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How is this drama so relatable already? Like I thought someone peeked into my thoughts and put them in the script honestly hahah. I loved the first episode: it was slow, like really slow, but it also makes you care about the characters and the directing catches your attention. I feel like the pacing, the fact that nothing much happens and that there are many scenes where everything is completely silent made it much more realistic.

I've never thought it would have come a day in which I would have heard an Italian song in a kdrama, but here we are (and it was also so fitting!). First episode was good, the cast is really lovable and I like the vibes it gives.

The thing is that it was rated before the episode was even released, so it's not even worth it talking about it. Of course it can't have any credibility.

I bet that the person who rated Our Blues an 8.0 before the episode was released in South Korea is also the same person who rated this an 4.5

I get what you mean, this is a fear I also have whenever I start a new tv show while it's airing. In fact I'm praying that it doesn't happen to this one as well ahah

You're welcome, I hope that in the end you will feel like it was worth it to stick with it :)

Continue reading only if you don't mind getting spoiled some parts of the plot. There is a character who will appear in the flashbacks, who is basically the key character of the whole drama, who literally fights back against the bullies. It's not martial arts I think, but he really knows how to fight.

Ahahah well, I can't say too much because I'm afraid of spoiling, but maybe there's someone in the drama who heard your advice.

If you're liking this drama and you want to continue, but you find it hard to get through the bullying scene, then you can try watching only one or two episodes each week (not next to each other) and watching something lighter in between. If this doesn't work then you shouldn't force yourself if it makes you too much uncomfortable

Even though I'm not really liking this drama, I think most of those movie's references are intended and not necessarily plagiarism (ex. The keyboard scene in the first epilogue ). Also, just to be fair, Inception (2010) itself wasn't original because it got the idea from Paprika (2006), so you should probably mention that movie instead. But I agree with you on the weird cocktail part, so far it seems like this drama lacks its own flavor.

It surely is shaping up to be one, at least in my opinion. Every actor is doing a great job, It's tightly written so there aren't any fillers and it doesn't get draggy; it constantly keeps you on the edge of your seat. It also has a very good directing and cinematography, which, of course, helps a lot in creating the right mood for each scene and in making the atmosphere more tense. So far I don't have any real complaint about it.

Sci-fi part is the whole premise: you can't tell who's going to be a psychopath or a criminal by analyzing their genes before they are even born. And there is another thing that happens around episode 8 that is also impossible in real life (not going to spoil what, it will be clear as soon as you'll see it anyway). And yes, there is a bit of romance, but it's far from being the main focus.

It's very good and yes, it's also really sad (especially the scenes set in the past). It's basically the story of this woman named Sunja through her life, from when she was a child under the Japanese occupation up to her old age as she lives in a country that isn't her country. History is a big part of this drama.

A superior Day is from OCN actually. As for Tving take it with a grain of salt please, I remember that someone told me this on Reddit, but no source was posted so it might as well be a misunderstanding or a fake news. But yeah, I'm praying it's true too because they're making some solid dramas from what I've seen.

Yes, I know, I phrased it wrong: I meant that it's only available in Indonesia legally (and Thailand too I think) but not everywhere; at least that's what I've understood

I just started this one as well and I love her already ahah

I think one of the reasons may be that Mouse, while brutal and rated 18+ as well, used much more censorship (even the knives were blurred) and most of the killings were either blurred, off-screen or shot in a way that didn't make them too explicit. As for the hardest show to watch I think it might be subjective: if someone went through a dark period during school then this will probably be harder to watch because the bullying scenes are really explicit. But for me the hardest to watch remains Through The Darkness because I kept thinking that every twisted thing that was shown really happened and I couldn't comfort myself by saying it was fiction.

This is what I'm wondering as well. So far Kim Chul has never spoken to him in the present, Jong Suk only had small hallucinations whenever Kyung Min mentioned him, but now that Kyung Min has "awaken" him his hallucinations might get more detailed and realistic like the one Kyung Min has. The only sure thing is that both have PTSD and I can't wait to find out what caused it ahah

I've finally watched the fourth episode and the second half was so powerful, I can't wait for the next episode!

Sameee, I love discussing this drama every week with you all ahah <3



It's one of the reasons why I don't regret watching it as it's airing, even though the wait for the new episodes is killing me 😂😂