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If you feel interested, you could give it a try. Personally, I found it average in terms of story and the characterization was too poor for my taste but if you enjoy horror stories, you could watch it.

I started watching this a few days ago, I'm on episode 5 and omg, I love it so far. The story is engaging and I love Pat and Pran's chemistry. This is the first ever live action BL I'm watching and my very first Thai drama too, so happy I picked this one as my introduction to the genre.

I'm feeling brave so I might get into it, lol

Super late response but omg, I thought I was the only one who caught the gay undertones! The fact he could have been paired up with the girl he was supposed to tutor (not that I would support it, it's just the kdrama writers are notorious of creating romance for the sake of it) and yet he didn't and he still mourned his friend was a nod of their deep connection. I really wish we had seen more of that, in my review I had pointed out that his feelings after his friend's death should have been explored more.

I haven't watched Episode 4 yet but seeing the ratings grow with each episode makes me feel very happy. So far, the story is engaging and Kong Hyo Jin is killing it as Bo Na. The blend between comedy and action is done very well, it's no wonder the series is growing to the general audience. Hopefully the quality will not deteriorate.

So far, I definitely see your point. But I think she's adapting, she already helped the team on episode 3 and it seems like her own arc will unfold little by little. I'm curious to see her development.

I am so glad they didn't make Hyun Nam being after Bo Na, I was afraid they were going to make them enemies or something, which would be extremely dumb since Bo Na literally saved her. Hyun Nam being conflicted over Bo Na's choice to start a new life by creating a family is more logical, especially since she never got to experience any positive memories with her own fmily when she was a child. I think that if her character will be handled well, she will have a sort-of "redemption" by understanding how important Bo Na's family is to her.

I haven't gotten into it yet but based on what I've seen from various reactions, it seems like this is another case of a kdrama's sequel suffering from average writing and from being stripped off what made it good in the first place. I want to watch this season but I will definitely hold my hopes low.

Respectfully, the rating should never be 8.2. IMDB's score is way more accurate

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Watched the first episode and oh my God, what a strong start. This might become one of my most favourite kdramas this year if it will remain consistent.

I adore Yoo Bo Na and her family already, the actors have amazing chemistry and nothing feels forced between them. This child actress is sooo adorable too!

The cinematography is very good, the close-ups and slow-motion parts really enhance the action and comedic parts. I appreciate how the drama blends action, comedy and mystery together, while maintaining a good pacing. Looking forward to watch the rest of the episodes!

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Being able to manipulate and scam other people without having a clear identity and while being stylish on top of that

I watched the first episode today and I can't believe that people really complained about the concept being too complex. Isn't this supposed to be the point of stories like this? To challenge you and make you think critically and out of the box? If you can't handle it that's fine but don't spew pointless comments.

I was very disappointed at this outcome.

I didn't have free time to check this out but after the Blue Dragon Series Awards, I will definitely give it a try!

MDL has him listed as a main character. Either way, he will be part of the series.

Seated for Sul Kyung Gu.

I haven't watched Mouse but Black Out is one of my most favourite kdramas. If you like psychological thrillers, you'll like this one.

I read the webtoon last year because I wanted to be familiar with the story before I watched the drama. The first episode was hectic to say the least but I found myself enjoying it much more than I anticipated. It seems like they have changed some things compared to the webtoon, so I'm curious to see the direction of the plot and Jiwon's decisions in the drama.

Once again, this comments section proved that not all dramas apply to everyone and that's totally valid. But please, trying to reason about the drama's length is beyond pointless. I promise you, this drama would have been really bad had it been wrapped in 12 episodes or less. The climax needed a proper built-up and that wouldn't be possible if the length was shorter. This is the same excuse many people say about Monster, the anime, that it's too long, it has many fillers yada yada yada, when that is simply very untrue. Every episode serves a purpose, just because the drama doesn't have much action that doesn't mean it should have been shorter.