A very solid thriller that's worth watching. However, there was a loophole that irked me to the core. The story went the way it did because the main lead decided not to call the police. For some time, I thought the main lead (Jeon Yeong Ha) was Koo Sang Jun 20 years later. And so, it made sense for him to behave the way he did when faced with a similar situation. KSJ's life turned into a literal nightmare because of the Ji Hyang Cheol fiasco. So if JYH was KSJ, it would be somewhat understandable why he wouldn't want to call the police over something he wasn't even sure of (at least at first). So when it was shown that they were not the same person, I just could not wrap my head around why any sane person (who is also a father mind you) couldn't just call the police. And at least if he knew about the case prior to the incident at his cottage, and he knew about how it panned out for the motel owners, then it would have made some sense because he would have been afraid to experience that as well. But no, he only found out about that when he was already deep into his shenanigans. Everything that happened, could have been avoided. And because, he is the main lead, he did not lose much but imagine if his daughter and/or his friend had been killed. That poor (stupid) cop died all because the main lead did not do the right thing. And in the end he has the nerve to behave like a victim when he was just facing the consequences of his actions!
This had a promising start but it got messy as it went on. The writing was very amateur and some things made no sense at all. I felt like some of the decisions the characters made were just so the plot went a certain direction without any logic at all. I'll probably watch the second season just so I can see how much worse it will get because they will definitely never be able to salvage it. Its an easy viewing if you are not looking for anything serious. 7/10 and thats me being generous.
I wasn't planning on watching this because the synopsis makes no sense at all and it just isn't my type of drama. But the rating has piqued my interest😅 3.7 is just wild🤯
i loved this drama, however.. it being so long + 16 episodes.. I feel like we should have seen a lil more of the…
exactly...they could have had less of the Kim Ji Ho flashbacks and used that time instead to focus on the other characters especially after they made such an effort to make us fall in love with their stories and all. they could have wrapped it up better
I enjoyed this a lot! The only downsides were; - Kim Ji Ho's character should have been given to someone else. Krystal Jung did not do it justice (or maybe there wasn't much depth to the character to start with). Also, did they ever say why she bit her nails so much? -There was no chemistry between the leads. Park Hae Soo and Krystal Jung weren't a good match at all. I found it hard to root for them because it felt so forced. -What they did to Looney was unnecessary and wrong...wasn't that entrapment or something? -Also, there were too many flashbacks. I get why they used them but it was too much and it was even confusing sometimes.
I haven't expected it but this show is much more interesting that I had expected it to be. It's based on Transit…
I cried too especially when they showed the interviews giving us the backstory and then I remembered their comments during dinner. And the phone call too. Also, Cheol Hyeon's fantasy about having a brother-in-law was super funny but I choked up when I realized why he wanted one...he yearns for family...somebody he and his sister can depend on. I really wish the best for them. I also hope your mom gets better soon!
I don't know why I missed it until then but I'm glad I finally discovered it, and so watching the 5 first episodes…
You are absolutely right, simplicity is the best way to go and this drama proves that. I think even the actors deserve credit for the way they drew out the angst of unrequited love between best friends.
I usually don't go for school romance dramas but this here is a gem! Both leads are portraying their characters superbly! And Yui is the MVP with his sage advice.
Does the break up happen for very long, i think always when these things happen in dramas is kinda stupid. If…
I agree with you. Every time dramas have a marriage of convenience, we always know there is that dark cloud of divorce looming over throughout the whole drama. And I think it would be refreshing if once in a while they just forego that and remain married without having to go through that step. I was kind of wishing that the papers they signed were fake and that they were not actually divorced. I think producers/writers like having the leads divorce so that they start "afresh" but I always find it unnecessary.
I love zombie dramas and movies and was so excited that there was a recent one but I guess this one clearly aint it😂..but for some reason I want to see for myself how bad it is😅
- Kim Ji Ho's character should have been given to someone else. Krystal Jung did not do it justice (or maybe there wasn't much depth to the character to start with). Also, did they ever say why she bit her nails so much?
-There was no chemistry between the leads. Park Hae Soo and Krystal Jung weren't a good match at all. I found it hard to root for them because it felt so forced.
-What they did to Looney was unnecessary and wrong...wasn't that entrapment or something?
-Also, there were too many flashbacks. I get why they used them but it was too much and it was even confusing sometimes.
I also hope your mom gets better soon!