Kurogasensei

To be honest, episodes 12 and up are kind of boring. I think 16 episodes would be enough, but there are 20, which is too much.

Not bad for me

This drama is similar to "Behind Your Touch"—there's a miracle and a serial killer, but "Behind Your Touch" is better.

- Only 1 or 2 characters are suspicious compared to "BYT," which keeps us suspicious of everyone.
- There's no puzzle that makes us think, "I wonder if A, B, or C is the killer."
- I love Lim Sun's scenes more than Lee Mi Jin's.
- I don't know, but Lee Mi Jin's friend seems kind of useless compared to Bae OK Hee from "BYT."
- I don't like how they focused on the love line for almost 13 episodes instead of the killer. It's not like "BYT."
- Is Idol Police (Ko Won)'s character just like that? That's it?
- I don't know, but the killer's acting doesn't feel like that of a killer. I mean, I wasn't surprised by their appearance—nothing special.
- I don't know why Idol Police figured out about Lee Mi Jin faster than Gye Ji Ung did.
- Even the last episode felt just normal, nothing special.
- What I love about this drama is the comedy, especially when Lim Sun appears.
- I don't know, there's nothing special that made me think, "Wow! Fantastic! Amazing!" or anything like that.

I watched this drama because of Song Hye Kyo, but I set my expectations too high. It's not bad for me.

This is a good drama, but the pacing is slow in some parts.

It's for me ,nothing , everyone is different

I don't know why they added a new member, Jung Woo Joo, and his role is minimal, almost like a cameo instead of a supporting role.

I don't know when I watched this drama, but I feel like I have experienced all of them, like depression, panic attacks, and others.

To be honest, I don't like the romance scenes; there's no chemistry, which makes it boring.

What I learned is to take care of yourself first, then others.

I love the fight scenes and CGI; they are the best. However, it gets kind of boring when they talk.

It makes me frustrated when they announce season 2. I mean, it's a lot of episodes—why not just finish it in one season?

I don't like Matthew Lee's Bang; it makes it weird instead of cool, and I don't like how they added other villains.

I love the Geum La Hui part when she realizes it, and Cha Ju Ran and Nam Chul Woo's part is funny with a little bit of comedy. It's fine.

I love how the seven of them attack the big boss in their own way, and Min Do Hyuk and Kang Ki Tak are the best.

Guys, you have to watch The Penthouse first before watching this drama, so you’re not shocked by the situations or characters in the drama.

At the beginning, I was wondering how they were connected to be evil or something. Then there’s a character who sacrifices themselves—everyone is awful, lol.

I particularly liked the plot twist character, especially Joo Dan-tae, lol. To be honest, I laughed so hard when all of them were at Jeju Island on drugs. There are so many plot twists; it’s very difficult to guess what will happen.

P.S. For everyone, don’t take it too seriously when you watch this drama—just relax.

Good at first, from episodes 1-8, then bad in the rest of the episodes.

I think it would be good if there were a plot twist and a powerful villain, but there isn’t.

There are two secondary leads, but they are nothing special. It’s fortunate that the ML and FL have a visual romance, which makes it fresh.

The beginning was funny at first but then became cringe. I don't like the romance, even in drama idol things; it's so boring for me. I don't know how to say it—it's not bad, but not good either.

The pacing is so slow ,nothing good ,that's all

I love how he’s making a plan against the villain. It triggered me when he was nothing in that scene; he didn’t even know himself. The part with his mother hit me so hard that I could hardly watch it. By the ending, I already knew it would turn out like that.

I think this kind of drama is aimed at people who are contemplating suicide, especially in Korea and Japan. For those individuals, just remember that death is not a simple solution. In many religions, death is depicted as having something more terrible than life itself, like how the drama describes hell.

Everyone has problems, often more complicated and difficult than you might think. Don’t look at the sky but look at the ground. Some people’s lives may not be as fortunate as yours, where you can eat three times a day, have parents, or go to school.

Life is just a game. The only rule is to survive until the end.

Everything is good, and the pacing is fast; at least there are no boring scenes. I laughed at how song jae seop died 😂

To be honest, I almost stopped watching at the beginning of episode 1, but it got fun when he went to school, and there was a misunderstanding. It became funny.

It’s so sad when the truth comes out; it’s heartbreaking.

I love how this school drama is different compared to most recent ones. I highly recommend it.

I can't wait for season 2!

I don't like how they added characters like the two young doctors; their scenes are boring sometimes.

I also don't like Cha Eun-jae's parents' scenes—they're too awkward and cringy for me.

The romance between Cha Eun-jae and Seo Woo-jin is too overacted and excessive, making the drama boring and bad.

However, I do like Kim Dong-jun's comeback.

I don't like that they changed the main cast from season 1 for a while and added more characters, but it's still amazing as a medical drama.

I didn't know; everyone said this was the best medical/doctor drama. I was in doubt because the episode count was too high, but I tried watching it, and boom! It’s really good. To be honest, I just loved season 1 more than 2 and 3.