Ju Moon

I’ll admit, what first drew me to this series was Lee Ja Woon and Hwang Jun Su. The first time I saw them was on the reality show Boys Lost in Thailand. Back then, Ja Woon had this cute, curious vibe and spent the whole time eating, and both of them just seemed super shy. I thought they’d make an interesting duo, but to be honest, I didn’t hold out much hope because I just couldn’t picture them acting in a drama.

So, I started watching mostly out of curiosity to see how they’d pull it off and because I’m a sucker for an enemies to lovers trope. But wow! Where were the shy boys who used to blush at everything? They genuinely blew me away. There’s such a strong, authentic chemistry between them. I usually don’t talk much about NC scenes, but these felt so convincing and full of sincerity. Both actors gave really honest performances, letting their characters’ emotions shine through, even if the more emotionally heavy scenes could still use a bit more polish. But for a first series, they’re off to a great start. I’m definitely looking forward to their future projects!

As for the story, it has a cool premise with some thriller elements, but the pacing ends up being a bit all over the place, adding a bunch of subplots that feel pretty rushed. Even with that, it’s still worth checking out.