Sophia

mdl sucks so bad, a 7.6 rating just because it took so long to get subs, and now it's stuck that way. For anyone who hasn't watched this yet, this is a very good drama. 9/10

Does anyone know when we'll hear about his next project?

He is good at acting and very expressive, but doesn't have the best range.

Have to disagree with you. Not only in no way do I feel the K2 was his best work, but I also believe he especially shines in comedic roles (among others).

It wasn't the concept that was flawed just the writing. And the inclusion of FL drama.

That ending.... hmm. Not sure how I feel about it.
There were a lot of positives about this drama. The vibe was awesome. Actors were spot on.
I think the writing left a lot to be desired. And I wish Eui Jung was not in this.

My thoughts exactly. Tbh you could tell it was a male writer attempting to write romance (or whatever the hell you'd want to call this dysfunctional dragging love square). And failing miserably. This drama was great until episode 8 when the relationship drama became heavy.

I couldn't agree more.

As an avid fan of this drama I found myself skipping through most of Lee Chung Ah's scenes with the ML. Cannot stand forced "other woman" drama and those scenes also felt like filler. Hoping episode 4 is better

Rowoon's character was pretty stiff in the beginning...but it improves a lot in the second half. He is a really good expressive actor, not sure why he took the wooden acting that far in the beginning. An attempt at character development I guess. But I agree overall this drama was a mess.

Writing is not very good. Watch for the action, production and the acting.

What is with these black scene cuts they're starting to leave in dramas? They're in Worst of Evil too except there they were really choppy. I hope this isn't becoming a thing

Wasn't expecting a romcom, just something watchable. The script felt like minimal effort had been put in. Acting was bland and rudimentary. Everything was bland except the cinematography.

She smokes a lot, that was a big part of her character in the webtoon. But you're not missing anything by dropping it.

I'm certainly not saying we haven't had any good dramas since 2016.

Yeah, I mean I know he seemed kind and nice to his family and whatnot which is what was kind of throwing me. But thanks

I'm trying to understand Joonmo's character development, so maybe someone can help clarify. He never even started out as "good," right? It seemed like he was known as a somewhat crooked /violent cop who'd beat people up that he was arresting. But during his interrogation in episode 7 he taunted the other crooked cop by telling him he should be ashamed of himself for acting like that. (Or was he just trying to provoke him?) So which side was he on to start with? It seems to me like he always had an evil streak but the operation is just bringing it out in him?

What happened to the writing in kdramas, where did all the best writers go? The ones who could craft addictive stories like the ones from 2016 and earlier. It's like the writing is so much about speed and quantity over quality now.

Yes I agree, the styling in every aspect and acting in this drama are exceptional without a doubt. The script not so much

Yeah, it's overrated.