˗ˏˋ꒰ Dropped ꒱ in 2026

38:19 - Felt like a safe place to stop. You're turning into feverish-cannibals, sure. But why be so creepy and lewd about it? A bit much for my taste. Also the Gore was a bit slimy.

53:39 - Now that's jumping the shark. I cannot believe they pulled that - out of thin air. Welcome to Bull-Turd City.

Episode 2 : Sure.

Episode 3 : Just to be sure. I am not blaming the Feeds, I just wanted to make sure the puppy was all right.

16:05 - I know it's 1996, but no. Sorry Ekin Cheng.

38:52 - "Have the 1990's Gods forsaken me? »
Love the fashion, but this dutch-angles fest not so much. Here lighting is optional, humour questionable and I don't have the patience to wait for the 'good part' of the story.

Episode 2 : I knew those shrooms were no good.
I can’t seem to shutdown my brain enough to enjoy this. It looked like so much fun though…

Episode 4 : Basically underwhelming and full of clichés -and next level product placement. Thankful for Jung Eun Chae's performance while awaiting anticipated Seo Hyeon Woo villainous apparition. Sadly his performance felt forced -if anything. The Legal Nemesis never materialized.

Episode 5 : Realised un-dropping this was a huge mistake as I hate-watched this episode. Also my least favorite trope was suddenly part of this mess. Amnesia! But it's fake amnesia and also irrelevant to the struggling plot., so no one cares. Also shock-value feels like the driving force here.

Somewhere Episode 5 : Ekin Cheng’s character is taking the longest "Boomer Nap" in Thriller History and I am pissed! The breakthrough in the previous episode was short-lived. So far the most formulaic watch of the bunch. Soporific cops taking walks (and talks) between naps, trauma-dump of flashbacks, oh and dutch-angles for fun. Not thrilled.

I never drop mid-ep, ususally.

Episode 3 : The Villainess is gluttony incarnate—a bottomless pit of competition—and I loved that. But in this 13-year-long revenge plot, the most pressing question that comes to mind is, 'What is that pastry?' rather than 'Who burned the house down?

Somewhere Episode 3 : The "Cliché" Overload is real, the logic gaps are flowing and the product placement is off the charts. Even Wi Ha Joon's hair and Park Min Young's performance couldn't save this drama for me. Was hoping for Bargain levels of tension and got Makjang levels of convenience.

Also a mid-ep drop.