Eun Yoon Seul

So many historical dramas act like the main FL is a transplant from modern day Seoul in their mannerisms, preferences, and attitude, that I can't stand most of them (Our Blooming Youth & Moonlight Drawn by Clouds are good examples of this). It would be so nice if there were a balance in modern historical pieces where the FL could be more a product of her time rather than the super-relatable modern character that acts as almost a self-insert into the drama; but this sounds like it will be in the same mold where she's ostensibly someone who grew up in that time period but acts modern...

Are we sure all of these roles are right? He's marked as having been young Yoon Na Moo in "Come and Hug Me", but Nam Da Reum played that role throughout....

Are we sure this is on Netflix? No matter how I search, it does not appear on Netflix (anymore?).

After the plot issues, it was just confusing and/or boring. This was supposed to be a 'signature killer/assassin action' but Strong Woman Do Bong Soon had more action than this show. You tell me it's an action show, I'm expecting action every episode or two, big action. Not just standing around, having serious discussions quietly, walking around slowly, recalling awful memories, going over the board of suspects again. The first several episodes were a mess with pacing, jumping all over the place with cuts and flashbacks, then settles down into episode after episode of people just living in an apartment building together.

There's not really any relationship development between the characters. ML and Phil have a rocky point in their friendship, but that is all. The ML and Seul Ki know each other from the get go, and that relationship doesn't change. The ML and FL are neighbors, and nothing ever happens. Sure they knew each other as kids in a horrible situation. But that is the extent of their relationship. I get why the FL is sad in the end from her perspective, but from the viewer's point (or at least, my perspective) there was no emotional payoff. Glad this was a shorter drama, because wow. There was nothing here.

Big fail on the plot: you cannot transplant organs like a heart from a child into an adult, as is done in the show. Those organs have to be a size-match, and no ten or eleven year old boy has a heart the right size for a fully grown man. The entire premise of the show being that kids were used to supply older rich people with transplants was patently ridiculous for that reason alone. You want to say they were being used for stem cells, genetic modification experiments, as bone marrow donors, or for the rich people's **kids** who needed transplants, sure. Heart transplants like that old guy? Absolutely not.

This show was terrible. Like. Genuinely just garbage. I can't believe anyone watches this and likes any portion of it.
First reply: massive plot problem.

Just hints. Park Hyung Sik does a great job showing just how much his character likes the female lead throughout; really lovely confession/kiss in the last episode.

Happy ending, all main characters live.