Disperse

Should watch a movie called Shaapit, very similar plot (trying to find the original curse) and very scary too.

I think we found this scary also because it is a different culture to us, Musok, that is. I'm curious how Koreans felt about this.

That's why it felt so skipped. I could not feel how fast she adjusted to modern world. Although we have watched so many similar shows with similar premise, we might be urged to skip these parts, in spite of this, them skipping these scenes is bad storytelling, because they left a void there, left it empty. It is just how they are ruining Korean dramas nowadays.

There is a congruency in how shots are arranged. You can feel it when they have skipped it. I am looking for drama as well. Also, the damsel is in distress at the end, a guy trying to punch a woman, in open, do you think that's drama?

what the f*** they did? She just transitioned into modern clothes and modern society all at once! Why are they ruining a perfectly good plotline?

Is it a post Crash Landing On You syndrome, that is making dramas bad to worst?

I read somewhere how digital services are ruining Kdrama by reducing episode numbers. And people can be bought into it because they just want to look at their favorite idol and beautiful and rich settings. A filtration method.

The same thing happened with 'Can this love be translated?' , it had such a good premise, but they reduced it to such a blunder.

I am not liking it, I can't understand why they are always reducing capable scripts to 12 episodes, even with big stars.

her dialogue is like poetry, I sometimes think.

This has to be my most awaited drama, like my life depends on it. Looking forward to see how Park Hae Young goes forward after MLN.

why is Park Hae-young missing from here?