Better be ready for some blood
It's been a while since I watched a gangster fight K-drama. This one was pretty solid, with intense fight scenes and brutal gore. Half the time, blood was flying everywhere.
What I really liked was how the betrayal was portrayed—it felt raw and impactful. But on the other hand, I found it funny that despite being in power for 11 years, the lackeys and lower subordinates didn’t even have guns at the beginning. And when assassination attempts happened, no one really had firearms. It was only near the end that some guns showed up—and even then, they were pretty useless.
Overall, I really enjoyed this drama. It stayed focused and on point the whole time. That final line hit hard: “Once you sit on the chair of power but can’t hold it, it all seems meaningless.” That one had real depth.
What I really liked was how the betrayal was portrayed—it felt raw and impactful. But on the other hand, I found it funny that despite being in power for 11 years, the lackeys and lower subordinates didn’t even have guns at the beginning. And when assassination attempts happened, no one really had firearms. It was only near the end that some guns showed up—and even then, they were pretty useless.
Overall, I really enjoyed this drama. It stayed focused and on point the whole time. That final line hit hard: “Once you sit on the chair of power but can’t hold it, it all seems meaningless.” That one had real depth.
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