NoobieFan

Drugs are bad and he certainly paid for it. As long as he learned his lesson, he (and we) can move on.

Amazing show up-to this point. Should the conclusion meet the standards the rest set, this probably is a 10/10 drama. 9.5 at worst.

Just started this (Done with Ep 2). Hilarious and snappy.

The synopsis on its own is sorta standard (It sounds similar to forest) but with the thriller and mystery tags attached to it, it opens up the potenial for something wild.

This looks promising. Strong leading cast, good supporting cast, great backroom staff (look at the filmography of both Kim Eun Hee and Lee Eung Bok), insane episode by episode filming costs and, most importantly, an interesting plot with a new, fresh environment. This should deliver.

I don't think the series should've ended any other way than it did. It's rare that death was the only right outcome but here we are.

I have to say that the show blew me away in many ways but I didn't expect a potential incest plot to be brought into this show, and it was wrapped up shockingly well. Same with most aspects of the series. Almost every sidesplot and character was well thoughtout and developed accordingly. Quite dark. But enjoyable nonetheless.

Well that's clear.

Kurosawa's reaction to seeing Tsuge and Adachi was hilarious. He's totally the jealous type.

It's common that people dont actually realise theor own feelings unless confronted on then. Adachi knew Kurosawa's feelings but not necessarily his own until the critical point where he missed him.

Poor Kurosawa. Seven year crush. Ouch.

For what is a pretty clichéd story, but with a twist, this is super sweet. It's shows like these that make me remember why I usually wait until every episode is aired because I'm dying to see the next episode. And it's only 20-25 minutes until we have to go back to waiting. Kurosawa seeing that Adachi was nervous and not wanting to take advantage of the situation, opting for a foreheard kiss was just perfect.