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Even they won't have 1 hour duration

All of us are pissed af!

Will be*

If that happens, they'll prolly give a solid reason to make us pity the fl and justify her betrayal. But it most likely won't happen before 12 episodes, given the typical kdrama phases.

I think they changed the color palette a lot for this season. It's more blueish in this season, to make it more gloomy. Or maybe, its just a fan edit?!

So, its possible that they won't release all episodes at once!

Guys, don’t you think this is getting out of hand? A single unnecessarily mean comment has escalated into a full-blown mess, and now people are attacking each other just to prove they’re right.

I won’t take names, but we all know who this is about. At this point, I don’t even care who’s right or wrong, and I certainly don’t have the patience to go through yet another thread just to prove a point.

I understand that some are genuinely offended, but the kind of language being thrown around in the comments is unacceptable. Can we just focus on discussing the show—whether we love it or criticize it—without resorting to dehumanizing someone?

I’m open to hearing any argument or opinions, but at the very least, let’s keep it respectful.

Edit: I saw the thread and oh my lord was it toxic and unbearable.
Edit: the mean comment that i mentioned was the one which said the male lead is so ugly

Like, they’re contradicting themselves. First, they say the white hair makes his age "impossible to guess," but then they justify it by saying he needed to appear on equal footing with older, influential figures. So… does it make him look older, younger, or just mysteriously ageless? Pick a struggle.At the end of the day, it’s just a styling choice to make him pop on screen. They could’ve just said, "We wanted him to look sleek and badass," and everyone would’ve been like, cool. Lmao

I have never been more grateful for my amnesic memory because now I can watch Season 1 all over again. Buhaha!

That’s fair. MDL isn’t always the most reliable, but for many casual viewers, it’s the first impression they get of a drama. The trailers may have leaned more into mystery, but romance was still a strong expectation based on how it was categorized and marketed.

At the end of the day, it’s just about what clicks with each viewer. I’ll definitely move on to something that suits my taste better.

That's debatable.I get what you’re saying, and if the mystery aspect is the main appeal for you, that’s totally valid. But considering how it was marketed—with romance being a major selling point—it’s understandable why people expected more of it. Not everyone follows interviews or deep dives into promotional material; they go by what’s officially presented.

If the drama leans more into mystery than romance, that’s fine—it just means it’s not what some viewers signed up for. As for me,I told you everything in the og comment. It’s great that you’re enjoying it, though!

The side plots that you're curious about are good, but people are watching this for the main plot(romance and mystery), which they clearly messed up. When you look at the synopsis or even the genres then it's very natural for people to except some gloomy romance with mystery, but when they watch it they end up finding just gloomy mystery and no romance, so they feel disappointed, and you can't blame them for it because it's marketed as such.
It's good that you like it. I mean it's up to the individual to enjoy a show or not. Personally, I felt it subpar and not worth the time.

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You can't gaslight me into believing that the female lead isn't pretty just because she has pimples.

dropped the witch, when the stars gossip already- one has weak direction, other is only eye-pleasing. Liked undercover High school so far. Excited to watch Buried hearts.

Some people are trying way too hard to love a show that simply isn’t worth it. Hear me out before jumping to conclusions.

We’re four episodes in, and the plot has barely moved—except for a single episode. Is it the pacing? No. Stop calling it slow-paced because it isn’t. A good slow-paced story takes its time to build emotion, develop characters, and introduce minor moments that carry strong meaning. But this drama lacks all of that. Instead of being slow-paced, it feels aimless—dragging without purpose, as if it’s stalling. Like can we finally move on?

I understand that the storyline deliberately keeps the leads apart, but separation doesn’t mean disconnection. But here? The lack of meaningful storytelling makes their distance feel like an absence rather than a tension-filled anticipation.

The drama isn’t straight up bad—it has potential. The problem lies in the direction. And in a show where execution is everything, weak direction is more than enough to make it not worth watching.

I’ve watched enough slow-paced dramas to tell which ones are truly well-crafted and which ones are simply dragged out. Unfortunately, this one falls into the latter category. But again, this is just my opinion—people may genuinely enjoy this show or try their very best to, and either way, I envy you.

The filming has finally started in abu dhabi!!!

Even I was surprised by Jisoo's acting in this one. She has really improved a lot from her previous endeavors, and it's pretty obvious to the naked eye.

Beautifully described! The drama felt so raw and yet so intentional. Every little detail and every little lesson can be applied in real life. A true depiction of relationships and their complexities at its finest.

It surely raised the bar for BL dramas out there.

You didn't have to apologise, but it shows you're self aware and open to discussion, which is rare in online debates. Your reaction is understandable—political undertones in media can be hard to ignore, especially when they align with real world tensions. The fact that you reflected on it and acknowledged that it was your perceptive is pretty mature. It's refreshing to see such people.