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It's very polished with a big name cast and an accomplished screenwriter. Only two episodes are out atm, so it's hard to call (I wasn't sold instantly, but I'm very picky). We'll see in the next few weeks.

expect it on Netflix 2-2.5 hours after the count-down

Solomon's Perjury. (Kdrama version) A kid jumps from the roof of the school, and the case is ruled as a suicide. Then an anonymous letter circulates claiming that he was murdered. A student-led investigation ensues.

It has been many years since I watched it, so I can't recall how the quality compares to this drama, but I remember finding it very compelling at the time.

Any character growth? I couldn't stand the ML in episode 1, and the Fl wasn't too endearing either.

I've been avoiding this because I don't particularly enjoy Cha Eun Woo's (lack of) acting. But genre wise, this drama is right up my alley. Has he improved at all?

Hopefully they don't leave the question un-answered for too long.

Yeah, with all the drama that went down in episode 4... it was like everyone forgot about her father. What happened to him? Did they get around to sending him to Qing?

Just reached the moment they draw the conclusion that this guy must be gay because of a drug scandal involving a gay bar. Um... bi people exist.

(Also the bad rep for the gay bar was uncool. Very much lacking nuance and playing into negative stereotype.)

Episode 1:

I disagree. Subtitles on Viki will have an A/N for context when necessary. Subtitles on Netflix, they will change the meaning entirely - not all English speakers are a familiar with American culture (and I shouldn't need to be to watch a Kdrama) Also, they get the names wrong (always reversed, with surname last). I much prefer the usually more literal translations on Viki. Even if it doesn't quite flow so well in English.

Or test the waters by watching the first episode.

I highly recommend. It's a very tightly written revenge rom-com, there is not a scene wasted. The protagonists are easy to root for, and the antagonists are fun to hate. It's a straightforward watch and really, a breath of fresh air. I usually drop rom-coms (I have a low tolerance for nonsense, misunderstandings and bad writing) but this drama is really a stand-out for its genre.

Agreed, it is more intense and serious. But the whole premise is absurd, so I personally find it darkly comedic (But it's not a comedy at all).

Well. It's a very absurd situation treated seriously. I haven't picked up on much moralistic messaging. And I'm finding it entertaining.

Very tightly written revenge rom-com. No scene wasted, everything on point. I haven't seen one this good in this genre in a while.

Yes, so annoying when it's not available but they give us no legal option if we want to watch it.

At least Viki has better subtitles

I'm just not sure how he'll avoid his death. He may just need to swear off driving.

I haven't read the webtoon, but I am 100% certain he will not die. This is not a tragedy. There aren't even echoes of tragedy, and honestly, I think his death would completely destroy everything the narrative has built so far.

I found it pretty boring tbh. Still gonna keep watching because I need something to watch, but I'll probably drop it later on, if it doesn't improve.