Odaiba

The storytelling kinda holds your hand but its not a bad show.

This show slapsssss. I love it so much. Can't wait for the finale.

It's shocking how fine this man is.

Before anyone starts reading into this wrong,my comment was a joke. I liked the first episode. I just genuinely find the constant "outrage" on this app hilarious.

Is this rated low because A.) It hasn't hit international streaming. B.) It's not subbed in English. Or C.) It's a bad first episode

Oh wow. This is seriously captivating.

The way some of these comments read,you would think the show is ABOUT the Israel/Palestine conflict.

I'm on the 3rd episode and only started getting slightly interested. The way the scenes flow make the story hard to follow. I found myself focusing on the vibes rather than the plot. I don't know if I like it or not.

He always plays either pathetic or comedic characters but he's damn good at it.

So much more than your average murder mystery. A thick plot that will have you asking so many questions and one of the greatest cast of characters I have ever seen.

it's just has a lot of outdated themes and acting styles.

I haven't watched this in a while but I remember feeling so empty inside afterwards. The story meandered at times but it's was depressing. I cried alot.

This show would've been killer with a longer runtime and a better music composer. But it was fine. I'll likely forget it existed in a month or so.

Agreed. It truly is an overlly dramatic response.

Not to knock the production team,they are fantastic but there's something about veteran actors. This cast is the golden standard.

This show shouldn't take itself so seriously.

Possibly the most phenomenal ending to a kdrama. What a gift this show was.

Insanely talented.

I remember watching this many years ago. Song Jae Rim had a very small role as a photographer's assistant.