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Started off strong, ending made absolutely no sense. - zero. But hey, Seo Kangjun simping
See, I started this drama because of Kangjun obviously and even though I was already sensing where things were going to end from about episode 8, I kept watching because... 1. I hate leaving unfinished business, and 2. Seo Kangjun.
Honestly this drama started off strong, I kind of had my hopes up but as it progressed I got more and more confused, lost track of all the time travels and events, who's whose father and son and so on. However I gave it a chance.
Acting game was on point, not only Kangjun's (wbk) but the rest of the actors really managed to pull of their assigned characters to the point I was getting genuinely angry with them.
Grid had great potential, and I am not saying this because I'm biased, but sacrificing Saeha was bullshit and not at all needed. Also Saebyeok and Eonjin??? Getting back together at the end??? Just no.
The overall moral of the story - that we humans will destroy the future generations' world - is deep and relevant. There is not doubting that. I simply think there were better possible ways to explore this topic without making everything so complicated.
The bottom line - if you just want to simp over Seo Kangjun like I did, go ahead watch Grid. I finished it in one day, last two eps wasted 100 minutes of my life. Saeha's fate felt unfair, so on and so on.
Honestly this drama started off strong, I kind of had my hopes up but as it progressed I got more and more confused, lost track of all the time travels and events, who's whose father and son and so on. However I gave it a chance.
Acting game was on point, not only Kangjun's (wbk) but the rest of the actors really managed to pull of their assigned characters to the point I was getting genuinely angry with them.
Grid had great potential, and I am not saying this because I'm biased, but sacrificing Saeha was bullshit and not at all needed. Also Saebyeok and Eonjin??? Getting back together at the end??? Just no.
The overall moral of the story - that we humans will destroy the future generations' world - is deep and relevant. There is not doubting that. I simply think there were better possible ways to explore this topic without making everything so complicated.
The bottom line - if you just want to simp over Seo Kangjun like I did, go ahead watch Grid. I finished it in one day, last two eps wasted 100 minutes of my life. Saeha's fate felt unfair, so on and so on.
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