S Line

So Much Potential, So Little Payoff

The concept was good. But the drama lost its way.

At first, it was a tight, claustrophobic social experiment. A girl cursed with this “gift,” a detective hiding his own broken past, a society rotting under moral policing. Each storyline, whether a SA victim shamed for her "excessive" lines or a brother reckoning with the hypocrisy of his cheating family, reflected an uncomfortable truth about how people judge sexuality.

And then… it happened. Suddenly, we’re in a dystopian fever dream. A teacher-turned-cult-leader summoning some “desire dimension”? Allegory, sure, but messy, rushed, and tonally WRONG. The characters stopped being people and became props. Even the boyfriend’s death felt cheap. Shock value over meaning.

Instead of finishing its moral conversation, S Line bailed, hiding behind symbolism and leaving its most interesting ideas to rot.

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Waste of time

Started off very intriguing, but they just suddenly changed the whole tone from "we are doing some detective work stuff" to "aliens and cults lol, go figure". Like we just had jumped from realistic world with one paranormal thing happening to suddenly new spaces, weird cult, classroom teacher doesn't even exist btw, world is warping how it only wants to, hive mind and people being sacrificed for... something for some reason.

At the end of the day I don't like this drama. I think it was kinda cheap and "what the hell are they writing' kind of ending". I don't even understand what that was. It just came out of nowhere. Some of the stuff didn't even get any resolution and just got ignored. Too many unexplained things. It was so good until the last episode. . They tried to squeeze in as much plot twists as it was possible so it was just rather confusing and meh.

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