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So he discovered he didn’t need money for his strength but true love or care or idk was he’s true source of strength but he literally continued to need money to fight. And Ho-in’s liver cancer issue, I’m not sure if I missed something but they never continued that story, no resolution, nobody found out or anything and he continued to drink? What’s the history between Jo Na Dan and his assistant? I’m curious. The police officer knew about so many things and the going to the past situation? maybe I missed something but what exactly is his connection?so many things left unresolved and unfinished because the ending seemed rushed. This had a lot potential that was wasted,Was this review helpful to you?
One of the best yet if not the best
It took me an extra six weeks to finally finish this—not because it dragged, but because I genuinely wasn’t ready to let it go. Reset has easily secured a spot among my all-time favorites, right alongside Not Me and Top Form. From start to finish, it delivers on every level.The storytelling is tight and emotionally engaging, the cast is perfectly chosen(I’ve always admired Pond exceptional emotional acting , but this was an entirely different level) and the performances feel raw and intentional rather than forced. The cinematography elevates every scene, the music enhances the emotional weight without overpowering it, and the overall production quality is exceptional. Every detail feels deliberate and well thought out.
Reset didn’t come to play at all—it came to set a standard. This is hands down one of the strongest entries to come out of the BL genre, and it’s the kind of series that lingers with you long after the final episode ends.
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