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It wasn't for me at all
Know there are a few characters I enjoyed which made me stick with it hoping to pick up but it never did, it plummeted down. Hyun us has saved me a couple of times. The story of being an orphaned teenager that don't interact with others, made me wonder how he would cope. Then turning into a monster making everyone fearful of him but he was way too submissive
Eun Yoo is the one that changed the most from a ballet girl to a leader I found it hard to understand the dramatic transformation at times
The brother that I got confused with the doctor or was it priest? Either way, his leadership saved all their lives. You want to stick with him when the world ends.

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The actor's characters were well portrayed and executed as Do really gave me the impression of a loving husband and father but later on if he was accused of killing someone I wouldn't be too surprised. Ji-Won was excellent in showing she is independent so isn't an accessory and the young cop who gets pulled in two directions.
The story was intriguing it kept me glued in wondering what was going to happen next. The flashbacks were embedded at the right time as they aid in further understanding the characters.
The romance between the sister and reporter I skipped as it felt awkward and forced as they had a history together yet he wonders how she ended up killing the head.

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It had promise but fell short

The story is underdeveloped which made it hard to follow as there wasn't enough depth and wished it had more episodes to finish it off.
The actors were great with Ji Yong my favorite as we understand why he is doing it yet the other one (vigilante we don't as I feel it is a bit of fun for him and a thrill. Officer Cho Heon brought it together as he mirrors both worlds and easily blurs the lines between them.
The reporter is honest in her work and does what needs to be done for truth. She is slightly creepy as when she was laughing while being tortured.
The actors needed to be developed more in-depth as feel that they was shallow at times

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I got through it barely

To be honest if I've never watched it, I really wouldn't be missing much.

The actual story, I was more invested in the police investigation of the kidnappings and murders of hosts so were vulnerable. The whole informant idea fell through pretty quick where Krit only allowed it when he didn't have feelings for Wayu which doesn't usually work like that.

I'm sorry but I really didn't like Up's acting, like seriously, I preferred it in "My Stand-in." His scenes I wanted to end so quickly too bad he was one of the ML so had the most screen time. None of his scenes have stuck with me. At times, I felt Krit was immature and didn't fully listen to Wayu.
On the other hand, Poom can act with just his eyes and body language and really knows how to deliver a powerful performance. My favourite scene is when he called Krit so he and Singto can sleep in a safe environment. You can feel the hopelessness and uncertainty in his voice when he was unsure who to call that he can depend on as his first priority was making sure Singto was safe. He showed he cared for Singto throughout the drama and took the responsibility when his sister ran away. He could've just said no or do the bare miniumum but he never and did the best he could. He is the one I got emotionally connected with.

I did skip half of the last episode but at times it was too slow and at times it was too fast. There was no in-between for this so sometimes you were stuck behind someone walking so slow and you can't past them or on the fastest roller-coaster.

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Minoru was the brother I preferred and feel like he showed more external consequences whereas Makoto showed more internal consequences of their parent's death.
Minoru struggled with social interactions and seemed not to talk to many people and had no friends
Makoto being the older one, had tk be the strong onw for his brother and hold everything together. This drama portrayed human emotion incredibly like the fact Minoru shut down completely and never ate when he cooked food for his brother when Mogi was discovered to have killed their parents and then died so couldn't get an explanation but left the cooking recipes for the brothers.

The actual story on how they discovered their parent's murderer was confusing at times like the role of the ex police officer that was still in contact with detective Koike. I'm still unsure on detective Koike role other than the fact he was was in charge of the case and failed to catch the perpetrator. It was fully explained in detail in certain aspects making it difficult to follow at times and understand people's decisions that they made.

This showed human nature of pain, sorrow and trust that can be manipulated or broken in different ways and how it affected people. It made me cry at betrayals, laugh at good memories and hope that the culprit was found.

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It started off strong. I enjoyed each person's story and what brand them to this point in their life.
Fe kei was definitely an interesting one that used everything to his advantage to be in control and hurt several people because of it
The father, I blame as his actions were what caused his daughter's death as you can't force a marriage just for convenience.
The married women I felt bad for as she fell out of love with her husband which don't excuse that she was cheating and got her husband arrested.
However the last 3 episodes were boring and I skipped most of it, most of Fe kei beginning you could say.

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I came for a toxic relationship, a relationship you should run from if you can, yet I was disappointed. The overall movie was pretty average with parts most bls have.
The characters I liked how they did both children then reunited them and their lobe as adults.

Lu Feng was my favourite but his way of navigating his finance was disrespectful to her as technically he did cheat on her. I wish we met her to get her view on the situation.
Xi Chen was the one I was rooting for as people misunderstood so wasn't as heard as the others. I loved the relationship with his brother as they were particularly close with each other so had support and love

Looking forward to part 2

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Simple story executed well

This has shown me what many individuals face everyday folding from war and oppression as they want better opportunities for themselves so they can live comfortably without stress and worry
The ML loh Kiwan story made me cry from the little things in trying to find his place in a foreign land but faced with many barriers such as friends betraying him nowhere to live and get attacked all because he isn't Belgium. The razor story made me cry the most
Marie was someone acting tough but was as broken as loh Kiwan as of her family history and getting pulled into crime to pay her debt and just needed someone to talk to
The love story was well-paced as they healed each other's wounds and found comfort in one another

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This was just a sweet light felt drama compared to thick paced plot bls out there
I adore Fumiya as he was relatable for me not having the confidence to speak my mind towards others. I understand the reason why he wanted to keep it a secret as this was his second chance to start over.
However pre-accident it seemed the relationship was toxic with Ritsu never having time to spend with his boyfriend and Fumiya putting up with it.
Ritsu I believe came out a calm person and actually enjoyed the new experience
The flashbacks I really enjoyed as it was sweet to see the past

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What was the ending

Really it was the ending that let the whole drama down
Whoever picks the actors thank you. You picked the right people as first and Khoa portrayed their characters wholesomely there were times I was picking
The story for me was so relatable as I fit in the age group and it illustrated barriers we teenagers face in our day-to-day life because of all the pressure and expectations that are heaped upon us not realising we are breaking down
Akk( first) was my favorite as I feel like he has the most character development and learns a few things from Ayan ( khoa)

Unfortunately, they got let off which I believed wouldn't have been the case in real life, and felt like they needed a consequence to learn how actions affect others

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The actors did a great job especially Lee Tang as he is shown to cry as people he cared about got hurt but also how he had to grow up too fast because of 1 accidental kill. In ep 5 it would've been nice to see him getting the new haircut as it took me a while to realise who he is as he looked so different.
Song Chon's story wasn't explained as clearly as I hoped as I still don't understand how he intertwines with everyone's else story as what is his motivation and how he got to that point.
Nam-gan is a cop who needs to rely on others as he is the lone wolf.
It just got messy to quickly with too many characters coming in

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The first few episodes I enjoyed with me laughing at a silly situation like Tae-Moo trying to dress with the help of Cha only to be misinterpreted because they were standing close. The friendships between the leads were what strengthened me. The story of the accident that killed his parents ripped my heart out and also loved Cha's story as well as we see how they ended up meeting and having a strong relationship between them.
However, the ending became dull making me skip most of the parts that had little significance as the comedy got halted and the drama slowed down. The approval of the rich was predictable as it was overused too much dragging the whole story.

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