cmstanford2023

CSW starts out as a bad guy, but he gradually changes. "Life" slowly reveals him as a complex person. The show is not a simplistic, black-and-white, good-versus-evil, story.

Yes, I want to see much more of the acting talent of Kim Nam Gil!

Thanks, Ahjusshi! Your review lets me know this show is a must-watch!

I am having a hard time watching Cho Seung Woo play a bad guy. Ahjusshi's post is helping me stick with the story. I really enjoyed Stranger 1 and 2, where I got hooked on Cho Seung Woo. I have only started Life, having watched episode 1 and a little bit of episode 2. Ahjusshi's review has helped give me a reason to keep watching because his character is not as hard-hearted as he seems at this early stage in the drama. I can see Cho's talent as an actor because his body language spells powerful CEO in Life, which is quite different from the body language of the nearly-affectless prosecutor in Stranger.

They are still friends. See when they meet at a restaurant and he is called away for a meeting (it's near the end of episode 2). All the good friend vibes are there!