Kurogasensei

"Chinese dramas are far better? What a joke! 😂🤮 Most of their acting is robotic—it's so terrible. The plots are absolute trash! 👎 The top 20 is even dominated by Korean dramas on this site. 😁😁😁 You're stupid people with zero knowledge. 'Connection' has a good puzzle in it, making everyone wonder—who's the killer? Who's behind all of this? That's what makes a good plot for a drama, just like "MOUSE Drama."

Most of your watchlist consists of Chinese dramas, which are lower in quality and have worse acting than Korean dramas. That’s why Korean dramas are more popular and better.

To be honest, episode 1 is very boring. The execution is bad, the pacing is slow, the script is weak, and the scenes are poorly done. I almost stopped watching. Whoever watched episode 1—I’m sure a couple of them dropped it because of that.

Then I watched episode 2, and boom! It was mind-blowing. I was like, "OMG, this is so f**king good!"

Now I understand why the ratings dropped. Maybe it's because of episode 1 and the lack of comedy, unlike other competitor dramas. So, everyone probably felt it was boring at first.

To be honest, I watched for 30 minutes
and almost stopped—until he went to school. OMG, that was so funny!

But I’m really wondering about his role as an agent. He’s an N.I.S. member/employee, yet he doesn’t seem to realize he’s on a hidden camera. He’s also not careful about hiding his appearance and always walks straight ahead without caution. I mean, in the first episode, he’s doing heavy and dangerous work, yet he seems careless.

And lastly, I don’t know... I just don’t really like Lee Dong-min’s character sometimes.

I know it's adapted from a webtoon. I thought it was going to be like Weak Hero Class, with realistic fights.

I don't think the title should be Wonderful Life or Family—it's a heartbreaking drama. Actually, I already know the twist and who's behind all the incidents. It's a typical Korean drama; it's really predictable, LMAO. I don't know... some parts are good, but others are low to mid-tier boring.

At first, I got scared because I thought it was going to be like The Conjuring, but then it became confusing—I wasn’t sure if it was set in the past, present, or future. However, once I understood what had happened and how they got there, I was impressed by the explanation.

What I love about this drama is the "multi-perspective convergence"—it gave me goosebumps.

What I don’t like about this drama is that Park Bo-young’s acting feels too similar to her character in Daily Dose of Sunshine, which makes it feel weird. Also, there’s a plot hole regarding the last person; it seems like they never explained why he couldn't think rationally and just let it go.

I really love the concept, but some parts are boring while others are good. It's balanced for me. The last episode was mind-blowing!

The story is mid—nothing special.
Is this an anime or what? Too much power, unrealistic fights.
There’s too much preaching and too many flashbacks.
I really don’t like the teacher—she's so stupid and a burden. She acts without thinking. I also don’t like her appearance.
What I love about this drama is the comedy, especially in the first few episodes.

**"Impossible! How did this get a high rating? The story is mid, the pacing was so slow, and some scenes were badly executed—especially the bullying scenes. The fights weren’t impressive either, and the final scene didn’t leave an impact on me.

I remember seeing a post about this on social media, and one of the comments said, 'If you like Moving, you're gonna like this.' Damn... I mean, this isn’t even close to Moving!"**

That sounds really heartwarming! I love it when dramas focus on strong relationships and well-written characters. Now I’m even more curious about it!

I see what you mean! Some dramas start slow, but it’s good that you still gave it a chance. 7.5 is still a decent score!

Thanks for the heads-up! I don’t mind a slow start as long as things get better. I do enjoy slice-of-life romances, so this sounds promising!

Oh, gotcha! So it picks up later—good to know. I’ll try to stick with it and see how it goes. Thanks for the heads-up!

Yeah, that makes total sense. Sometimes it’s just about the right mood. Maybe I’ll come back to it when I’m feeling more into this kind of story. Thanks for the insight!

That actually sounds really promising! I like dramas that don’t drag out misunderstandings forever. I might give this one a shot. Appreciate the breakdown!

The guest is no joke. I can't wait for it!

Because this hasn’t been released on global OTT, it’s really hard to find subtitles unless you want to be a translator for some websites or other source.

I'm still unsure about watching this drama. The ratings are good, and everyone is talking about it.

I already watched episode 1, but it hasn't amazed me yet. I want to continue, but for some reason, I doubt whether it's really as good as everyone says.

I don't want to waste my time like I did with WTSG drama.

I usually watch only one or two ongoing dramas, like Study Group, because it's really good.

Can you give me reasons why this drama is worth watching?

The female acting is not natural in some parts. Episode 1 is so boring—it feels like a wasted, useless episode. Also, the comedy is kind of cringe (bad comedy).