SorcererExtreme

There's some law students on YT who also claimed this is very close to what happens in law school, except the gradish mock trial.

Oh yes, the ratings are finally increasing, keep going this can be a solid 8.5.

The girl has trust issues and the guy has anger issues. Both of which are pretty common in this century.

What's interesting is they're mutually acknowledging each other's feelings without them having to say anything, being considerate of each other till they're done facing their own problems. And I really like the ML character, he's never pushing his feelings being sensitive of her, and always ready to help like a reliable friend. I hoped or I wish they would have made it longer per ep. I wanted to know more about their past, because clearly the issues they have might be rooted from their childhood and their parents. Like the ML's cancelled engagement. Plus, while I understand FL's mom was worried about her, but you really shouldn't shut off your kids without hearing their side, she's more worried about what other think of her daughter than what other's are going through in ep 8.

Ep 9: Isn't the title now making sense, they went from Mad on each other to Mad for each other. XD

Yep, some people don't get that, and blame the one who didn't get feelings involved that they're the bad guy.

The story seemed intresting and it had high ratings, but why is it I can't seem to finish the first episode? The pacing is slow, and I'm not liking what I'm seeing in the acting department so far. Should I force myself to complete the first episode, does it improve later?

If that actually was the case and FL is dating the guy without saying anything about her being pregnant to her bf, that's a great wrong on her part, but if he knows, that's fine I guess. But it doesn't change my point, she gifted the exact same shoes and took him to the exact same place where she went with her ex. The place maybe I can understand maybe it's a popular location but the shoes thing, no. I think it was part of the ploy to confuse us about the boyfriends.

I watched in NF.

Ep 7: They're gonna get together this next ep, or on ep 9. Oh this ep was intresting too. I'm really impressed by ML character, I thought he was only going to give the shoes back to her but no he went 2-3 steps further. The drunk talk, is a cliche, but the script was original, like sirens lol. Also the calming words said by ML at the end was the final nail on the coffin, now she has totally fallen for him. The ramyeon line is also a cliche but we all know where's that going, it's literally ramyeon and not sex, I mean it would be too fast otherwise, even if they're drunk. This episode is a little slow compared to others, but I liked it, gave me SOL vibes, tho what I'm sad about is with this we've crossed half of the drama, sob, I want more.

Does this have a similar vibe as the guardians, if yes is this better?

Ep 15: Towards the ending of the episode, when Kang Dan called Prof Yang to meet with Ko Hyeong Soo, I was low-key aware it was a trap and she wasn't going to betray Prof. Yang just in return for Ko taking down the fake news, I mean she works at Harvard and is supposed to be smarter than Kang Sol. But the last 30s literally blew me away when they revealed it was Kang Sol all along. I mean if you think about it, it was such an obvious twin move, swapping places but I couldn't anticipate it. The question still remains tho, is Kang Dan actually a coward, I mean she called Ko to stay away from Ko, and are they ever gonna reveal her, or was the video call the last of it?

Only the history of Kang family is left as a plot hole.

Also the pacing was fast!

My take: The script could've been better, the language was rather crude, I could've done without the swearing. The story may be as real as it gets. Couples get split all the time over LDR and Long Working Hours. You legit can't blame the guy for wavering in the first half because first sleep deprivation due to commuting, next lack of common interests within main couple, next other FL is busy seducing him, lastly, the fucking guy who kept pushing him and setting the environment by turning off the lights. Wavering is understood, but puppy love burns out within months, you have look long term. Uptil this point, I don't blame the guy, but when at last the guy is wondering where it all went wrong, I'll tell you where he did. It was when he lies about the work dinner with everyone when it was just him and the 2nd Lead, yes it was a small lie, but he lied because he felt guilty. That's where everything went downhill, the one rule in LDRs is you never lie to your partner, no matter how hard it is to tell the truth, even about changing feelings. That's how you respect your partner. As for the girl, the only thing I blame her is about giving similar gifts and visiting the same locations as well as holidays with the 2nd bf, plus it seems she is using him as a rebound. Even at the end, she's telling the him to carry her suitcase while rethinking her decisions about her ex, I mean how heavy is a suitcase with wheels?

Also can someone tell me why SOL is not a tag on MDL, because there aren't many dramas on that genre?

Wait so this is getting new episodes according to Netflix, but not a new season? So like 4 eps to make it 16? I could have done with around 8 eps for a mini season.

Ep 12: I take back everything, now I feel really guilty thinking that.

Can someone clarify the age range of the students? Are they in their 18-21s or more as out of their senior high? As there are students even married and having kids, shouldn't it be like late 20s and early 30s?!

Ep 10: I feel bad and angry at Ye-Sul at the same time. She was clearly a victim, but I'm angry she didn't break up with him even after the cam and sexual assault. Like wtf is this, consented sexual assault, as bad as I feel she is partly to blame (and this isn't victim blaming)? Also I don't understand how would they argue self-defense when she was not attacked, shouldn't it be an accident? The timing was so bad though.