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Fun but nothing more, just a band-aid on a bullet wound.
It was good and fun, but if you think about it, it didn't offer much other than brainless fun.
Watching them "teaching" the bullies was fun, be it kids, parents, or teachers, but we didn't see much character development. Most of the bullies didn't get any punishment, just some beating, and some of them just randomly turned into good guys after they got beaten. Not very realistic.
What happened with some of the bullies and criminals? Why aren't they in prison? What about the parents who literally give drugs to their kids to have better grades? Especially that one parent who almost killed her son to be a doctor? Why did no one say a word about the so-called "main villain" who just randomly got out of prison? Yeah, I know the other politician helped him, but still, it was nonsense.
Some parts were handled poorly, but some were really great and even surprised me story-wise, but as for the characters, we didn't learn basically anything about our female lead, just the most basic things; the same goes for the SML boy.
Sadly, they were so afraid of how Koreans would react, so they didn't delve deep into this bullying and political stuff. Their organization just solved a new problem in every episode and moved on to the next school, and they were acting like they were making the world better.
This could've been much better if it were not a case-by-case story, just 1 or 2 cases, and they made it more interesting and showed us the actual procedures, like more politics and some legal drama parts and so on.
Without these, this is just a shallow but fun drama, nothing more.
Watching them "teaching" the bullies was fun, be it kids, parents, or teachers, but we didn't see much character development. Most of the bullies didn't get any punishment, just some beating, and some of them just randomly turned into good guys after they got beaten. Not very realistic.
What happened with some of the bullies and criminals? Why aren't they in prison? What about the parents who literally give drugs to their kids to have better grades? Especially that one parent who almost killed her son to be a doctor? Why did no one say a word about the so-called "main villain" who just randomly got out of prison? Yeah, I know the other politician helped him, but still, it was nonsense.
Some parts were handled poorly, but some were really great and even surprised me story-wise, but as for the characters, we didn't learn basically anything about our female lead, just the most basic things; the same goes for the SML boy.
Sadly, they were so afraid of how Koreans would react, so they didn't delve deep into this bullying and political stuff. Their organization just solved a new problem in every episode and moved on to the next school, and they were acting like they were making the world better.
This could've been much better if it were not a case-by-case story, just 1 or 2 cases, and they made it more interesting and showed us the actual procedures, like more politics and some legal drama parts and so on.
Without these, this is just a shallow but fun drama, nothing more.
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