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I agree about the bullies, it's stupid how they're doubting everybody but the actual people who infamously trample over everyone to survive. I also don't know if this is realistic or supernatural but I feel like it must be supernatural at this point. I was very surprised by the trance like state when they kill themselves , when I first read the synopsis I thought it was gonna be like a squid game situation with the people controlling the game directly killing them.

How they're not teaming up against the bullies and offing them one by one is beyond me. Also, I have a couple of questions: 1- the guy who died in the mountain trail, couldn't he have easily survived? when they were testing the boundary line in the beginning, if they came back inside the line fast enough after the warning, they were fine, and he knew that, he could've easily gotten back up and come back inside the line. 2- what was the rule for the order of deaths when they were being punished for refusing to vote? was it just random? If so, that's stupid plot armor, because technically they should've all gotten killed at once.

a random classmate? I think you're confused.

yeah I suspect him too, especially since the grandma did not leave him anything even tho he was supposedly good to her and for the company, so she must've not trusted him either. That being said, it's wishful thinking because I really don't want to see this trope again of the super nice least suspicious guy who has feelings for her being the actual criminal. It would be more special of it's a bittersweet ending for her and the demon's story.

I wouldn't say I have 2nd lead syndrome because I think Gu woon is more attractive and more interesting than seok hoon, but logically speaking, she belongs with seok hoon (I might feel bad for him a little bit).

This guy is such a convincing asshole, the second I see him playing a villain in something I have yo watch. He needs to upgrade from high school bullies to a serial killer or something.

The problem is not the new characters or the choice to focus on a new side of the story, because trying something new could've still delivered. The issue is it's so ridiculous and lackluster, it lacks emotional gravitas and charm that made season 1 so special. And forget about the cgi, even season 1 cgi was not that good but they pulled it off in a way that suited the tone and style of the show, it looked like a webtoon coming to life. This season looks like your run-of-the-mill forgettable blockbuster sequel. Someone on Twitter said it felt like watching peninsula after train to Busan and I think that perfectly describes it.

jumping on for the update too 🙏

don't tell me it's worse than season 1

They fast forward through it and then they proceed to give a rating. Truly mind-boggling.

Can you please tell me how the webtoon ends and how was it worse than the show?

I was really hoping they wouldn't go the cliche route with seonwook but they did. He was my favorite and his character had so much potential, especially that they built him up so much, it felt like he was gonna be a big part of it all, even into season 2. The whole framing him for everything because he died thing is such a tired plot device. That + the classic kdrama truck scene + the many comical and illogical plot holes made me like this drama so much less in these last 2 episodes. It reminded me of big Mouse with the anticipation and high expectations just to ruin it at the end. Well, it was fun while it lasted.

😭😭 pls you have to go back and check. The lipstick especially is a little insane. I was looking forward to seeing him too and I was like I know that's not the Lee dohyun we know and love.

I'm so excited for this but what is up with lee dohyun's over the top full face of make up in the trailer? It was so jarring and it doesnt fit the look of the show at all, especially when all the other male leads look normal. Make up departments lost their minds recently. he's getting the rowoon treatment.

https://vvv1.dramacool.sr/movie-watch/brave-citizen-2023

Yeah action or Melo are definitely more suited for him, darker more intense roles. He needs to stay away from romcoms, but that's all what people want to see him in.

This is super fun but I still don't understand how song kang basically forgot how to act after sweet home and navillera. That man is running on sheer visuals and prayer.

He's sooo cute in daily dose of sunshine. I've never seen him in anything before.

Not even close

Good or bad dongjae