about good versus evil, executed flawlessly.Acting & Cast (10/10):Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi have legendary on-screen chemistry. Their brotherhood is the absolute beating heart of this series. The contrast between Gun Woo’s pure, innocent heart and Woo Jin’s playful, street-smart personality creates a perfect duo. Their mutual respect, shared morals, and willingness to risk their lives for each other feel incredibly genuine. The supporting cast, especially the villains, also delivered phenomenal performances.Music & Production (10/10):The production value is outstanding. The boxing-infused action choreographies are sharp, visceral, and beautifully shot—you can feel the impact of every single punch. The training montages are incredibly motivating and stylistic. Paired with a powerful, energetic soundtrack, the show maintains a high-octane atmosphere that keeps your adrenaline pumping.Overall:Bloodhounds is a top-tier action thriller that manages to be both brutally violent and deeply heartwarming. Driven by a spectacular bromance and jaw-dropping fight scenes, it’s a 10/10 ride with huge rewatch value. Don't miss it!

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A Masterpiece of Raw Emotions, Brutal Reality, and Unmatched Brotherhood – 10/10

Weak Hero Class 1 is a phenomenal, fast-paced thriller that grips you by the throat from the very first episode and refuses to let go. It is brutal, realistic, and incredibly emotional.Story (10/10):The plot is an absolute roller-coaster. It’s not just a story about school violence; it’s a deep, dark exploration of human relationships, loneliness, and the desperation to protect the people you care about. The execution is flawless, keeping you on the edge of your seat with intense, gritty action scenes. But the true heart of the story lies in its beautiful, yet heartbreaking focus on loyalty and brotherhood.Acting & Cast (10/10):Park Ji Hoon and Choi Hyun Wook delivered career-defining performances. The contrast between Shi Eun’s quiet, calculative nature and Su Ho’s bright, protective energy created an unforgettable dynamic. Their chemistry is the absolute soul of the drama. You can feel the genuine warmth, trust, and growing bond between them in every single scene, which makes their journey together so impactful and emotionally devastating.Music & Production (10/10):The cinematography is raw and atmospheric, perfectly matching the dark and tense mood of the series. The fight choreographies are unique and visceral—you can feel the weight of every strike. The soundtrack is hauntingly beautiful, elevating the emotional stakes to a whole new level.Overall:If you love intense thrillers driven by exceptional mastermind characters and a legendary bromance that will make you cry your eyes out, this is a mandatory watch. A flawless 10/10 masterpiece with endless rewatch value!

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BounPrem’s Ultimate Masterpiece: A Beautiful Journey of Trust and Healing – 10/10!

After waiting for so long to see Boun and Prem lead their own series, Between Us completely exceeded all expectations. It’s not just a romance; it’s a deeply emotional story about safe spaces, healing, and unconditional trust.Story (10/10):What makes this story so beautiful is the raw and realistic progression of Win and Team's relationship. Instead of rushing into a typical romance, the plot deeply explores their inner struggles—Team’s trauma and sleeping anxiety, and Win’s habit of giving everything to others while neglecting his own happiness. They naturally become each other's safe haven. The pacing allows you to feel every bit of their emotional growth and vulnerability.Acting & Cast (10/10):Boun and Prem have a legendary chemistry that cannot be replicated. Having worked together for years, their comfort and trust in each other shine through every single frame. Prem perfectly captures Team’s hidden vulnerability behind his playful exterior, and Boun delivers a flawless performance as the deeply caring, protective Win. Their glances, hugs, and emotional scenes feel incredibly real and heartwarming.Music & Production (9.5/10):The production value is gorgeous, especially the atmospheric swimming pool scenes and the comforting, intimate nighttime settings. The soundtrack is beautiful and hits all the right emotional notes, perfectly amplifying the comfort-show vibes of the series.Overall:Between Us is a love letter to all BounPrem fans and a masterpiece in the BL genre. It gives you the perfect mix of intense passion, deep emotional healing, and a love that feels incredibly pure and protective. An absolute 10/10 that I will rewatch forever!

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The Ultimate BL Rollercoaster: Unmatched Chemistry and Perfect Pacing – 10/10!

If you are looking for a BL that perfectly balances intense romance, high-stakes passion, and deep emotional healing, Love in the Air is an absolute must-watch. It completely redefined the standards for modern Thai BL.Story (10/10):The unique structure of this drama is one of its biggest strengths. Splitting the series into two distinct story arcs kept the pacing incredibly fresh. The first half (PhayuRain) delivers a thrilling, fast-paced romance filled with playful banter and undeniable dominance. The second half (PrapaiSky) shifts into a beautifully written, emotional story about overcoming past trauma and learning to trust again. Both arcs are captivating in their own way.Acting & Cast (10/10):The chemistry between the main leads is out of this world. Boss, Noeul, Fort, and Peat delivered phenomenal performances for a young cast. They didn't just act; they completely embodied their characters. The switch between intense, fiery passion and vulnerable, emotional moments felt incredibly genuine. You can truly feel the trust and bond between the actors in every scene.Music & Production (9.5/10):The production value is top-notch, from the exciting motorcycle racing aesthetics to the beautiful cinematography during the more intimate, quiet moments. The soundtrack perfectly amplifies the mood, making the high-tension scenes even more gripping and the emotional scenes truly heartfelt.Overall:Love in the Air is a legendary title in the BL community for a reason. It gives you everything: romance, drama, deep emotional healing, and some of the best chemistry ever put on screen. An absolute 10/10 with massive rewatch value!

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The plot has lost the plot

I'm torn about this drama. On the one hand, it has an engaging story, and the FL is a revelation for me. However, the show is a mess.

It is not as if there is no through-line. This is more like a tram network and I'm constantly thinking, did I miss something? Are we still in Kansas . . I mean Seoul.

I have a laundry list of such observations. I won't bore you with them. A few are doing my head in.

For instance, the Joseon part of the show is quite inconsistent. Most of the time, the FL appears as a young (late teen?) court lady aka maid. Yet in other scenes, she was referred to as a high-ranking concubine and even the Queen. I know forbidden love is plot du jour for many sageuk dramas, but one thing we learn from those dramas is a lowly uneducated maid don't get elevated to Queenship without exceptional circumstances. In this case, I saw none.

Ditto, the soul swapped FL. She does have this haughty quality, and I love her archaic ways. She knows a lot about the Joseon court, and she is supposed to know Chinese medicine as well. Once again, this is not in the job description of a lowly maid. In the present, she is clever and SUPER adaptable. She can use a mobile phone and other mod cons within days of crash landing in the middle of a film set. There is a disconnect between the court lady FL and the one arriving in modern day Seoul. 🤔

Ditto, several characters are used as plot devices. Such as the shaman lady which is just air dropped into the plot to give the writer-nim a convenient out. There is no backstory. Is she a demi-god?

My biggest issue is with the soul of the modern FL. She is meant to be a c-grade actress playing random small roles on drama sets. She was a famous child star once, but a family tragedy torpedoed her promising career. The show did give us a bit of her backstory, but it is hyper fixated on one event. Then nothing. Why is this woman the chosen one.

To this day, I'm still not sure what happened to her soul. Did it get wiped? Does she get transported to Joseon? Does the FL have two sets of memories and two personalities now?

It feels sloppy to me. I enjoyed this show when it is firing. Not so much when it's trying to sell me a Schrödinger's cat.

This brings me back to my original point. I love the FL's acting. She steals many scenes and her antics is the heart of this show. The ML did fine. His role is a bit uneven as he flips between the past and the present. He is suitably stoic and handsome.

They certainly have chemistry and the skinship felt nice and natural. Especially towards the end when they were quite playful with each other. This is a nice change from the one-and-done staged kiss with fireworks.

The rest of the cast are filled with familiar faces. Most of their roles are straight out of central casting. They fulfilled their contractual obligations.

Then the ending happened. Ye gods, they must have exhausted their budget on rainbow effect and unicorn hire. It is sweetness overload and should come with health warning.

Our leads certainly deserved their HEA ending and I can't complain. My problem is how it is delivered. We are treated to a parade of scenes where people either receive their brickbat or bouquet. There is little preamble or character development.

Oh, there is one final sting in that tail. The FL visits the antagonist in jail and did the typical farewell speech. She then told him he could have broken the cycle of suffering that trapped the three of them. The problem is the antagonist has no memory of his past life so he is just being a ruthless heir-in-waiting. He would have to be a nice guy right from the start. Why would he do that?

If I'm honest, I'm not sure what she is talking about either. I don't remember any 300yo curse. Our writer-nim loves those throwaway lines and subplots. That's fine on a neat and tidy storyboard. Much more complicated when RL intrudes. It is hard to be immersed when you question everything. THAT is a curse.

In the end, I must temper my expectations. It went from a refreshing and promising romance to a messy guilty pleasure.

Even now, half of me wants to bottle our leads happiness and sell them online. The other half is hugging my therapy teddy while rocking back and fore mumbling "Ask no questions. Ask no . .".

Inner peace. INNER PEACE.

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A Masterpiece of Intrigue and Endless Bromance – 10/10!

As a huge fan of dark wuxia and mastermind characters, Whispers of Fate completely blew me away. It is a rare gem that delivers flawless execution from the very first episode to the breathtaking finale.Story (10/10):The political intrigue and schemes in this drama are top-tier. It keeps you on the edge of your seat with smart, ruthless, and morally grey characters playing a deadly game of chess. What I loved the most was the heavy focus on deep loyalty and brotherhood over romance. The pacing was perfect, and the plot twists were incredibly well-thought-out.Acting & Cast (10/10):Luo Yunxi delivers an absolute masterclass in acting. His character is brilliant, complex, and emotionally deep. But honestly? The best part of the whole show was the Male Lead's chemistry with the rest of the cast. He literally had insane chemistry and a top-tier bromance with every single male character on screen, haha! Whether they were friends, allies, or even rivals, the tension and bonds were peak entertainment.Music & Production (10/10):The cinematography is gorgeous, perfectly capturing the dark, atmospheric mood of the Jianghu. The fight choreographies are sharp, dynamic, and full of weight. Combined with a beautiful soundtrack, the production value is outstanding.Overall:If you are looking for a brilliant, smart historical drama driven by exceptional schemes and unmatched brotherhood with every guy around, do not skip this one. A well-deserved 10/10!

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Simple but cute

I'm writing this review before I had watched the Japanese version. The only reason I'm watching this at the moment is because of 'ลบยัง' ost. So fucking peak bro. I love the dance aswell it's so cute and I've been seeing it everywhere. I'm not sure why it never crossed my mind to watch this series, especially as someone who has been watching since like 2018. Even if the most is peak I have to say the begin title is not my style at all and one of the most disappointing once I've seen Gmmtv have. A lot of people who saw the Japanese version say they prefer the Japanese one. I'm really excited to see the Japanese version aswell. Haven't seen the best reviews on this series, so when I started this I got really curious on why? But now I get it.

Love how the cast includes a lot of newer and less well known gmmtv actors. I really hope to see more of Chokun, Pahn, Aungpao and Papang in the future. Although I did watch some other series where they played supports in. Having a more original casting is also sooo fucking nice because it isn't like: "oh hey didn't you play in ....." every time I watch a scene. Also really good acting work, love especially fourth and Chokun.

Ok so I know this sounds weird but I love misunderstandings. It just adds some small angst to the story, but for this story, in my opinion, the angst was really weak. I loved how fluff, sweet and green flagged coded the characters were, but it also made the story weak, especially on the first part. It's just veryyyy simple not super special or anything. Just you average middle school romance.

I love how it's Idiots in love and it makes it really funny. Just two stupid losers who don't know what to do with their feelings. Lol and half and Kongthap not do a shit when it comes to confessing hahahhah, it was just Atom and Matmi that did all the work. They tried to get closer to their love interests but for Half and Kongthap there was like barely any effort. Also, I was expecting something like a love triangle but even that was gone within 2 episodes, just like the erasure and the feelings Atom had for Matmi... I have to say, I started this show for Kongthap and Atom but stayed for Half and Matmi. I normally feel more relatable to the gay couples, but the story of Half and Matmi was wayyy more interesting than the gay story.

Again, it's very mid. But, I do think this show is more for kids/younger audience. From the romance, slow burn and story. Another thing I have to mention is the expression weren't strong either. That's not the actor's fault, but the writing. They barely had very emotional or expressive realisation moments. Which made the series feel cheap. There was almost nothing shown over the fear of coming out, even though they clearly TRIED to imply it. Love the Gay teachers who helped Atom realise his feelings, because apparently he couldn't do that himself? It's nice how they tried to add them but they ended up having to fix the relationship issues, and after it was fixed like almost ZERO screen time.

Overall, the ending was veryyyy weak. Nothing special and I'm not sure if I would suggest the series. This is cute for people who are like 13-14 years old maybe. I think I would've definitely liked it more if I watched it back then. It also kinda reminds me of heartstoppers, especially with the type of romance. I wouldn't be surprised if there were some influences they got from heartstoppers, it just got the same kind of vibe yk? Another thing I disliked was the amount of advertising. Like yes, you have sponsors but seriously? Needing to add it every 3 seconds?

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"A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift

Reminiscent of the social satire "A Modest Proposal", a short story by Jonathan Swift, this drama, like "A Modest Proposal" focuses on the theme with power comes responsibility. While "AMP" focused on the effects of the Irish potato famine on the poor, each episode of the drama explores a problem within the Korean educational system. A system controlled by rich, powerful, influential people hell bent on making sure they get and keep their piece of pie while the poor just have to make do with the crumbs. As the episodes progress, the revelations of how and why these problems exist are reveled. Because these issues are well ingrained in the system during each episode, the viewer is given adventure, comedy, therapy, and justice. This is what makes it different from other school dramas. This is a very well written and intelligent no holds barred drama.

When it comes to fighting, episodes 1, 2, 7, and 10, be prepared for the male lead to use very controlled corporal punishment against some not so innocent older male minors (1 & 2). The most violent fights are with male adults who have weapons and fighting experience (episodes 2 & 7). In episode 10 the older high school students have weapons (pipes and knives). One episode about 14-year-old males, when fighting occurs, the main female lead takes over, and she is also very controlled (even though she is the "crazy" half of the duo). The male lead never lays a hand on younger students. In fact, there is one serious scene where the main male lead seems to be holding back a laugh while talking "seriously" with the boys. So the violence towards male minors is very carefully handled. The same with the females. Neither the male nor female protagonist use martial arts on female students. So the writers went out of their way to make sure that females are not physically assaulted by the people from the bureau as they are setting the example.

The rest of the drama deals with cyber and psychological bullying, drugs, gambling, exam fraud, and parental pressure. Even though it is episodic, the episodes do tie together with an overall arc dealing with the main male protagonists. By the end, the Korean educational system is turned upside down. It was a wild ride.

What I liked but others were concerned about:

1) Many commenters have written about the protagonists having full immunity from the law (in their personal life as well as their work life) as they dish out corporal punishment, but that is where the satire comes in. For whatever reason, these bullies have long been able to do these things without any consequences, it is like they have had immunity from the law, so why should ordinary people have to follow the law while rich, powerful, and influential people don't. So it is quite therapeutic to see the bullies get bullied in the exact same way as they bully their peers. Yet, we understand that this is not the way to deal with these issues in the long run. This is even mentioned in the drama. This drama is satire. This drama is not advocating for teachers to go out and beat up their unruly students. It is advocating that something needs to be done. They even give reasonable solutions as well as the over-the-top solutions. For the most part it is about changing the laws and adding protection for all people involved: teachers, parents, and students. Since the people with influence run the school system, they need to be aware of and do something to make the educational system equal for everyone. Rather than abuse the power that is given to them. So having someone with immunity come in and take them out is the icing on the cake for comedy, but also show that with power comes responsibility.

2) Another area of concern viewers had was with the issue of the teacher who was afraid to discipline a specific student in fear of retaliation. Once the teacher got up the courage to discipline this student, she used a wand to smack the girl's hands when the girl refused to solve the problem on the board. The teacher kept smacking the girl's hands when the girl continued to refuse to answer the problem. When the girl finally decides to do the problem, you could see that she had no trouble using her hands to do the problem, so you know the teacher did not hit her very hard with the wand. Again, very controlled use of corporal punishment. Viewers commented on the fact that the teacher used the wand instead of just asking the student to leave the room. This wouldn't have solved the problem. For me, the teacher's act symbolized the teacher having the power over the classroom again instead of the power being "in the hands of the students". Will the teacher continue to use the wand? I seriously doubt it as you could tell that it hurt the teacher more to have to use the wand than it hurt the student. With power comes responsibility.

3) The most serious is the issue of false allegations whether of child abuse or sexual assault. The drama handles the child abuse case really well. It is the sexual assault allegations that viewers are concerned about. In the drama, a girl accuses two male teachers of sexual assault. Both teachers are innocent of the allegations. However, by the time the investigation is done, both teachers have committed suicide. Viewers are concerned that because the writers didn't make one of them true that people will get the message that all sexual assault cases are false. While I understand this concern, for me, this was not the issue the writers were dealing with. We all know that teachers sexually assault students and these cases should be taken seriously, but it is the power these accusations have on the accused, the family of the accused, and the society as a whole. The girl posted these accusations online and commenters wrote about harming the families of these teachers before even hearing the whole story. Both teachers committed suicide. These false allegations harmed innocent human beings. This is what I liked about that episode. They explored the impact of these allegations on the accused. The one thing I didn't like about the episode was the ending. The girl is punished, but it wasn't really clear what she was being punished for as she had done so many things to deserve punishment.

4) Loved the quirky "romance" between the computer guy and the female lead as it brought some frivolity to balance out the seriousness of the male lead's love life. Commenters have said that it wasn't needed.

What I didn't like: Sometimes the female lead is way too the over the top in her acting, but I understand that she is the "crazy" to the male lead's seriousness, and he is serious enough for the both of them. Also, the rush wears off at around episode 7 and found myself just listening rather than watching.

Advice: If you are sensitive to violence, do not watch. If you are looking for realism, this is not that drama. If you are looking for fun, excitement, and a lesson, enjoy the ride!

Happy drama watching.

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Yearners are earners

Seriously, the yearning by the ML in this show is top tier. This is what I like to see. Not only is he head over heels for her in the past but in the present as well. All timelines he is looking for her and waiting on her. What a story.

Lol, I’m saying this as if this plot has never been done before when its the most typical synopsis of time travel kdramas. One of the main leads from Joseon travels to modern times, struggles to integrate, then integrates, then intrigues their love interest for being so ‘weird’ and the rest is history. I’ve played these games beforeeeeee!!

But on a real note, these type of shows aren’t watched for new innovative plots. They’re there to be judged by their performances and how convincing the love story between the main characters is. And my god, they certainly sold their love story good!

Like I said before, time travel kdramas seem to be a hot topic nowadays so you have to be careful how you do it. You could easily take a genre like this and make it boring. But they kept it fun, entertaining and interesting. I was intrigued each episode and I LOVED! the couple. They were so lovely together that it made me sad when the end was nearing. Not only were they good but I liked the little side couple they created between the manager and the actress. Can’t say I didn’t see it coming but I liked their little cameos as well. Maybe a bit greedy of me to wish to have seen them develop a little more. If not that, I would’ve loved a spicy scene between the main couple since Heo Namjun definitely has the vibes for it…👀 But alas, the show was genuinely so good. No wonder it got good ratings! I was hooked from the beginning. Waiting for Fridays and Saturdays was hell. But now I’m sad it ended. What a lovely couple this show gave us.

Farewell Cha Segye and Shin Seori!

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It is a really nice show. Like in every drama or series, for the sake of the script, some things are CLEARLY intentionally fictionalized—like, for example, punch-drunk syndrome and its symptoms (personally, I really don’t get why people are so mad about this, like- in medical series they do much worse and get all kinds of things wrong when diagnosing or curing diseases, and here it’s not even the main theme of the series).
I found the action scenes really good, and the plot itself is very interesting and well written. It’s not all over the place; there are just many connections between the characters.
Overall, it’s a dynamic and fun series, with relatable characters that you learn to love.
The OST are on point.


PS.
This is a drama with lots of humor, comedy and sarcastic scenes, so don't expect an extra serious approach to certain situations.

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One of the funniest things you'll ever see

This drama is honestly so, so, SO funny! And the special effects are great as well! I love Kim Wonhae in everything he does, but his work in this drama is hilarious - without giving you a spoiler, every time I think of him, I think of a scene from this drama, haha. Don't get me wrong, though, he plays a lot of extremely funny characters in other dramas (as well as serious, memorable ones)!
What I hated about this drama was how terrible the main character and her mother were - her father and Minmin deserved better. If it weren't for this aspect, the drama would've been perfect.
Minmin and Gyeongshim were my favourite characters - they were walking green flags, the sweetest people there could ever be, and I'm glad Hyungshik and Bomi were the ones who played them because I LOVE them! And bonus points for the fact that they made Bomi use Busan Satoori!
Also, judge me, but I would easily be one of the killer's victims because he was just so handsome, lol.
All of the actors in this are amazing!
On another note, Hyungshik's song, 'Because of You', is perfect!

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