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Given the amazing cast I think they did what could with this drama. Actually, acting wise I don't have any complaints. There are a lot of enjoyable moments to between the characters and I think the actors themselves did have some chemistry. The OST is also not distracting or too repetitive considering.

However, I think the problem lies with the story direction and how they adapted it from the manga. There is a way to execute cliche senes too without making the viewer annoyed at it's predictability. At times I also noticed that the editing and camera work seemed off. There were a few scenes that made it hard to distinguish whether we were watching a flashback/imagination/dream or not because it looked like it was layered with a filter.

Personally, I enjoy watching the Anne Nakamura, Yuki Furukawa and Nana Katase. So even though I dropped this show at episode 9, if you have time on your hands and want to watch an office based drama, then maybe you will enjoy it. ^^

Sometimes you can have a show that has all the right elements but it is missing the x-factor that pulls everyone in for the ride. In this case Kill Me, Heal me has the x-factor. It's an on-screen chemistry between the main leads that you can't make up. On top of that the acting will not disappoint. It's hilarious at times but some times it gets you right in the feels. For real, go see it if you haven't!