'A Place to Kill' confirms Kim Hye Yoon and Lee Jong Won as main leads Eun Ho is a cynical nine-tailed fox who grants wishes for a living — and is determined never to become human. She is from Myohyangsan Mountain having spent centuries cultivating herself to become human — until she decides she doesn’t want to be. But when a sudden accident involving Kang Si Yeol, a narcissistic yet warm-hearted star soccer player, turns her into an ordinary human, one wish gone wrong sparks a magical, chaotic romance neither of them ever asked for. Love was never part of the plan. Si Yeol is the central striker for Thames FC. He is a divisive talent — ill-suited to team play, yet so dominant he can carry even a relegation-bound club to a title. His life is stripped of glamour and defined by routine. That balance is disrupted when a mysterious business card, once given to him by Eun Ho, resurfaces — nine years later. Thrown together by fate (and a wish gone sideways), Eun Ho and Si Yeol tumble into a push-and-pull, love-hate relationship filled with snappy one-liners, chaotic misunderstandings, and the kind of sparks they swear they don’t feel. As the supernatural collides with real-life emotions, the two discover that the hardest rules to follow are the ones their hearts keep breaking. Choosing a carefully balanced life over humanity, Eun Ho's orderly existence begins to unravel when she crosses paths with Si Yeol. (Source: Netflix) Edit Translation
- English
- 한국어
- Arabic
- Русский
- Native Title: 오늘부터 인간입니다만
- Also Known As: From Today Onwards, I Am Human , Human from Today , I'm Human from Today , Oneulbuteo Inganipnidaman , Starting from Today, I'm Human
- Screenwriter: Cho A Yeong, Park Chan Young
- Director: Kim Jung Kwon
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Sports, Fantasy
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Cast & Credits
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![Kim Hye Yoon in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama]( "Kim Hye Yoon in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama")
Kim Hye YoonEun HoMain Role -
![Lomon in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama]( "Lomon in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama")
LomonKang Si YeolMain Role -
![Jang Dong Joo in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama]( "Jang Dong Joo in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama")
Jang Dong JooHyun U Seok [Soccer player]Support Role -
![Lee Si Woo in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama]( "Lee Si Woo in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama")
Lee Si WooGeum Ho [Gumiho]Support Role -
![Kim Tae Jung in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama]( "Kim Tae Jung in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama")
Kim Tae JungHwang Chi Su [Daeheung citizens' soccer team center back]Support Role -
![Yu Hwan in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama]( "Yu Hwan in No Tail to Tell Korean Drama")
Yu HwanSeo Beom [Daeheung citizens' soccer team attacking midfielder]Support Role
Reviews
Very bad plot and unmatched acting skills
I really wanted to love this, especially as a fan of Kim Hye-yoon’s incredible work in Lovely Runner.However, the characterization and plot development here fell short.
While Kim Hye-yoon is a powerhouse, her 'Gen Z gumiho' was written with an annoying edge that her naturally dramatic acting style only amplified, making the character hard to root for.
This was made worse by the total lack of balance with Lomon. He was far too passive; compared to her high energy, he felt devoid of personality and emotional range. Most importantly, he lacked that signature K-drama 'ML gaze'—his eyes never truly sold the idea that he was in love with her.
The two felt like completely different colors that just didn't mix. WIth a strong ML 's acting, the story might be worth watching.
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No chemistry, no stakes. She's powerful yet she needs saving from a man. Embarassing
Wondering how you can take an interesting concept and give it the blandest execution? Look no further.They do nothing with the gumiho tale that is embodied in two characters.
The series is a string of side-quests that vaguely bring the protagonists closer together. I say vaguely because we don't learn anything about them. Their previous life has no bearing in how they're dealing with their situation currently. They feel like empty vessels in aesthetically pleasing (according to korean beauty standards) faces. They should be passionate, hold grudges, carry the wisdom of a lucrative career (Si Yeol) and hundreds of years on earth (Eun Ho). Instead they move as though they're born yesterday and are forced to interact.
Both these actors have given decent performances before (Kim Hye Yoon in Ectraordinary You and Lovely Runner and Lomon in Branding in Seongsu) so it's not their fault. It's the writer's responsibility to construct a story that makes sense and that makes us root for them.
I feel bad leaving such a low rating, because compared to other series that are actively harmful in their messaging, this one was just meh. But it had promise and everything going for it, so the fact that it didn't deliver is a true letdown.
P.S. If you're gonna have a superhuman FL, don't ruin it by making her need saving. that's a slap in the face to the audience. learn to write meaningfully.
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