Xerophytes

specifically who??? everyone did so well.

it's a mystery thriller family drama, a student fell down from building, and the story unfolds to figure out whether it's a suicide or not. I'm on episode 15, and yes, highly recommended. the acting is top notch, and all the characters played them well. also, emotionally engaging too.

its in netflix

- and then on top of this, the whole romance between Kurumi and Akiyoshi feels so... forced? I just can't root that relationship.

6 episodes and why do I feel like half of the show, the main guy is not in the show

The stupidity of the characters is just annoying but I guess it's TV.

It's not one season. Season 1 ends episode 10. They even made sure you know it's second season in the title card

It was great but he is not really a main cast but merely a plot point

What a horrible town. But then I am also not surprised. I have been exposed to several true crime podcasts that deal with small town crimes, and the whole town that appear complicit and corruption is something you would hear and expect. If this happens in real world and it's in USA, you can bet that a podcaster would have pick this as a case like that of Serial.

It's just sad that someone like Jeong Wu ended up in this sh*t town. With fake friends, corrupt government official + cops and whole town complicit coverup.

The advice that he needs to get out of this town is just valid and correct.

I generally feel bad for Da-eun, feels like her story was secondary to Bo Yang. Most of the episodes were dedicated to her, and only towards the end they have Da-eun's story.

Apparently, it was an invented language.

In episode 5, who plays the friend of Phat? The one he was talking to in the coffee shop, regarding his medication?

The two guys in the police academy were like... tall and handsome. Ugh. So hot. My mind runs wild if these two are into each other. The shower scene was so hot and the glances in front of the computer is also great LOL

Haha, yeah, it's pretty much all vibe like that, but def not BL. I finished watching/

BL?

Feel so short and a lot of undeveloped storylines. I wished they have developed more on his police academy buddy.

Jeez. I don't understand why Netflix have it as R21. I think this labelling is quite misleading. The whole movie is quite vanilla, no extreme nudity, no sex and no extreme violence. Was it because there was a theme of suicide, that made it to R21?

oh okay that makes sense now. I didn't consider that. thanks!

So confused, the two main characters have a huge age gap? Gu Tian Yu was like an adult while he was writing letter with a kid, but then when they met they appear to be same age?

It was great until the end bit part was so rushed that they didn't really develop it to something good.

Episode 15.

I lol at the hotel name. They took out G and H from "Grand Hyatt", in the episode, it's now "Rand Yatt" HAHA