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It took me a while to get into this because I felt that the dialogue was really lacking and the CGI was very fake but probably after EP4, I started to get used to the CGI and the action scenes made ot better. I really like Yang Yan when he gets away from doing dramas where he's constantly acting broody, mad, or disappointed. I enjoy it better when he plays all kinds of emotions including lots of happy scenes where he's smiling, looking relaxed and eating happily along with the serious and action scenes. The drama does get more interesting as it moves along. The women are okay too but I'm not a fan of the Dong Xuan 'Er character's voice. (She plays the woman with enchantment powers that he first in the garden.) I don't know why C Dramas like grown woman sounding like young teenagers or using baby-ish tones. Sometimes it makes some scenes seem so unserious or their voices just sound so whiny it's distracting. Other than that, I'm on EP 16 and I'm enjoying it so far!

Wtf, they obviously told the global audience not to clap at the end of each performance in the beginning and then later realized it was so stupid. Where did they get these ppl from btw? But the two guys who got first place, they didn't really nail the "cute" concept compared to the second place team. Even the master said pointed it out their lack of smiling during the shoot. I thought the second team did really well.

What group and level is Kang Woo Jin in? I don't why I can't spot him? Btw, I'm a huge fan of He Xin Long! When her finally pulled himself together, he danced so good! They haven't shown Whiplash group yet but I'm sure they going to get the votes regardless if they did bad or not!

I think this would've been better if there wasn't too much action scenes. I mean come'on, these kids especially Ah-yeong, going hand to hand with this grown men is so unbelievable. Another gripe is them being able to basically waltz into these high-tech places made with lots and lots of money. You'd think that those kind of places would be like an impenetrable fortress. At the end of ep4, what was the point of Ah-Yeong using the bomb if she couldn't escape? The whole drama would've made more sense if there was a backplan if Tae Sik died. Or if the kids ended up being really smart and used their intelligence and street smarts to get revenge. It feels like they just got lucky each time being able to escape.

Honestly I was expecting LSJ to be a great lawyer like he was in While You Were Sleeping so I guess I had too high of expectations. But then again, that's one of my fave dramas!

I don't think it's like Blood of Youth at all. But that's just me.

Bongsu was referring to SeongAh not wanting to let him go so he was basically "trapped" inside her. I'm assuming that at first she was praying for the 100 souls but eventually she became weaker and Bongsu took over her completely.

Hui-Na says she was the one who started the fire at Gyeon U's old school but everyone thought Gyeon U did and he didn't correct them. Everyone in his old school thought he was cursed anyways. It's not explained exactly why Hui-Na was in the hospital but probably from mental issues. Anyways she hated Gyeon U because he took the blame for the fire and she was mad that she wasn't punished for it. She said she was a coward and couldn't tell anyone she was the one who started the fire because it was too late. So because she felt guilty, she hated Gyeon U for taking the blame and for her guilt. That whole stupid plot line was soooo useless. It served no purpose. It would've only been useful if she actually told everyone she was the one who started the fire and everyone realized their mistake. There was absolutely no point to that storyline.

The story with Hui Na was totally pointless considering she could come clean at any time. But it was totally pointless and irrelevant. And at ep11, why did Gyeon U believe ANYTHING YeomHwa said? She's been full of sh*t from the start.

I feel like the FL is is just constantly posing to look pretty rather than act. Her head is constantly angled and making her more stiff rather than naturally acting.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. Guns laws are so strict in my country but ppl still have illegal firearms so I can't even imagine how it must be in a country like SK. But that being said, I highly enjoy this drama.

Honestly, why did they let the bullies from the school remain unscathed? I mean like, it's a drama so I kinda wanted see them at least injured at least, and not the innocent kids. Of course not in RL but in dramaland, I would've liked to see the victims get some kind of justice and the bullies get their comeuppance.

Why did Ji Ho think he could trust that Shaman when he could've just asked Seong-A? What dumbass writing.

I'm getting so frustrated with the FL. Her whole life up to this point just revolves and obsesses over JQX. She pretty much a stalker at this point. She doesn't grow for herself. Everything is all for him. Her parents should've shut that down a long time ago. Letting her obsess over him for so long is just not normal.

Oh really? How did you find out about that? They didn't show that yet did they? Thanks for letting me know!

In the C group, the Dragon Boys, the guy that did a shoot with Jackie Chan, Lin Qiu Nan, what name is he under? He made a mistake during the flip but I was surprised the judges didn't like him.

I know, me too! I want her story told and done and over with.

When are we going to learn more about this Hui-Na girl and why she wants Gyeon U to die? There's only 3 episodes left.

I think I would like this better without the romantic focus in it. I like the whole friendship camaraderie that I don't think it's necessary to focus a lot of the relationship between the two leads. It could've been more like a side story too with the emphasis on the friendship part. Also, I like the blog that Sang Gi wrote but honestly, why didn't he just tell everyone at first it wasn't him at first right away. It would've made more sense and then have no one believe him and then write the blog? That would've been a more realistic scenario.

I like the show but I'm not really liking the cinematography. I'm not a fan how a lot of scenes are in portrait mode so like the bottom of their feet or their surroundings constantly are blurred out when it's not real necessary. It feels like tunnel vision sometimes. It also happened when Lee Jong Suk was on the bench with the FL, and he makes an expression but the camera was focused on the FL and so his expression wasn't really shown at that moment until the next camera angle. It's kind of annoying. The drama is good but not a fan of the camera work.