kuazilla

This drama has a high barrier to entry, and I think that’s exactly why it’s so divisive.

It doesn’t constantly explain itself, and it expects the audience to infer a lot. Rather than spoon-feeding every answer, it gradually reveals the bigger picture through subtle details, conversations, and character interactions. If that storytelling style resonates with you, you’ll probably love it. If it doesn’t, you’ll likely wonder what all the praise is about.

One aspect I especially appreciated was how the drama portrays invisible emotional wounds. Some scars aren’t immediately visible, and the story explores this with surprising sensitivity and restraint. It reminded me that not every battle leaves a physical mark. Some of the deepest scars are the ones no one else can see, and healing is rarely linear.

It may not be the easiest drama to watch, and I understand why it isn’t for everyone. But for viewers who enjoy layered narratives, imperfect characters, and stories that reveal themselves over time, I think it’s absolutely worth watching.