Mimoo91

Are the male lead and the female lead messy? yes. They are. Does it make this drama a shiit show? No. I like how imperfect, toxic, stupid childish they are. We see there adults on their 30-40s who are trying to get their life together, or just to survive their pain, and their trauma. So, it makes sense they are making bad decision and bad choice.

I didn't watch the korean version, but I enjoyed this one. Will I watch the korean version? may be.

Perfect j-BL

There are too many plot twists (most of them were predictable 2 episodes ago to be honest) but in a way, it makes sense.

it's too forced. And Hamin has more chemistry with Da U than Hoon 😖. I don't even want to watch further

just because you love him earlier doesn't mean you deserve him 😂. You miss your chance bro. They both missed their chance

he replied but then he was stupid to tell it to all of his friends. People are blaming the ML for not communicate but imagine you're in love with your friend (same gender), you confess and then this friend go tell everyone that you love him, outing you and making look like he didn't reciprocate your feeling and look down on you. How come can you still be brave enough to confess a second time? Even if you suppose the other side misunderstand you.

real. Of course Hoon loves him, and can't imagine his live without him, but they misunderstood each other for too long that may be it just doesn't mean to be.

I'm at the 2nd episode now and I still see him ending with Hamin makes more sense than witv Hoon.

Is it really available on Netflix. I can't find this one

The uncut. You'll miss many details with the cut version

Love this drama. Everything. I can't give 10/10 because I want an apology from the mother, and imo Yuki should go on therapy, and should suffer more.

As much as I love all the SOTUS/Peraya references, at the end it was too much for me, and instead of giving me nostalgia vibe, it just shows me all the flaws these references are supposed to hide. Again, GMMTV is playing safe, too safe here

I don't hate her, but I hate how she was wtitten. First, she wanted punishement for criminal so that's why she's doing this job, she believed in the justice and law, but understand that sometimes the criminal could get away. But at the same times, in one episode they show that she believe more in fits than in law, which lean more towards rainbow taxi mindset. So why did she focus this much to the rainbow taxi? Not because she saw their actions as illegal, but because her ego was hurt. Their dynamics would make more sense if she had Wang ethics. So her ethics shift wasn't even a surprise at some point.

I'm at episode 38 now. I'm really struggling to finish it

How can people like the king honestly? yes, he want to be loved, yes he is surrounded by untrustworthy people who tell him lies, but he is the one who made the choice to be like that 🥲.

I can't understand the spy-convenience service plot at all 😅. I'm just here for the cute moments between the two ML 😂.

10/10.

they badly use what they have. They didn't dive deep into the characters story, trauma, background (Sant and his mom issue, Jay and Captain story, or even Da struggle as bisexual,...). Everything is just superficial and I hate it.

I feel the same too. But episode 8 isn't bad, it's just mid.