Even so, there are still many exciting moments and great actors that make the drama worth watching! Its spark will shine again after it finishes, after the show ending
Lee U Gyeom isn't even a main character at this point. His role in the drama is so secondary. I wanted to see…
I get where youâre coming from, but I think youâre overlooking how Lee U-Gyeomâs character is written. His role isnât âsecondaryâ; itâs intentionally quiet, controlled, and built on subtle tension rather than flashy action.
Not every psychopath-type character needs dramatized murder explanations to be impactful. In this drama, the suspense comes from why he acts the way he does, not how. And honestly, Ryeoun is doing an incredible job portraying that cold, unreadable aura â itâs what makes the character so unsettling.
Sometimes a character doesnât need constant screen time to leave a strong impression. U-Gyeomâs presence is exactly what shapes the whole storyline, even when heâs not speaking much.
So itâs not that his character âjust exists for referenceâ; itâs that the drama is building him in a more realistic and psychological way instead of typical trope-heavy psychopath styles.
The next two final episodes will surely surprise you
âI get what you mean, but actually his subtle expressions are part of the characterâs charm. Not every role needs big emotions â sometimes the smallest shifts in his eyes or tone say more than dramatic acting. And honestly, those controlled smirks fit the character perfectly. Thatâs what makes him charismatic to many viewers.
The next two final episodes will surely surprise you
and I mean outside the drama heâs handsome and charismatic of course â in the drama heâs a killer and annoying thatâs why the people loved his character
My comfort show â my absolute favorite. Everything about it is perfect: the soothing music, the story, the friendship, the soft romance, the characters, and especially Ryeoun, my favorite actor. I adore his relationship with Yi-chan; I love them so, so much. I hope they reunite again in a drama with the same vibe.
I love this drama deeply, and it holds a very special place in my heart. Iâve rewatched it nearly five times, and I could never get tired of it. I loved the male lead Han Eun-gyul and his relationship with the female lead Eun-ha. Itâs honestly the best time-travel drama in the history of Korean dramas, and I donât understand how they didnât win awards for their performances.
Only Ryeoun and Cheong-ah were nominated but didnât win, and only the child actor playing young Eun-gyul received an award. I just donât know when people will finally recognize Ryeounâs acting talent. He truly deserves so much more attention and so many awards.
is it bad? at 7.8 and lots of negative comments about the FL, wondering if I should still watch it. wanted to…
In the comments, everyone has their own opinion. What you like, others might not. But overall, the drama is really good, and the story is strange and different watch then see
Iâve just seen the negative comments about season 2, and honestly theyâre way too harsh. If you donât like it, then simply donât watch it â no need to leave such bitter comments. Other people might enjoy it, so whatâs the point of spreading negativity? Seriously, itâs strange.
Personally, I loved season 2 even more than season 1. Each season has its own charm. Season 1 was good mainly because of Siwon and Sohoâs friendship â the rest was just unnecessary and meaningless. But season 2? Everything is on point: their friendship, their development, and especially Bakoâs character. The fight scenes and the directing were also incredibly well done.
And for those talking about Bako: yes, he is the standout this season, and the show gained a lot of attention because of him. He brings an amazing vibe to the story. Overall, the drama is great and very different from season 1, so enough with the endless comparisons.
So Iâve watched episodes 3 and 4, and as usual they were a masterpiece â actually even better than the first two. They raised so many questions, the mystery in this drama is really well-done. The show is full of unanswered questions, and every scene I watch gives me a new one. For example, how did the doctor disappear and why? And why is Lee Woo-gyeom so desperate to prove himself, to the point where he doesnât care whether he gets a death sentence or is accused of killing someone â all that matters to him is proving himself. And why did he laugh when the treatment worked, as if he was mocking them? And how did his blood change like that?
Everything in this drama is great â the acting, the storytelling, the plot, the mystery. This drama truly deserves massive popularity, and Iâm eagerly waiting for the new episodes.â**
I have so many questions. If the cure was in his blood, why did he need to kill all those people? In the second…
I think thereâs something very mysterious behind all of this â for example, that he might be doing it so people wonât suspect him, and that heâs actually a serial killer and a criminal who kills just for pleasure. His character is so mysterious, and four episodes are too few to figure it out.
Not every psychopath-type character needs dramatized murder explanations to be impactful. In this drama, the suspense comes from why he acts the way he does, not how. And honestly, Ryeoun is doing an incredible job portraying that cold, unreadable aura â itâs what makes the character so unsettling.
Sometimes a character doesnât need constant screen time to leave a strong impression. U-Gyeomâs presence is exactly what shapes the whole storyline, even when heâs not speaking much.
So itâs not that his character âjust exists for referenceâ; itâs that the drama is building him in a more realistic and psychological way instead of typical trope-heavy psychopath styles.
I love this drama deeply, and it holds a very special place in my heart. Iâve rewatched it nearly five times, and I could never get tired of it. I loved the male lead Han Eun-gyul and his relationship with the female lead Eun-ha. Itâs honestly the best time-travel drama in the history of Korean dramas, and I donât understand how they didnât win awards for their performances.
Only Ryeoun and Cheong-ah were nominated but didnât win, and only the child actor playing young Eun-gyul received an award. I just donât know when people will finally recognize Ryeounâs acting talent. He truly deserves so much more attention and so many awards.
Iâve just seen the negative comments about season 2, and honestly theyâre way too harsh. If you donât like it, then simply donât watch it â no need to leave such bitter comments. Other people might enjoy it, so whatâs the point of spreading negativity? Seriously, itâs strange.
Personally, I loved season 2 even more than season 1. Each season has its own charm. Season 1 was good mainly because of Siwon and Sohoâs friendship â the rest was just unnecessary and meaningless. But season 2? Everything is on point: their friendship, their development, and especially Bakoâs character. The fight scenes and the directing were also incredibly well done.
And for those talking about Bako: yes, he is the standout this season, and the show gained a lot of attention because of him. He brings an amazing vibe to the story. Overall, the drama is great and very different from season 1, so enough with the endless comparisons.
Everything in this drama is great â the acting, the storytelling, the plot, the mystery. This drama truly deserves massive popularity, and Iâm eagerly waiting for the new episodes.â**