FL : Who Killed My Dad? Who Knows, Let’s Drag It Out!
Another drama where nobody dares to tell the truth because—well!!! If they did, how else would they drag the story out for 20 episodes?The FL has dreams of her past (which, of course, she has conveniently forgotten) where she witnesses her father’s murder. Determined to uncover the truth, she embarks on an investigation, stumbles upon the ML, and… well, no further spoilers.
The plot is weak and painfully unoriginal. ML had his own deep reasons for doing what he did, but instead of offering a logical explanation, he chose the noble path of silence—leading to endless misunderstandings, wasted time, unnecessary deaths, and for us, an extended storyline we never asked for.
FL’s acting is, at best, average. I’ve seen her in other dramas, and my opinion remains unchanged—improvement is clearly not on her to-do list. ML, on the other hand, is a different story. His expressions of silent suffering? Absolute chef’s kiss. You can feel the heartbreak oozing from his soul.
The main highlight of the drama? Even after losing her memories multiple times, FL somehow keeps falling for the same guy. Either it’s true love or a serious case of déjà vu.
You could give it a try if you manage to find a version with decent subtitles—personally, I struggled a lot with that. But if you can’t, just skip it. You won’t be missing much.
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Not Amazing, Not Bad
Story & PacingThe plot blends fantasy with elements of suspense and is generally well-structured, aside from some slightly drawn-out parts (largely caused by one of the female lead’s questionable choices, discussed later) in the middle of the story. Since this is a short-form drama, the portrayal of events and emotional development tends to be simplified, but the opening is smooth and the overall pacing remains brisk. The ending avoids the sequel bait and instead provides a final plot twist and proper conclusion to the story, which is always appreciated.
Visuals & Music
The visuals are the drama’s strong point. The costumes and sets are lavish, and the CGI is clean and well-executed, giving the show a polished, high-budget look. Visually, it stands out among many short-form dramas. The OST is emotional and fits the mood well without overpowering the scenes.
Cast & Acting
The lead couple has decent chemistry, and their relationship development is generally enjoyable. The ML delivers a solid, controlled and emotionally nuanced performance, especially in intense scenes. The FL, however, is where the drama struggles the most. Her performance often feels overly deliberate, with an energy level that doesn’t quite match the tone of the story. The exaggerated delivery and overdone “cute” acting come across as forced rather than natural. On top of that, her character repeatedly makes poor and questionable choices, which ends up giving the impression that the character lacks intelligence and makes it harder to connect with her emotionally.
Overall
This drama is not a masterpiece, but it’s also not difficult or stressful to watch. Thanks to its strong visuals, good acting (except FL), brisk pacing, and a properly wrapped-up ending, it works well as a short-form drama you can watch smoothly from start to finish (12 mins x 20 eps). While it may not leave a strong lasting impression, it’s a decent, visually pleasing option for viewers looking for a light watch.
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