The 2025 date comes from an article where something about a contract was mentioned in relation to the production company. I think it's a misunderstanding and that it will air in 2024. They've already been filming a while, so there's no reason why it would be held once finished for over a year.
For those who have seen it, I have 2 questions: 1. Is Lee Do-hyun's character a "good" guy? 2. Does he get revenge in the end on the guys who killed his dad?
Cute start. Definitely not on Semantic Error's level, but appealing enough. I think the actor who plays Yechan overacted a bit, but overall the leads were compelling. Will keep watching.
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I'm loving the leads here; the show shines whenever they are on screen. But the entire kidnapping plot is SO boring and just goes in circles with no progress. Been fast-forwarding through a lot of it, tbh
Same studio as semantic error doesnt automatically makes it good. The production team matters more i think. The…
True, just as the ~25 min runtime and the high-quality production evident from the teaser doesn't automatically make it good. But it all looks very promising, at least.
Breaking news: Another Korean actor forced to apologize for personal matter that's nobody's business. If it continues like this, soon no actor will escape netizens. They're not allowed to have private lives.
1. Is Lee Do-hyun's character a "good" guy?
2. Does he get revenge in the end on the guys who killed his dad?