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This K-drama is based on the Spanish play El chico de la Ultima Fila, the premise that it doesn't have romance, it's not BL, and it doesn't feature gay kisses or kisses with any older characters. One of the themes is psychological suspense and literary voyeurism.

This K-drama is based on a Spanish book and is not BL

The most forgotten K-drama of the year lol

If this is the best, imagine the worst, lol. The best flop of March, that's for sure, lol.

Eu ri que os roteiristas e os fãs dessa pessima atriz, fizeram um grande mousse com esse remake ruim de um jdrama famoso kkkk

7.6 for a bad remake is still a very high score.

No one is obligated to like bad productions.

They didn't have chemistry and people are just jealous? lol

This review is so exaggerated for a bad K-drama.

That's a bad ending, that's for sure.

Kori no Sekai (Ice World), a title that is completely linked to the story and the main character (ice because she is a cold character who doesn't show feelings), a situation that wouldn't make much sense in the remake since it was changed to Siren's Kiss.

Of course she looks young, with all that plastic surgery on her face, even I would look younger lol

Accept that this drama is bad and doesn't even come close to the original.

7.6, a lower score than the original version, proving that J-drama is much better!

Wi Ha-joon's best work by far, a big thumbs up to Siren's Kiss!

Watch the original and your opinion will change very quickly.

Watch the original and your opinion will change very quickly.

I do not recommend it.

Shut up, you ridiculous person! People can't even give their opinion, they have to be forced to like terrible acting. The actress playing the mysterious character with a traumatic past has zero expressions and looks like a robot with a face full of plastic surgery. Amy Adams, among other actors in the world, had far more expressions than this actress. It seems like she's doing anything but crying. It would have been easier for Shin Hye-sun to play this character; at least she would have shown emotions and wouldn't have had such fake facial expressions...

How can a drama where the second lead actor has more screen time than the lead actress, who is unable to express emotions in a given scene due to cosmetic procedures, end up looking awkward in the character's sad moments, unable to perform a crying scene without seeming forced, not to mention the moments where it looks like I'm watching a Westworld robot in analysis mode? And I've seen productions where mysterious characters with traumatic pasts manage to show expressions just with their eyes, and this is completely the opposite with Park Min-young because she can't. This concludes that Ha-joon carries this drama on his shoulders, unfortunately that won't change until the last episode, which is a shame.