Lali

I'm not happy about this because it's important for me to have at least one beautiful female lead in a series that I watch...

If they had included a stunning leading lady in this series, I would have been much more excited. Visual appeal is crucial to me.

It's about time Netflix brought us a thriller! My Deamon and Castaway Diva are fantastic, but I'm also craving something with a heavier tone. It should be at least 8 episodes minimum, though that might be too much to ask...

I can't wait for this series! I'm totally psyched and ready to believe it's going to be amazing. I'm planning on binge-watching, even though it's a bummer that I have to wait until January for the rest. But hey, it's definitely worth it because Han So Hee is in it. Even if the series doesn't live up to my high expectations, I'll still enjoy watching it because that woman is absolutely stunning.

Well, I wouldn't say romance sells more.

You speak really well, buddy, and yeah, I also hate woke propaganda!

I don't know why Netflix allows...

Interesting that all the series with a more serious tone don't come to Netflix. What is Netflix doing???

Well , listen, it's important to remember that every comment here is based on personal opinions since we all have different tastes. Speaking for myself, I can say that these series truly resonated with me and I enjoyed every moment of them. Personally, I would rate both of them a flawless 10/10. Additionally, the music in both series evoked strong emotions and left a lasting impact on me.

Is this going to be a real drama, or will it be more like the Devil's Plan game show?

The series wasn't particularly outstanding, so there's no need to exaggerate with praise. Personally, I rated it a 7. Regrettably, the ending felt hurried. When compared to Castaway Diva or A Time Called You, which were at least two points superior, the score here doesn't accurately represent the disparity. Therefore, there's no need to dwell on it excessively! It was a decent series worth watching, but it didn't offer anything beyond that.

Sadly, this series falls into the category where I believe there were insufficient episodes. It would have been much better if they had produced more episodes as the ending felt incredibly rushed. They squeezed all those time jumps into a single episode, which I personally think was a poor choice. They should have created at least four additional episodes. Hence, I would rate it a seven out of ten. If only they hadn't hurried the ending and instead extended it across multiple episodes, it could have been significantly improved.

Wow, this series was very enjoyable. Do we know if there will be a second season?

The series will be tightly packed with 8 episodes, which is completely fine. I have no concerns about the quality since Koreans always deliver top-notch content. Unlike woke Netflix USA, where they tend to ruin shows with unnecessary woke elements and actors, if you catch my drift...

I wonder why Netflix didn't fight for this series to be available on their platform. Lately, there have been mostly more romantic series there anyway. It wouldn't hurt to have some good exciting, horror and thriller series there, in my opinion. I wonder if they had the choice to go for this or that new wrestling series, and they chose that instead?

I've watched two episodes already and I'm totally hooked on this series. Being a fan of teen horror and thrillers, this show definitely falls into my genre of choice.

It was perfectly fitting, as it was a fundamental element of the series!

It was such an emotional and heartwarming series, I absolutely loved it. I found myself crying in almost every episode, it touched me deeply.

Is thinking a luxury nowadays? It was dark outside, raining heavily, and there were a lot of people on the street. So the scene was perfectly fine from the creators' perspective.

The last episode was so emotional, I couldn't help but cry at the end. The character was so sympathetic and I didn't expect that to be his fate. I really hope he makes it through, but that's what makes this show so brutally good. Episode 11 really got to me.