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A small town where nobody knows what a kdrama is
Replying to noona Jun 12, 2026
Title Teach You a Lesson Spoiler
I loved the first two episodes. The first one being dark and thought provoking and the second one fun, comical,…
I am aware that there are laws protecting minors, especially those in middle school. Though I'm not well-versed, it still didn't sense 90% of the time. The point is typically that first offenders are let off with warnings or community service if the crimes are more severe, but these kids had supposedly been to the police station a many times and the parents didn't know nor had they been arrested for anything??

The first sequence is insane. It's not ooh kids steal a car. It's grand theft auto, driving without a licence, reckless endangerment, theft of illegal fireworks (you have to be 18 to buy), attempted and probably actual assault on passerbys due to the fireworks they were shooting from the car, destruction of public and private property, and probably more from that single scene.

You're telling me that they almost killed how many people, caused how many car accidents, and wounded or blinded how many passerbys? Yet there were no official police reports, no arrests, and they didn't even call their parents?

Then those same kids are committing drug trafficking, coercion, assault, and tricking people into taking drugs? And that would be hard to get jail time as minors for??

The "lesson" in this one rubbed me the wrong way. The comedic tone didn't match as it shifted from student becoming addicted to drugs and repeatedly assaulted to haha look at them struggle with cleaning in juvie. Just because those kids didn't kill anyone, it doesn't mean they haven't caused and won't later cause deaths. Drug addiction kills so many people, yet because they didn't murder anyone within the hour episode, the tone for them was comedic.

I realize that I'm super nit-picky here. But I thought the point of the show was to be thought-provoking, explore moral dilemmas, and balance action and comedy? Instead the writers just seemed confused 60% of the time.
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On Teach You a Lesson Jun 12, 2026
I loved the first two episodes. The first one being dark and thought provoking and the second one fun, comical, and overtop. Both episodes had very different tones, but were effective and really well done. But the actual lessons, writing, and tonal shifts don't make much sense as the story moves along.

Episode six especially bugged me-my confusion and complaints below.
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On Teach You a Lesson Jun 12, 2026
The biggest thing the show lacks is nuance. The point is to look at how the education system has failed teachers and students. When you're dealing with human stories, then the individual matters. People aren't 100% bad. Good people make mistakes and bad people do good things. Motives matter. Reasoning matters. This show wants to go big at moments that needs to go small, spectacle over the actual lesson. Why are students lacking empathy? Why are they reckless believing short lived fun to be more important than the pain and death of others? Despite the many serious topics, very few of them are deeply explored, explored through more than one angle, or have an ounce of nuance. If you want an action drama with slight morals, then this is the show. If you want a deeply written thought piece on the idea of an administration to protect education, watch only the first episode. It was the only effective one that didn't let comedy or unequal karma mess with the writing.
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Replying to noona Jun 6, 2026
Title Keizoku
Where were you able to watch this?
Thank you!
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Replying to danwithasuit Jun 3, 2026
Title Keizoku
The creeps were there in the beginning, I knew something was off. That last few episodes were just crazy good,…
Where were you able to watch this?
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Replying to noona May 31, 2026
Hey Jwells <3 Do you have any active links? The ones above are down?
Thanks for letting me know :(
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Replying to Jwells May 31, 2026
Raw version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxabv0fjI9A*Feel free to check the top of my list of vertically filmed…
Hey Jwells <3 Do you have any active links? The ones above are down?
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Replying to AfiyaJannat May 30, 2026
Title Impulse
Wtf I just watched 😐 how can they show r*pe scene so casually both gets r*ped at it the same time like what
I like both of the lead actors but what in the world happens??? Do they get saved in time or is the movie just that messed up??
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Replying to DorianGrey101 May 27, 2026
Title Inugami
Message me if you still wanna watch this.
Did you find it online??
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On Hell University May 19, 2026
Is this the kind of badly done story that makes it weirdly good? Like so bad it's entertaining? Or is this just poorly made and boring? I wanna know if this is worth watching.
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On Yukari-kun wa Gap ga Zurui May 18, 2026
I don't normally like cutesy FLs, but the FL totally pulled it off in this. The story was quite lackluster and the romance was stiff. I only made it to episode 6, because I really liked the FL but ended up dropping it.
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On Punch-Drunk Woman May 17, 2026
Episodes 1- 6 were really good, a solid 8. The slow build for their relationship was intriguing, blurring the lines but still ambiguous. But then the final 4 episodes were so rushed. The romance becomes heavy handed and it's like they suddenly have intense romantic feelings towards each other when their relationship before was more of a pull towards one another, something mysterious and undefined then boom it was like I'll throw everything away for you? Sadly, my final score is a 7 with the last few episodes being too rushed.
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On My Dearest Assassin May 16, 2026
Toni Rakkaen gave such an incredible performance in this. I geniunly did not know he could act this well. He was so charismatic and intimidating. He was the perfect villain.
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