Tallina

on episode 1 and I really don't get why she needs to let everyone know where her group is and where they're headed. like, you told them they need to get to higher ground to be seen by the helicopter. thats enough. idk yet if it helps or harms them, but from all zombie shows I've seen, you don't more humans you don't know finding you lol more personalities to conflict, more liabilities to feel morally obligated to protect and, more complications to resolve.

on episode 3 now and Pao's just a liability now. bro is off meds and delusional. he's attacking humans and trying to join the zombies.

and what's wrong with these people? I get that the zombies werr once your friends but once they're chasing you trying to eat your flesh, I think I'd say friendship over. if I ever turn into a zombie and attack you, please, feel free to end it for me without guilt. lol if you cant do it then let me wander around, but if I'm about to harm you, please do what you must LOL

honestly, love Ek for what he did. took out the liabilities- Pao and himself. kudos.

the age gap in real life tag really threw me off lol I didn't realize Wang Churan was so young haha love her and I guess I always thought she was late 20s, early 30s since she has a more mature vibe/look to her. can't wait for this to air soon!

also, i read elsewhere that folks had issues that BLDJ didn't have any adversities and just kind of strolled through life which I agreed but I don't consider that a negative. lol I mean, we have enough hero goes through tragic events and grows from it. its almost refreshing that BLDJ kind of just explored the world and went wherever it took him. found good friends, masters, and have a loving family. like.... so often we're met with backstabbing friends, toxic family, and obstacles after obstacles in other shows that its grows tiring. so, I get why folks would find his character bland but I actually enjoyed it LOL

also, started blood of youth and was wondering where Yue Yao was. looked it up early and found out that the original ending was the BLDJ killed YY without realizing because she disguised herself as her sister when she found out BLDJ wanted to kill her for her part in YDZ's death.

lol, for a dude that didn't have too many hardships, he lost his best friend and his wife consecutively. I guess when it rains it certainly pours. now I'm sad thinking that he didn't get a happy ending LOL

sorry not sorry, Baili Dongjun's uncle is my first hear me out 🫣😂 also, on episode 20 and BDJ's family is the most non-toxis supportive family I've seen in a costume cdrama in like...ever lol

glad to see the rating go up. I was a little sad when I saw it at 7.9 cause I was really enjoying it. now that I'm finished it, I'd give it around a 8.2. the story isn't exactly anything groundbreaking but I think the cast really pulled it together. the chemistry between the leads was actually very sweet and heartwarming in a quirky almost awkward way that i found quite endearing. the whole romance portion really hinged on whether or not the audience could accept that these 2 capable people had such a hard time conveying their feelings to each other and we watched them step forward and back multiple times. I enjoyed the scarier moments of this show as well as the slow burn. very glad Netflix dropped all the episodes and let me happily binge these 2 lovely actors.

who is Netflixing employing for subs cause I swear they are not doing a great job lol its actually even confusing sometimes and at other times, I'm like thats wrong and I'm not at all fluent.

sorry not sorry, this would've been perfect as a bl without the hetero romance. haha but honestly, enjoyed it as it was as well. I watched probably 5 short dramas back to back and this one actually made me cry.

okay, kinda ridiculous that they only brought back 2 black spoons because now they're starting to feel like the token chefs. without the black spoons theres no more "class" war lol also, CM needs to tone down his arrogance. like sure buddy, you got the skills but being humble is also great. I did like seeing him team up with Chef Son since he is my fave and CM toned it down while they worked together and he showed him respect vs when he works with the black spoons, it felt like he was just like yalls outta my league, scram energy. also, hoping a white spoon chef wins this season and its chef son LMAO jk but I do like seeing him confident but not cocky and you can tell he loves what he does and even in the team challenges before, his additional touches to the team dishes made great impacts. also really like Brewmaster Yun, but girl is so nervous. she's doing great and should have more confidence!!

I loved the unhinged cooking challenge from hell and it clearly traumatized them in the funniest way possible. would love another challenge like that haha

lol my thoughts too. but when theyvsaid that, I assumed it was more like, you're all eliminated and now we're gonna have an elimination revival round or else..... lol who would they compete against? culinary civil war? lol

same LMAO I was like they're not gonna give us the results but still hoped they would down to the last second 😭😂😅

not bad, not great. it just wasn't that captivating. some elements were cool to watch, others felt like it was a road bump and stopped the movie from being engaging. the premise was interesting but I didn't really care for the execution of it. Kim da mi was great as always. sad that it wasn't better 😅

that was a sad af first episode LOL i went into this not really reading the synopsis or looking at the genre so that was just 😭

Lmao theres so much angst that why FX questioned the professor on pinning his broken foot on him when he tripped over his dog was hilarious LOL

yes, and I loved it LOL i mean more in the future haha i might not be following him too closely but this is the first drama I've seen him in in a while

now onto the ending. devastated that literally everyone died except for the 2 'evil' people LOL Kim Jae Oh, sir. you really said Ah Jin only and sacrificed yourself. honestly, both deaths really represented who they were. KJO was loyal to a fault and YJS realized he couldn't fix her so he wanted to go out with her. (not like date like die lol, if that wasn't clear)

im assuming they're setting this up for a season 2? if so, I assume BAJ would have a new face. I can't imagine her living her life with how famous she got. so, if they're trying to go that direction, picking a new actress is going to be haaaaard. KYJ killed this role. honestly, everyone did. loved everyone and loved how well they fit their roles. cheers! thanks for pulling me back in a kdrama while I've been on a cdrama binge HAHAHA

I need HJH in more evil roles LMAO his smirks are red flag central and I love it LOL

woah, I totally didn't expect the episode 23 twist....

hi! do you know where i can read the book?

started one morning and binged watched all 6 episodes LMAO was almost late to work, oops