Solie

You summarized it so well! I think this drama will heavily rely on acting, directing and dialogues (so I hope that the writer delivers).

Not a drama, but there is a korean variety show: "2 days 1 night" that actually helped me to discover a lot of new places around Korea so I recommend it . And Kim Seon Ho is a member so it's an additional bonus lol

I'm also kind of surprised as I've seen only positive reviews.

To think some of us were watching The Devil Judge last week on the same timeslot. It's so refreshing to watch it after such a heavy one. I hope this show will be one of these healing ones - at least it's giving me such vibes for now. I don't need much action as long as we will have the feels.

And I'm really curious whether we'll learn about Doo Shik's backstory a little more.

That's what I've thought as well! Cause they didn't show the scene how he found the shoe and I think it was on purpose

This drama exhausted me emotionally as it tackles a serious issue, but it's flawless. In my opinion, there is nothing that I could criticize. The plot, acting, directing, soundtrack were all great. It's a well-made production and has a quality of a movie. I like that Netflix Korean dramas tend to address completely different topics and usually take a fresh approach.

As many mentioned there are a lot of heavy scenes so that should be taken into account. I wanted to go to sleep after finishing the last episode, but there are too many thoughts running through my mind related to this drama.

I think he did - at least I think his last scene implied that he completely lost his hope for change in military and decided to leave.

I totally agree with you! I was a bit sceptical when starting this drama, but it's enjoyable and fun. I guess I've seen too many dramas lately that were stressful (The Devil Judge, Mouse, Beyond Evil) or frustrating (Neverthless), so this is exactly what I need right now.

It has this theme of "anti-hero" - I think if you liked Vincenzo, you will like this as well (I liked both).

So what was I supposed to learn from this drama? It's started as a very promising one, but the last episodes were utterly disappointing. I know it's possible for people to change, but I didn't expect this drama to take such a cliche turn.

I really liked The Long Ballad, Crush, You Are My Glory, The Day of Becoming You, You Are My Hero. Now I'm also watching Remembrance of Things Past and liking it's so far.

The cinematography in this drama is no joke. It's amazing how there are so many good Chinese dramas this year.

I don't remember when I've enjoyed a Chinese historical drama that much. It was amazing - from plot, action, cast, costumes and music. At first, I was worried about the number of episodes, but now I wouldn't mind watching another 50 episodes as all characters were interesting, unforgettable and had their own stories.

It's getting really draggy and repetitive... Such a pity. There is no excitement left.

I don't think drama itself is bad. I'd gladly watch it until the end regardless of how it'll end. I just wish they would focus more on Na Bi taking care of herself.

Is Na Bi even aware of the fact that she doesn't have to be in a relationship with anyone? Tbh I wish she would find her happiness elsewhere and not end up with anyone. She has too many issues.

I had the same idea - ths whole thing is too fishy.

What a refreshing drama! Ji Sung is an amazing actor and this drama is a perfect example. I cannot believe that I was not aware it started a week ago. After the first 3 episodes, I definitely can recommend it to everyone.

Oh, what I meant above is that I've expected characters in the drama to be of similar age (so JSM would
have to act as someone younger). There isn't much information about the drama itself - I guess if there is chemistry, then we'll all be satisfied.

I'm aware that LJW is a great actor and his chemistry with LDH was amazing - I'm just surprised that they didn't want to cast an actress at age similar to LJW's. I guess we'll see how it goes.