Sarah87

I agree with you, but for me 6.5 is still high , I rated it 5. Except for the last 2 episodes , the rest was a complete WTF (like the comment below said). It was so messy and confusing that I couldn't relate to the story and the characters at all.

Watched first 15 eps. Everyone says it starts well then it gets boring but I've already found these first 15 eps boring and not interesting at all. The acting is so bad and fake, I was expecting that from the main ""actress"", but the other actors too are so average or maybe just all the characters aren't interesting to me, they are so plain. I don't know how it can become more boring than this, but if it gets worse , I better drop it now. I said I would never watch a drama with Jin Se Yeon again, but I decided to give it a chance because of the writer and because I love historical dramas, but it doesn't seem a work from the same screenwriter who wrote drama like Jumong and Kingdom of the winds. :(

Thank you. I really appreciate it!

The most ridiculous ending !

@kestrel I think that depends on the size of the wound. The bigger the wound is, the less it takes to turn them into zombies. The girl that went into the train took longer to become zombie because she was only bitten on the leg, also the husband of the pregnant woman it was first bitten on the hand, and the dad at the end too. The ones turned iimmediately into zombies were the ones ""eaten ""alive by zombies, not with just a bite.

If you are a huge scaredy cat, you'll find the ghost scenes scary. I watched it at night, and I covered my eyes during some scary parts.

I'm at ep 10. I don't understand why he doesn't go to every police station in the vicinity and ask if a girl called Hyun Jin was involved in some incident ... He also can ask on internet if there is someone that knows her. :/

The "and they all lived happily ever after" is not the kind of closure I was talking about. I hate when screenwriters intentionally make us curious about something and then they forget about it. Don't add subplots or give us hints about something you'll forget later or don't know how to develop. I personally need to know why that particular thing has been said, why they had that particular expression at that moment or why they acted the way they did. Everything the writer decides to put in the story , every character's action and word, needs a reason, and it's the writer's job to tie up all the loose ends at the end and give us a proper explanation and closure to the scenario she/he has created.

Totally agree with you!! So sad and angry to see him as the main one.

I really loved the first 9/10 episodes, but the last ones were mediocre and made me lose interest. They could have wrapped everything in those final episodes but they only filled theme with the ridicoulus kidnapping ( I really got annoyed by Ye Eun and her obsession with her boyfriend, it lasted really too long ) and Eun jae's secret without giving us a proper explanation and closure at the end. So many questions left unanswered. Potentially good subplots left undeveloped. It could have been so much better!! It feels so incomplete to me, if this is the end. But if they make a second season, well, forget everything I just wrote.

Woow!! Noble idiocy at its finest! -_____-

I'm a sucker of revenge dramas but this one is so boring! I'm at ep 6 and I'm thinking of dropping it. Does it get better?

My thoughts exactly!!! She was a really frustrating character. Her passivity really irked me!

No problem. Thanks for putting your comment under spoiler

You should edit your comment or put it under spoiler, as Ceres did with her comment below. Say "it reminds me of The Notebook" is a big spoiler. Thanks to your comment I already knew that he was her husband from the start.

If you wait for the man you truly love, you don't marry another man and have a family with him in the meantime. The moment she decided to marry another man she stopped waiting for her first love. Sorry but I can't feel the ""true and pure"" love in this story.

I liked the idea , the story and the message it wants to convey but it was a little too cheesy and corny for my taste, especially the dialogues and events. Well, it's what a teen j-movie is supposed to be. Not bad, just not my taste.

Episodic drama is a series in which the stories start and conclude in one episode, so every episode has a new story with the same main characters. ( especially mistery , investigaton , crime j dramas have this format) . On the contrary, in k dramas the story always continues from the previous episode. I watched enough, you can check my drama list. Any recommendation is welcome ^^

I generally prefer k dramas because j dramas rarely get me emotional involved. Koreans are better at creating emotional scenes, thanks to their facial expression, direction and background music too. Often jdramas scenes that are supposed to be " sad " feel so cold that I can ' t feel the sadness and emotions of the moment. Of course, there are always exceptions. I also don't like the episodic plots of most of them.

I'd have liked to see more interactions between Ok Da Jung and Nam Jun Gi'son !! Loved their moments ehehe :D