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A cute and innocent drama. No big plot, just an enjoyable way to disconnect from reality for a while. I rediscovered Chae Jong Hyeop. I had seen him before, but I definitely fell in love with him here. He’s now one of my top actors.

It took me forever to finish this. It’s the most boring thing I’ve watched in years. The only reason I pushed through was because I’ve truly loved every season of Kingdom and didn’t want to miss any important details. But honestly, I don’t think this is relevant to the main story. It feels like a nonsensical spin-off and a complete waste of money that should have been invested in the main plot.

It was fun to watch, I loved the powerful main character and the action scenes. It is impossible to get bored watching this. However, the ending was disappointing and ruined the whole movie.

I loved this show. Of course, its creation was most likely inspired by Squid Game, but it takes a completely different approach. It touches on more social and ethical topics. I watched Squid Game the entire day it was released—it was really captivating. But in the end, I didn’t feel it offered a deep reflection on society. In this drama, you can feel that social commentary from beginning to end. Of course, everyone has their personal taste, but for me, this was better.

Stop wasting money making this kind of trash. So sad that my cute Bogum stars in it.

I really liked the beginning. It shows how tough it is to be a refugee and how Western democracies treat them like dogs, violating their human rights. However, when the girl appeared, the movie completely became shit. Overall, it’s just a bad movie that could have been much more meaningful as a testimony of a refugee’s life experience.

Really cute drama! It’s a simple series, but I definitely loved everything about it—the plot, the main girl, the main boy, and all the other characters. So cute!!! <3

It is easy to touch people's emotions; you only need a cute kid and an instance of mistreatment or discrimination against someone who doesn’t deserve it—in this case, a person with functional diversity. I think a lot of nonsensical things happen in this movie, but that’s okay; I agree it touched my emotions, just like it did with everyone else.

I really enjoyed reading the manga years ago and I think this movie properly adapts what I remember. Also, I don't find it super cringy like other Japanese live-action adaptations.

The movie is quite ok but for me it was boring, I wanted it to end as soon as posible. Also, the ending (the scene after the credits) ruined everything.

I loved the beginning (3 first episodes) so much that I will give it a high score. Then it becomes quite meh, but still making my heart jump at some points.

I feel anything Yoona or any k-pop girl touches is better to be avoided.

So cringe I couldn't barely finish it.