Eliah

I don't know how it is in Korea but in most western nations it would most likely be declared reasonable self defense since the guy got physical and the resulting "death" was an accident rather than an intentional act, and in case that didn't happen it would most likely be manslaughter rather than murder. All this is if they had reported to the police immediately though.

I know, that was a rhetorical question.

I wonder if this will be realistic and show the Chinese athletes cheating to win.

I had to go and check out the writers' age immediately after finishing episode 1 and sure enough it's a boomer. The first episode alone was filled to the brim with various stereotypes boomers hold towards the younger generation.

I am at ep 37 and my opinion hasn't changed so far. I just hate how the show seems to tell that children should basically be slaves to their parents.

Just completed ep 16 and this is one of the worst I have seen, there is basically zero consequences for all the shit that happens. Every time I see the brother and his GF I want to punch them in the face. The landlord is also infuriating and her son isn't any better too for babying her even after seeing all the shit she does.

Pretty much a straight copy of the Japanese movie Initiation Love. Both the original and this are pretty pointless and boring.

The first half half was pretty good but the second half is messy and the ending is too preachy.