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Should be a psychological thriller
It’s a fun series, the actors have excellent chemistry, and the story flows well enough, despite the first few episodes being a bit stiff.
The problem is that the narrative becomes somewhat repetitive and even forgettable, which is a shame because episode 7 is incredible.
And this shows that the series would be amazing if it were a suspense BL. The entire plotline of the obsessed fan who wants to destroy their relationship at all costs is simply perfect.
It would be a much more interesting and unique story within the BL universe. The series desperately needed a more original plot that actually explored these points better.
Because unfortunately, Gi Haneul's amnesia isn't strong enough to drive the narrative, and the series tries to fill that gap with excellent kiss scenes and a Yeo Sae Byeok desperate to win him back.
But something is missing, and that something is the madness, the mystery, and the flavor of a psychological thriller.
It's a good series to pass the time, but the script is shaky, the characters are a bit shallow, the motivations are poorly presented, and the technical aspects—direction, cinematography, and acting—though decent, aren't surprising.
A little more courage would have made this series catch fire.
The problem is that the narrative becomes somewhat repetitive and even forgettable, which is a shame because episode 7 is incredible.
And this shows that the series would be amazing if it were a suspense BL. The entire plotline of the obsessed fan who wants to destroy their relationship at all costs is simply perfect.
It would be a much more interesting and unique story within the BL universe. The series desperately needed a more original plot that actually explored these points better.
Because unfortunately, Gi Haneul's amnesia isn't strong enough to drive the narrative, and the series tries to fill that gap with excellent kiss scenes and a Yeo Sae Byeok desperate to win him back.
But something is missing, and that something is the madness, the mystery, and the flavor of a psychological thriller.
It's a good series to pass the time, but the script is shaky, the characters are a bit shallow, the motivations are poorly presented, and the technical aspects—direction, cinematography, and acting—though decent, aren't surprising.
A little more courage would have made this series catch fire.
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