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This was great to watch. Tons of thriller and had some brutal attacks. The 3-2-1 go/push was outstanding and unexpected when it actually happened. They talked about what a natural surprised reaction is like in an earlier episode and then a scene like that happens, it didn't disappoint. This drama showed what crazy, insane people were willing to do for money which can lead to betrayal, even murder.

I came to watch Jun but then the long pauses when they're speaking to each other got me annoyed. This really is a japanese drama made in k-lalaland world haha.

This was a wonderful but sad watch. I was expecting to see more of Arata but it was fine. Seiichi was really lucky to have gotten married to his love at first sight haha. It was unfortunate what happened to him. I was shaking my head knowing a brutal Truck-sama was appearing when it focused on that picture in the car. It was heartwarming seeing Ryu and Johan supporting Sumiko. When Ryu said to Johan, "You were protecting it right, your soul." A very heartfelt scene which added to their platonic relationship. Aside from the bath house scene, they didn't need intimacy to show their support, care, and love for each other. Plus, l loved how the show didn't use fancy places to build memories. l rather spend time at a quiet camping area than go to disneyworld haha. It wasn't perfect, but was enjoyable and that's why l love slice of life dramas.

Wow, episodes 1-7 were interesting but the last few episodes shown a lot of characters who blamed the bullies but did nothing to support those who were bullied. The teacher played victim by blaming the ML why everything happened but did nothing to help those that were bullied even when he knew exactly what happened. He even said it himself so the teacher isn't all that innocent. Shion Seto also had a horrible fiancée as a detective. As a detective you're supposed to know when someone is in need of help or support. The bartender and the friend reporter were also bad. They should have been Seto's biggest supporters but seems like they didn't even keep in contact. I learned some things from this drama but the biggest one would be that everyone is going through hardships and trying their best.

She is the main cast for the 2026 drama called "It Is My Husband." It's airing now.

I watched the first episode of this over 10 years ago. All l remember is the main lead being a pretty boy punk and l said to myself back then, korean girls are interested in boys like this? I dropped it quickly. I am surprised to see a younger Lee Chung Ah. I didn't recognize it was her back then.

I first saw him in the Doctors 2016 drama. I've seen his other works from a few years ago. I enjoyed Awaken, The Veil. Both were interesting. His transformation in the Veil was great. He put a lot of work in that drama.

The ending ost brings a big reveal to the viewers which l like because the atmosphere is dark and mysterious. I loved the interactions with the two boys. It showed that besides siblings, children who have different parents grow up differently and will not understand each other. You really have to be open minded, understanding and listen to one another. If Gen and Toyoko had met again before the incident, they could have done more things together like a regular couple.

Man the ost from this drama is lit. I know Dean sings a few but they go so well with the atmosphere of this drama. Each version of the "Set A Fire" song were amazing. Story wise, funny that the fake friends didn't recognize Dan but it has been 15 years and the more they saw him, eventually they began to realize it was Dan. It was a bit gross with the mother and son being intimate. In the end, he gave up and didn't finish his revenge. He was so close to it.

This is just my opinion, people have watched too many lovey dovey dramas being in lalaland and fantasy world. This drama brings them back to reality and they see the pain and suffering the characters go through which makes it really relatable and why a lot of people love it. For me, I prefer and have watched many slice of life dramas, movies that this drama is nothing new to me. I only watched a few episodes because it was toxic from all the yelling to people being dishonest. You can learn a thing or two from these dramas showcasing how people are in real life. I do feel this drama is kinda overhyped because of what l said earlier.

I didn't expect to hear False Sympathy by Mondo Grosso in this drama. I've heard the song many times and it was a surprise. I can somewhat understand the FL and how some women are. When you're weak and have no support system, you go back to the one that is there for you no matter how horrible that person mistreats you. It's a messed up, twisted way of love for the victim. The casts were great though.

I always avoided dramas he's in because his facial features remind me of a well known korean actor (KSW). Good to know l didn't see much of him.

We'll probably have to wait a few months before they announce another season. It could be many things like cast members not being available for the time being, or finding casts for its next season. Seeing as scenes are done in real life and not through cgi or vfx, it'll take time to do filming as well. Some Japanese dramas take over a year before the next season is announced. Plus this takes place in Japan during that time. If they try to make it as realistic as possible, it'll take time.

I agree, if it had 1-2 more episodes, they would have been great characters to showcase. However, l feel they wanted to put more screen time on Gentosai and the successor story. Can't wait to see more of Gentosai though. Like someone here said, Gentosai does give off That Guy vibes from Gannibal.

Being from America, I love foreign dramas/movies especially Japanese. I binged all episodes right when they were released. The cholrea disease scene brought me back to when I first learned about the Cholrea disease from watching the Japanese drama Jin years ago. Indeed, Saga's weakness is the young girl Futaba because of what happened to his daughter. Please stay alive Aimbot Arrowboy. I really enjoyed this having seen so many foreign dramas/movies. Can't wait for the next season.

I'm glad to see the actor who plays Do Gang Jae here. The main villain (MV) has unlimited resources, knows a ton of tech, and even knows how to use weapons. Main lead (ML) better bring all his arsenal if he wants retribution at MV. Funny how majority of the prisoners wanted that Mustang. Good thing ML called it trash because it's not meant for that kind of race. Vehicle #6 was the best. That FJ cruiser was a beast. They just had to make that crazy pretty assassin girl speak in mandarin (She supposed to be Chinese or mix?) haha. Funny, the victim lady understood what she said in mandarin when she visited the shop again lol. Pretty assassin baby girl and the fake doctor assassin man are both killed for failing their job. MV is going to make ML shut Baek Do Gyung up as he has become a liability to MV and can't do anything without him. Baek Do was even hitting on MV's secretary. I wonder how ML is going to take MV down as he has too many connections/corruptions with wealthy/influential people.

Kamuikocha (Aimbot Arrowboy) played by Sometani Shota made the biggest impression for me. The small amount of screen time he had he saved the main group and was the first to reach the latest town. Hopefully they don't kill him off like Tamaki Hiroshi's character Kikuomi Ukyo. Ukyo got killed way too soon. There's a lot of interesting characters played by well known actors/actresses.