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Yes, totally agree with you. But it's actually 4 very good series and roles: Oasis, Daily Dose of Sunshine, My Man is Cupid and this.

After Strong Girl Namsoon, that director should get no new jobs. Very unhappy that KYD is in what may well be disastrously badly directed.

After Strong Girl Namsoon, that director should get no new jobs. Very unhappy that KYD is in what may well be disastrously badly directed.

PMY's acting is really great once again (I didn't like her in Love in Contract, but she has admitted she was suffering then and that showed). The 2FL bitchy role suits Song Ha Yoon well. I got totally fed up with her in Devilish Joy, she's much more suited for low-key comedy. 16 episodes seems a lot for this and am already fearing it will turn boring, but let's see.

A lot happened in the 1st episode. As expected, Park Ji Hoon's acting is wonderful to watch. I wonder if he learned horseback riding and archery for this role? He's not playing it safe, that's for sure.

I come to check whether it has dropped to 6 yet. And I'm so disappointed it's still at 7. So many great older dramas are at 7 but in SGN new heigts in bad and weird were achieved. 1/10 is too much to give. I'd give 0 or -10 if I could.

She had bangs in Oh My Baby if I remember correctly. Had to drop that one lol serious hair issues here!

As I said the hair really gets on my nerves. Is a successful businesswoman supposed to look like a modest mouse? It's just me, I know. I can't stand modest mouse styling.

It's not right to give awards to currently airing dramas. That much should be clear.

Shallow comment but this really gets to me: another bad hair day in Dramaland with an unglammed FL. FLs should be allowed as beautiful as they can be. imo.

looks like there is

Well deserved, Kim Tae Ri was phenomenal in Revenant. She deserves the Daesang from Baeksang too. Am glad for Park Sung Woong too. But Park Hae Jin also should have gotten an award.

This is the drama I'm most looking forward to. Park Ji Hoon's acting has been phenomenal so far. Can't wait to see him in this!

Just very predictable (just like Dreams). It's supposed to be a moving story but we don't really get close to the characters. Dropped.

I watched for an hour and it didn't get going. Sure it's pretty but there's no tension or urgency to carry it. No excitement whatsoever (I'm used to indie films so this is not coming from an action movie fan). Dropped. Good thing people here tell the outcome. I thought Yoo Yeon Seok would be charismatic as in Mr. Sunshine, but no. Lame as.

I completely agree with you!

I also learned about this research continuing: the US government had a secret program in the 1950s and 1960s to weaponize ticks to deliver deadly bacteria to incapacitate unsuspecting populations. It is possible (& perhaps likely, though not proven) that the emergence and spread of Lyme disease may have been caused by this research program, which included large open-air testing of intentionally infected ticks on US soil. The Gyongseong Creature is bigger than ticks but that's just for drama purposes: the research was real.

So today read about the background of the drama, Japanese biological weapons and biological warfare program (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731), and it makes the drama even more poignant. After this I too feel that the should not evaluated without knowing the historical background. I didn't know before this drama that the Japanese had their own MK Ultra program. A shocking fact is that the US actually brought those crazy Japanese researchers who conducted immensely sick and cruel human experiments to the US after the war ended. Just like they brought the German counterparts to the US in Operation Paperclip to help in setting up the MK Ultra program. It seems the Gyongseong creature's father is portrayed based on this historical person: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shir%C5%8D_Ishii

I would not have known about this biological warfare unit unit without the drama (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731). There are many many books about Japanese army during the WWII. I recently read the Narrow Road to the Deep North. It's worth thinking about how Japanese have tried to avoid the blame and paying settlements for the Korean forced labour until this day.

quite boring imo