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I assume there’s a time skip as the date for the school scene was 2016 in the trailer.

Lmfao yall are the so funny with the need to announce this

Thisss. Exactly my thoughts. I’m not going to say I expected more because it’s Netflix so I was expecting to be a little let down by the execution (i.e Americanized directing + suspense + predictability), but I wish it had that kick that a lot of other thriller/revenge dramas have (mostly older ones), because they had everything at their disposal to make it so - amazing acting, big budget and fleshed-out characters. The main plot twist was predictable, some of the smaller ones were pleasantly surprising, Hyunwook (and everyone else tbh) was amazing, and the best part for me was indeed the wife’s decision in the end.

Yeah, that's crazy. I don't even understand how they ended up releasing it after all that.

He's been very well-known since KinnPorsche. Back then, I knew nothing of the BL industry or the Thai drama industry in general but his was the only name I definitely knew because I heard it many times.

I watch romcoms too when I need to get my mind off things, don’t get me wrong. But for my favorite actors, I prefer to see them in dramas where they have room to act, and storylines with real emotional impact. Rom-coms don’t give me that, that’s why I’m glad Kangjoon is going to take on a more serious role in this. And when it comes to moral ambiguity, well. I like my characters human-like and complex. Again - to each their own.

I’m personally over the moon that he’s returning with a melo/romance drama instead of a silly rom-com 🤷🏻‍♀️ to each their own

I didn’t say they weren’t good. I’m talking about the issues Netflix has caused the Korean drama industry. There’s a video on Youtube that talks about this in detail on the AsianBoss channel, watch it if you want to know what I’m talking about.

So... big multinational corporation that only cares about numbers and is slowly ruining the kdrama genre = good, Korean company that has been producing domestically for decades = bad? Favoring multinational corporations over domestic companies for kdrama production is laughable. I encourage you to challenge your views. By the way, ENA is a subsidiary of KT, one of the biggest companies in SK.

I was looking forward to this one more than I did any other GMM series. Not Me was an unforgettable experience for me, one of the best dramas I've seen in any genre, so I couldn't wait for something from the same director. I love OffGun and I couldn't wait to see Dew in a BL. But it's left me disappointed. Maybe my expectations were too high.

The amount of people calling Raik whiny/weak/annoying etc. in the comments...... talk about reinforcing toxic gender ideals that neglect men's mental health, huh. God forbid a man actually acts hurt when they've been hurt all their life.

SHUT UPPPP I thought this was a Devil Judge sequel and my stomach literally folded in on itself WHY would Ji Sung deceive us by starring in a drama literally titled The Judge Returns 😭😭😭

Yess I'm planning to for sure!

Okay. I'm on ep 2 and my jaw is on the floor because Dew might have gone through the biggest improvement in acting I've ever seen in my life?? Granted, I've only ever seen him in F4 but he wasn't very good there. He is literally amazing here. Holy shit.

wdym?

It reminded me of that "fan" who made Xiaojun cry bc she shouted at him for writing the same thing for her at different fansigns:(

Can they give this guy a main role already? He's so talented and cute 😩

I know what a haenyeo is, you don’t need to educate me 😭 I am talking about the wording, it’s redundant and silly. Either “diver” or “haenyeo” or even “haenyeo diver” would have sufficed.

That's crazy to me cause what I love about it the most is that it's filmed and directed like an art film

I just finished episode 1 and my jaw is on the floor. Idk what to say