Marshmallow-Chocoholic

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Thanks for reading :).

Thanks for reading :).

Thanks for reading :).

Thanks for taking the time to read my review :). I wouldn’t necessarily say the series was bad per say but it did lack a lot ( as someone pointed down below in the comments) of dynamic world and character building compared to the webcomic. I know there’s the argument that it’s a standalone piece and the time limit, but even still the episodes seemed to be hung up on trying to value the scare factor than truly build up on its weaker areas and lore. I’m also a big fan of this genre from supernatural, horror to dystopia and thriller which is one of the reasons why admittedly I’m a little harsh with reviews for this type of genre. However thanks again for reading and commenting :).

Thanks for reading :).

I understand what you mean. Speaking personally I’ll be honest in saying that I though that the ML had a more well-rounded side to some of these characters , but I do agree that the drama did take an outdated approach here also with the relationship between ML and FL.

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Thank you for taking the time to read. I’m interested to your opinions of the drama- what is it you didn’t like?

Thanks for reading and respecting my views. I appreciate that we have differing opinions on shows, that certainly isn’t something which should stop us from enjoying dramas!

Thanks for reading I’m glad that you found my review useful :).

Thanks for reading my review :). I agree that it was a shame with this one; it certainly did have a lot of potential but the end result was really messy :(.

I’ll try to keep this spoiler free as possible but yes, there is. The main lead initially starts off with a crush on the FL before developing a crush on second ML whilst the FL does have a side crush with ML’s childhood friend.

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Thanks so much for reading and I’m glad that I could help . If you’d like I can DM you some titles?

No worries. I’m glad you found my review helpful :).

I’m just going to agree to disagree as this is going to just be endless.I grew up a lot with Japanese productions as a kid from my late dad’s own love of the country. Whilst productions from Japan do hold a special place in my heart, I’ve widened my field of drama watching in recent years to understand and appreciate more about different Asian cultures and cinematography. I don’t really mind I’d we don’t necessarily see eye to eye and I appreciate that your review style differs from mine, as (after all ) it would be a very boring world if we all thought the same.

At the end of the day I believe it’s the finished product which counts ( regardless of country or production value). However I’m at a loss as to why this is being scaled further. You’ve offered your points and I’ve offered mine. I’m not entirely sure why you’ve singled my one review and then tried to escalate this by critiquing my writing , but I do appreciate that we have differing views and opinions on shows. For me this is a good rating, for you it is evidently a bad one. Whilst we don’t necessarily agree, I believe that we should end this on a respectful note and just accept that everyone has differing views and opinions.

I suppose that is a matter of opinion rather than a more objective view. I do not hold the country of origin into account when rating a drama nor its popularity nor am I going to write a review simply to boost a show if the honest criteria doesn’t match it . Of course I’ve watched Japanese dramas which have far succeeded Korean dramas and vice versa, but these are just honest critical thoughts on the drama. However if if we’re going to get into nitpicking about popularity one could argue your rating system of dramas upon 8.0- 9.0 for “ lesser-known” works or dramas may also present a similar problem with less accurate thoughts on a work. I have no problem for you rating these works and going through your reviews I can see you enjoy writing subjectively which is fine as these are your thoughts , but let’s just appreciate that I don’t write this way just as you don’t write my way either.

Thank you for taking the time to read my review.
I often take an objective and constructive-critical perspective during my reviews. This doesn’t mean that I did not like a show or have a bone to pick with the writers/ cast. If you look through my past ratings you’ll understand that 6.5 is a decent rating for me. I love to be “wordy” during my reviews in order to explain why I’ve given this rating and cover ground for the following points; the strengths or weaknesses of plot premise, the acting/ chemistry between the cast onscreen, how their characters were shaped, and/or prominent themes and messages which are apparent throughout as well as a final conclusion. This is my typical review style. It doesn’t matter upon ratings, as I’ll often go into more depth than just brush over matters in order to explain more objective and critical views upon a production/ drama.