Serenade

Yeah I get that, I just mean that it felt like they were building something up the entire show and then at the end I was robbed of any kind of emotional release.

what the hell just happened?

Oh I loved this manhwa. I really hope they stick as close to the original material as possible with this one. I don't think he's the right fit for the role though.

Every single character is unbearable

This was so dark I felt like I couldn't see what was happening a third of the time. Side note, Dohyun's long hair is to die for.

I would not say it was very mild

Am I the only one who wanted more interactions between Seobi and Youngsin?

I don't like the ending, or maybe the epilogue if there won't be a next season. I don't like that there's suddenly this one person going around distributing the flower. I know the realism argument is stupid in a zombie movie, but it does make it less realistic for me. I would prefer it to just be a human mistake by the initial court physician who heard rumors about it being able to wake the dead.

Oh no, I like the heartbreaking parts of stories. That's why I didn't like that the ending didn't show anything about her passing or the aftermath, considering she was obviously not far from dying.

I think it was refreshing to see at least one of the adult men able to cook and plan ahead

Hm, strange, I've watched him in Taxi Driver, Signal and Move to Heaven but I'm not an ounce surprised by his personality

I think the atmosphere does a lot for me, because the first episodes were great at that, but when it slowed down and was supposed to be sentimental I just didn't feel it. The slow stories and straight forward explanation of the lore in the second part had very little emotional impact on me.

Had higher expectations and have lots of questions but well well.

On the positive side, Park Hyuk Kwon really surprised me with his acting as the bus driver. Most impactful character for me.

I think their story is unfinished. And in addition to that, at the end they very obviously brought up the collapsed high school as a potential set-up for a second season where that is the central accident.

Really? I thought the first episodes were the better ones

I don't think the first one makes any sense. It's a very christian idea that suicide is a sin. In Korea it's mostly considered shameful, not sinful.

Agreed, I'm also incredibly tired of police corruption

10 minutes in and I hate the female lead. She's a fucking disgusting person.

I'm on ep 3 and I have a feeling they're gonna turn this into a "broken couple finds their way back to each other" thing, and I would hate that. Them hating each other would make it way more interesting

What was that ending?? We don't see her pass or any of he aftermath??