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Loving the sibling's grandma and butler so much on this. <3

ML getting on the nerves for being a bit possessive. He's very creepy and pervy as episodes go along.

This series gives me similar vibes with an ongoing dorama, Saretagawa no Blue. 😅

This is why when I watch revenge stories like these, you'll know that the ones whose close to the leads are mainly the culprits of their downfall. This one could have done so much better.

This film made me feel nauseous, in a way that in every turn, the film turned darker and darker with no light. The irony of it was that the kid's name literally means light. The last 5 minutes of this truly shocked me.

This FL was totally relatable, I read most of the time as well. 😅

With episode 5, this series will be on a grim, sinister turn as people are looking for Natsukawa. The previews of this though, can't wait on how this would turn out!

Episode 3 was one intense ride of an episode. Beginning to end, the action never lets up up until a poignant end.

"Cheaters are the scum of the earth" - Noburu Togawa

This was nice, love how passionate the kids were in making their film very memorable.

Same thought as well, I'm solely watching this for Kim Dong Wook. The romance plot was stretched a bit and the overall mystery arc was given less emphasis. At this point, I don't even know what was the mystery behind Dr Chase and his twin (lesser screen time).

One tip before guessing whoever is the culprit - pay attention to the character dialogues, the clue was very apparent in earlier episodes. This was a great detective yarn with a solid emotional core to it. Highly recommended.

That was a jarring shift on the second half, and it is pretty violent to say the least. The body count was staggering.

My guess is he was a geneticist or a Japanese spy with psychic abilities being turned into a Eagle type of Sky God- a messianic figure that could live for eternity. The clues are slowly unraveling in each episode and it is pretty exciting. That end of episode 2 was a shocker!

The House of Happy Bell were Hemingway stayed is the same location of the hospice from Lion No Oyatsu. 😅

A non violent Sono will always be a good one. The manic third half was very cathartic.

Not the worst one but on the nihilistic, brutal level of violence, this one gets 11/10.

Fun show, very light and shows the world and plight of a screenwriter to create a story out of nothing. Loved it!

This could've been better if they eliminated that mid series breakup and focused more on their relationship and their journey to find a home. The ending was a big disappointment, marred with cliché year gap and their officemates never even knew they were in a relationship! This finale was maddening!

I hope someone could sub this, the plot sounds interesting!