K-Drama 
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Agent Kim was great before things went south
I went in with pretty high expectations as the ratings were high and the ML is "da bomb".
I watched him as Kim Bon and he was really great there.
To cut to the chase, I agree with other reviewers who said that the drama should have ended at episode 8 instead of 10. I went past 8 for a bit and could not find the motivation to continue. It seemed that the show was all done already because (1) he found his lost daughter after a long and bloody game of "hide and seek" mixed with deceit, bloodshed, revenge and revelations and (2) there was the apology from the culprit's father. It seemed all done already and then, he had to go on another mission of sorts and I was lost from thereon. There was no more drive to continue despite wanting slightly to know the final outcome. What held me back from continuing was because (1) I do not like the teenaged girl. I found her quite odd in her acting. The other teenage girl was also odd. The fathers seem to be obsessed with their teenaged daughters. I get that she was lost and anyone would have lost their minds in trying to ensure her wellbeing. This I get, no issues. However, it all seems rather odd to me; (2) the north Korea part was, to me, boring. I did not like that odd and hideous-looking man whom Agent Kim had to chaperone.
Well, I decided that "enough was enough" and since it became boring to me, there was no need to continue.
Life's short.
Move on to other dramas, I guess?
I watched him as Kim Bon and he was really great there.
To cut to the chase, I agree with other reviewers who said that the drama should have ended at episode 8 instead of 10. I went past 8 for a bit and could not find the motivation to continue. It seemed that the show was all done already because (1) he found his lost daughter after a long and bloody game of "hide and seek" mixed with deceit, bloodshed, revenge and revelations and (2) there was the apology from the culprit's father. It seemed all done already and then, he had to go on another mission of sorts and I was lost from thereon. There was no more drive to continue despite wanting slightly to know the final outcome. What held me back from continuing was because (1) I do not like the teenaged girl. I found her quite odd in her acting. The other teenage girl was also odd. The fathers seem to be obsessed with their teenaged daughters. I get that she was lost and anyone would have lost their minds in trying to ensure her wellbeing. This I get, no issues. However, it all seems rather odd to me; (2) the north Korea part was, to me, boring. I did not like that odd and hideous-looking man whom Agent Kim had to chaperone.
Well, I decided that "enough was enough" and since it became boring to me, there was no need to continue.
Life's short.
Move on to other dramas, I guess?
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