kira

I really enjoyed the second season of D.P., and I actually prefer it to the first one. The stories are even more touching and deep, although the ones in season 1 were also very emotional. I couldn’t say which episode moved me the most because each one brings strong feelings in its own way.

At first, I have to admit I stopped watching the series because I didn’t really connect with the beginning of season 1. But when I gave it another chance, it became a real favorite of mine. D.P. manages to tackle difficult topics like bullying, violence, and the moral dilemmas soldiers face with a lot of sensitivity.

Season 2 continues this path with even deeper characters and a storyline that makes you think. I especially liked how the series shows complex situations without ever falling into clichés. The actors are excellent, particularly Jung Hae-in, who perfectly portrays the fragility and determination of his character.

The emotional moments alternate with more intense scenes, keeping a good pace and preventing the series from feeling too heavy. This season really touched me, and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys thought-provoking series that address social issues with honesty.