The first two episodes surprised me. It was a bit heavier than I thought but that made it more intriguing. The characters are much more complex and dynamic than a typical college drama. Super looking forward to the next episodes!
SO MUCH WASTED POTENTIAL. This drama had really good directing, cinematography, music, and most of all, acting. All of the actors did a GREAT job no matter how small there parts were, and I’m so sorry for them. IT WAS JUST THAT THE WRITING WAS SO BAD. The story just lost its soul halfway through the series. The ending didn’t help at ALL. It could’ve worked if the cause was reasonable and REALISTIC, but we all know it wasn’t. I’m really so mad. The beginning of this drama was so adorable then everything just crashed.
I don’t think you need to watch it as intently as you would the episodes of the main series. I would still advise you to watch it, just skip through most parts or speed it up. There wasn’t any particular scene that I find to be very important in the main series, but it was still interesting to see this perspective.
Really interesting takes on the replies. I do think that if I were in the bullied guy’s shoes, I’d believe…
I do acknowledge though that it’s just fiction and who would want to watch a revenge drama wherein the solution is getting the kids counseling HAHAHAHAHA
Am I the only one who thinks that the “revenge” on the bullies is a bit too overboard? I mean those kids were…
Really interesting takes on the replies. I do think that if I were in the bullied guy’s shoes, I’d believe that they deserved every bit of it. I agree on how disappointing it was that they added too much “crimes”, which seemed to overshadow the bullying. I also do agree that the bullies’ actions could’ve also caused traumas to the victims.
However, I think it cannot be justified just because the ML didn’t physically hurt the bullies since I believe that an emotional attack is just as bad as a physical one. I think my main point is it was a bit uncomfortable watching adults plot this whole thing on high school students, regardless of how much they deserved it. Some personal feelings may cloud my judgement here, but I think we should be past the idea that adults inflicting emotional scars on younger people will somehow correct them.
Am I the only one who thinks that the “revenge” on the bullies is a bit too overboard? I mean those kids were doing really bad—almost unforgivable—things, but what they witnessed on that rooftop could be traumatizing. I’m no psychologist, but I think that if that happened in real life, those kids might develop some type of trauma now, or it could actually push them to go to an even worse route eventually growing up as criminals. I also wish would’ve involved the parents more. A lot of a child’s behavior is explained through what is going on at home. Just my two cents on the latest ep. (Don’t get me wrong, I’m really liking this series so far)
The main leads have an unexpectedly really good chemistry! They have that “just kiss already” atmosphere when they’re together, which I found to be super cute. However, I find the love triangle to be super annoying. The writers had a good shot at making a heartwarming slow burn romance that is both mature and funny, but they’re ruining it. I hope they wake up and fix this mess before it becomes unsalvageable.
This comments section is so filled with spoilers that aren’t hidden. I came here to see what people think, and now I know how this movie ends lol hahaha.
This airs on the same weekend as the last two eps of Mr. Queen. Does that mean we’re getting 2 eps per day or are the final two eps going to get delayed?
This was decent, but I felt like it dragged too much. The pacing wasn’t good. It was so slow at the beginning then it picked up halfway through. By that time, I wasn’t as invested anymore. It’s not really the type of thriller that will keep you at the edge of your seat. Watch it if you have time to kill, but don’t want to start a 16 episode drama. Overall, it was average, but I might still check the next season if there is.
However, I think it cannot be justified just because the ML didn’t physically hurt the bullies since I believe that an emotional attack is just as bad as a physical one. I think my main point is it was a bit uncomfortable watching adults plot this whole thing on high school students, regardless of how much they deserved it. Some personal feelings may cloud my judgement here, but I think we should be past the idea that adults inflicting emotional scars on younger people will somehow correct them.