Afta

I rarely write reviews, but the recent dramas I’ve watched have made my hands itch to write something (LOL).

Starting with the villains’ past experiences, the phrase “how will you live without hatred?” becomes the basis of the story, especially since they need power to get whatever they want. The story then unfolds, revealing that the ghost seal that is able to gather a large army becomes a tool for power struggles, massacres, and revenge. Here, we are introduced to the main character (ML) as a revenge seeker, utilizing his knowledge of astronomy, geometry, and more. His battle of wits and calmness when facing his enemies really amazed me; I wondered how he managed to control his hatred. This aspect is evident in the first half of the story and kept me interested. The second half of the show introduces a new phrase: “The most powerful trick is to deceive people by telling the truth. Mix one lie with nine truths.” This applies to the masked benefactor, who plays the mastermind behind ML’s misery.

The actors are great, and the CGI and directing are precise. So, if you like mind game revenge tropes, this drama is highly recommended for you. For me, it scores 8.5, because this show is really entertaining to pass the time.