mrdramatic

How did I miss this one? Pretty underrated supernatural thriller imo. I really liked the Buddhist mysticism based plot. The writer certainly did his homework.

Unfortunately the writers constrain the hive mind to a single hub instead of a mesh, which makes it easy to defeat.

Additionally the hive is also (mostly) constrained to a building. This greatly reduces the fear factor.

The concept is really cool. Although the zombie hive mind thing is not new, forerunners like The Last of Us didn't do much with it. So it's nice to see a more advanced form.

This one is weird. It feels like the good guys only won because the bad guys messed it up.

The cherry on the top though, is the father of the FL not making sure that she and her mum are taken care of, if something happened to him. And then there is the shared account. 🤪

I am gonna regret having started watching this. 😭

The whole premise, that you can only divorce by agreement, is pretty insane to begin with.

Not sure what they were going for, but it's not working for me. It feels like a parody, but wants to be serious too?

Sure FL was too dependent in the beginning, but she managed to move out after all. Her older sister should do the same instead of crying helplessly. Actually i am surprised that the older sister is still living at home given how abrasive he granny is.

The one I don't understand the most is FL's love interest. Why is she making promises to FL's granny to stay away from the FL. Why does she even care about the granny. Because of the job? I am sure she'd find employment somewhere else. Besides she has a rich and supportive grandma of her own

Cute but the controlling grandma thing is too ridiculous.

Enjoyed this one. Although it does lose steam towards the end. An increasing amount of time is spent on mood shoots with little plot advancement.

A cute, short story. With my basic Korean language knowledge I could understand most of the dialogue without reading subs. Which was nice. Can't wait for the fourth episode.

Don't really understand the high rating. The drama and the characters are so over the top it almost feels like a makjang.

By the book jump scare horror (lure, misdirection, attack). But overall not very scary.

Do-gooder heroes who won't kill or cripple murderous villains even in self defense. While those villains are abducting and killing innocent people left and right.

15 episodes is enough for me. The plot is just too stupid.

What disappointment (5 episodes in). I have to force myself to stay focused as my mind starts to wander while watching. It's weird because I really enjoyed S1.

The CEO has weird emotional outbursts and gets loud, which goes against the chill vibes.

You have to be in the right mood for it imo. If you are looking for something chill, then give it a try. The travel stories are fine. But it can feel sluggish. And I found the CEO character annoying.

Such a weird drama. I like the concept. But the writing is just bad. It's based on a novel. So I wonder if this was an adaptation issue or if the source material was just not good. Acting is also very mediocre and awkward at times. Dropped it after 14 episodes.

Why is the ML stuck in the shopping street? Why didn't he try other means to contact his past self? Why isn't he stock trading?