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Thank you! I will wait and I hope it will be subbed.

Where did you watch the first one with eng subs? I am trying to watch it from the link that was provided below, but the video doesn't appear. It said that nothing was found.

Nope. Especially with beyond evil that is like better than this in every way possible. As for taxi driver it has some similarities, it all depends on if you like the dystopian setting and the way that justice is served. I personally enjoyed this more than taxi driver and less than beyond evil.

Everyone has different taste and the series had a few flaws. Besides that though, it is increasing. It was 8.7 and now it is 8.8. If you check the place of the series in the top rated series you will see that it has gone up. It was in the bottom of the ones that had a rating of 8.8 but now it is in the middle.

Same. Since netflix changed Sweet Home a lot comparing to it's source material, I am afraid that if they ever made bastard they would change it too (which won't work ino). PIGPEN by the same author would also become a nice series. I wonder why they decided to make Sweet Home first. It is probably the hardest to adapt into a series.

I get it. Still too sci-fi for my taste, but I get why many people enjoyed it. That's my hope too. Since they made sweet home, bastard has a chance, but even if they make it, they should be really careful picking the cast.

My problem with these kind of series (same goes with Trap) is the fact that the villain story is based mostly on the fact that they are psychopaths. Even though from the episodes I watched it was liked they tried to say that ''not all psychopaths are bad'', the story was still mainly based on that (serial killer psychopath, test about testing psychopaths), which is not only something that has been done lots of times (Trap, Mouse, Voice, Defendant, Strangers from hell), but most of the times they are based on ''science'' and they end up using the term psychopath that is not even scientific. Yeah, the marketing was a true failure. I am not a fan of sci-fi things in general, so since it was being advertised as something else, I started watching it having something specific in mind. I didn't mind the whole psychopathic test, but the brain transplant was plain ridiculous. What I am mostly looking for, is a story with a villain, that his bad deeds are not based on the fact that he is a 'psychopath' or on the fact that he is having a mental disorder.
It is a pity really. I enjoyed the first episodes way too much, but then I felt like the series lost its charm. However, I admit that Mouse was quite daring in a lot of aspects. Besides making the ML the killer, there was a lot of violence that usually is not there in Kdramas. I think it will be the beginning for other series like that. If those kind of scripts end up being a netflix original even better. I still have some hope that Netflix will make Bastard into a series someday (hope it will come true).
I personally enjoyed it a lot. I was also watching it while airing so that may be one of the reasons. Also back in 2019 I hadn't watched many series in that genre so I was quite pleased (I don't know how I would feel now). It had a pretty dark vibe, that I personally enjoy in series. Yeah, the ending though is like the biggest disaster ever, so have that in mind if you ever start it. I think it deserves the chance. Frankly you will understand if it is your type of series or not just from the first episode.

I dropped mouse on episode 10. Frankly, besides the fact that I found it draggy after the 6th episode, it was closest to sci-fi (a tag that was added later), even though it was advertised as a crime/thriller series. I loved the first few episodes, but having LSG as the main lead, I saw the ''plot twist'' from a mile away. For me the closest is Trap (besides that god awful finale).

You are welcome. The subs are made from volunteers, subscription or not. That's why they were late. Volunteers do both the subtitling and the segmenting and they have access to the episode only when viki uploads it, so it's natural!

I don't know why I laughed at this, but great comment.

It's been ages since I watched it, so take into consideration that I may not remember correctly. The plan from the beginning was for the team to disband in the end. I don't remember exactly the politics, but the disbandment would financially benefit the owner of the club and the people that had important roles in the administration. I don't remember if they showed how his baby died. It might have been a miscarriage or an accident. No matter the case, when a parent loses a child his psychological state is very complicated. Like when their kid gets seriously sick, parents tend to hate themselves and blaming themselves for their kids sickness. It's not a simply "they should have stayed together" or a "they can have another baby". A baby is not a bag. You can't just replace it with another one. When a kid dies it breaks or unites the family even more. From what I remember it was obvious that they separated, after they mutually decided to do so. Divorce is pretty common for people that have lost their child for multiple reasons. It's a very hard thing to handle, so sometimes even the parents can't handle seeing one another. Sometimes they are even reminded of their child even more that way and it is harder to move on. Of course it depends on the couple and their decisions. Everyone deals with grief in their own manner. You can't decide how another person will deal with it, especially when it comes to the death of a child that is one of the toughest (if not the toughest) for a family to deal with. The best decision is always the one that benefits both of the parents that stay behind and sometimes the best thing is to separate.

I am also wondering how this drama has gotten zero attention, considering the cast and the plot. However to be fair first two episodes and especially the first one are not that good. They are beyond confusing and also long and I personally felt no suspense while watching them. I agree that it gets better. There is something that makes me want to keep watching. At the same time, even if technically this series has a lot to offer (great acting, directing, cinematography, ost, decent plot) there is something still missing for me. I don't know what it is, but yeah it deserves more attention.

I think they are just fine. The webtoon isn't long, so 6 episodes are enough to cover it.

Yes. It is a pretty solid series. You should give it a watch, it's worth it.

I have also been waiting for long to watch this series. I hope it's good. The trailers look good so far. We will have to wait and just hope for the best.

Maybe you should cover this as a spoiler

Haven't seen it either, but I have heard good things about it. Let's hope for the best and I wish that his third script will be even better.

I loved reading your review. The way that you express yourself is immaculate and I agree with everything. I particularly liked the way you described Ga On's and Soo Hyun's characters. I truly can't understand how the writer that created such complex and intriguing characters as Yo Han and Sun Ah, also created such flat characters like Ga On and Soo Hyun.

I kind of disagree with the other comment. The ending is quite happy for me. Yes Yo Han and Elijah leave and Ga On stays behind, but this is their choice. Ga On has a mission of making the society a better place and Yo Han has finally the freedom to be happy. They are content with their choices. Besides it seems like they may reunite.