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Terrible Acting from Actor

SPOILERS.

I finished watching this entire show.
The female lead (FL) gave a really good performance. All the women actors did a really good job. Some of the male actors also did well. The male lead (ML), however, was a terrible actor. So terrible we skipped almost all of his scenes because we couldn’t stomach watching him act so terribly. His facial expressions didn’t make sense, the delivery of lines didn’t make sense, during tense/serious scenes he acted as if he was…. pretending, it was tough to watch. He over performed in scenes and was overdramatic.
I understand being a young actor starting out in a career, I don’t understand why they chose him for this role. It made the show really bad and his acting made it hard to watch the show because we got secondhand embarrassment from watching him act terribly.

Also, the second ML - the guy who was number one at the host bar also did a terrible acting job. I mean the scene where he claims the FL’s bff wanted to sleep with him, so he “threw” her on the couch and tried to pin her down… wtf was that???? So embarrassing! Even when he acted his scenes in the host bar they were cringe. The background actor guys in the host bar were cringe. It was all cringe!

I would say maybe it’s a cultural thing the way they were acting, maybe affection in tv doesn’t happen often, but I can’t just blame culture because we’ve (my sister and I) watched other Japanese dramas and enjoyed them with/without romance! Plus, I really enjoyed the dad’s performance! I really enjoyed the male fiancé‘s performance, I really liked the Assistant teacher guys performance. So it’s not culture, it’s just bad acting and terrible actor choices on the directors part.

The ML, the second ML host, and the friend of the ML host were too much and too overdramatized, and it became annoying. At one point, my sister who was watching the show with me said “should this have been an anime, they’re acting very animated and ridiculous”.

I wish they had chosen a different ML. Heck the FL even had better connection with the bar OWNER than the ML.
Maybe the Fl and ML just couldnt find that artistic connection because the couple in the show didn’t even make sense either… You look at them and you know they won’t last. She made more sense with the fiancé than with the ML. They could’ve had her former relationship with the owner of the host bar and it would’ve made more sense.The ML was incredibly immature and she would’ve been the one taking care of him if they ended up together. Like his mom. Spoiler they end up together and it makes no sense when they do either… I cannot get past his terrible acting. I’m just glad he wasnt a high schooler.. I’m sick of seeing that in the shows.
The FL was very good! Even her scenes with the fiancé, with the dad, with the Assistant teacher, they were all good scenes, so it was not her, and it was not the writing, and it was not the script.

We know what it was..

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What the h happened??

KNOT, this is going to be a long one. Honestly, I was super excited when they announced the first Thai BL with a real omegaverse setup. And this girl is a simp for omegaverse! 😂 I really enjoyed the first 7 episodes of KNOT, then came Ep 8 until the finale, and I really don’t know what the heck happened??
The omegaverse premise of the series was quite solid, at least in the beginning. Them showing pheromones, slick, heat, rut, bond, inferiority, superiority, mating, and many more. Name it. I love how they fully explained the ABO details. It helps everyone understand the world they’re trying to show, both those who have knowledge of omegaverse and those who don’t.
So for me, I didn’t really mind them explaining things. It also gave us an idea of an Enigma baby, how male pregnancy works, knotting, and of course, nesting.
Chemistry-wise, all three couples showed good chemistry. Story-wise, it was kind of interesting, though there was too much happening with the daddy issues on both sides, the beta woman, and then the main conflict. With all of that, I won’t complain much since I was much more seated for the omegaverse lore.
Now, back to why I started disliking the series. I know “dislike” is a big word, but sorry, it’s just how I really see it. From Episode 8 onwards, everything became so slow. They were explaining everything in detail, even things that weren’t part of the omegaverse concept. They were constantly discussing obvious things over and over again. Like how Nakhin loves Ongsa not just because he is a beta. These lines were repeated, I think, at least 4x throughout the series. How they realized it was all a setup? I guess discussing it at home wasn’t enough. They needed to rediscuss it in the office and then have another meeting in the café. 😂
Then there was the whole beta empowerment explanation, followed by another repetitive explanation of why SangNuea became a villain.
At this point, they should’ve just created a podcast if they were going to talk and talk. 😂
The only thing keeping me watching was the omegaverse premise, and clearly, that was missing in those last episodes. They’re all alphas, a true alpha actually, and there they were running from the goons. What happened to the superior pheromones of an alpha??
And the title is KNOT. I was expecting a special knotting scene, and there they are, knotted in a freaking car. LOL. 😭
And where is our Enigma baby?! We at least deserve to see the wedding of the new head of the family and their baby! But nothing. Are they planning a special episode? Oh god!! 😡
I swear this series has a LOT of potential. I just wish they had utilized the omegaverse concept more, especially toward the end.
And am I the only one who noticed the distorted video quality in the series, especially on the side parts of the screen? Or was it just me? 👀

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Rather simple but cute

I'm surprised by how much I liked this series. I was expecting something a bit too slow and slightly overrated, but it's nothing like that. The series has a nice tempo and I really love the main characters. 8 episodes was really too short I just need more!! Recently I've barely been able to watch BL's so having a 'shorter' one was actually quite nice, especially with this plot. At first I was really confused and had to rewatch the first episode. So watching this without focus is not a huge suggestion. This review isn't really gonna be special because I have no idea what to write.

I find Ji Won soooo adorable I genuinely can't. I'm afraid I fell in love with him, the moment he started wearing the hood of his hoodie. I find it rather hard to related to a specific lead or character which is usually something I find important. I don't really have the impression that Ji Won was actually a big Basketball player because the shows didn't really show a lot of the fame side. However, It actually didn't matter that much. I didn't really feel much connection to Jeong U and I was more focussed on Ji won. I really like how honest Jeong U was toward Ji Won about his feelings and everything. He was just so adorable I really need a man like that.

As for the side characters, I find it so funny they didn't even realise Ji Won and Jeong U were dating, I found that part where Jeong U randomly says he was gay sooooo funny. I actually had already seen it on TikTok but I didn't know it was from Ball Boy Tactics. Also the side characters are soooo cute together, everyone was begging for a second season or special episodes. The acting work is amazing, every character and actor. I just need more in general of the actors.

One thing I noticed was the huge improvement in production. In episode 1-2 I noticed that there was this weird colour correction but after those episodes everything improved. It might really just be me who sees that, since I haven't been sleeping well lately. I haven't seen Kim Eun Hye directing before but Jun & Jun and Why R U? are both on my watchlist!! Also extremely excited about Have You Been Wronged? Can't wait to watch it!! I'm surprised by the shots and for a relatively short drama it seems like there's been put a lot of effort on the production.

Overall it was quite good but not super memorable. I'm finishing this review a day after I finished this series and to be very honest I lost everything already. The plot was a little simple and not special. I think what made it this popular. I'm not sure what more to say of this series. It's pretty cute and I do recommend it. It's like a comfort pill but I wouldn't watch it for the plot.

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Love is finally gone

A painful reminder that love can disappear when one person is forced to carry it alone for too long.

For seven years, Lin Ran gave Xu Yun Zheng her love, loyalty, patience, and time. Yet while she continued investing in their relationship, Xu Yun Zheng allowed an inappropriate and ambiguous relationship with his female assistant to continue. What hurt most was how comfortable he became with Lin Ran's devotion—as though she would always forgive, always wait, and always be there.

Lin Ran's miscarriage after the car accident becomes the heartbreaking turning point. Instead of continuing to fight for a man who failed to value her, she finally chooses herself. I loved that her decision wasn't about revenge. She was simply exhausted from loving someone who made her feel like she wasn't enough.

Then Xu Yun Zheng comes home to an empty room.

Only when Lin Ran is truly gone does he understand what her presence meant. Suddenly, the man who couldn't give her the security she needed is desperately trying to get her back. His panic and regret are almost painful to watch because he finally recognizes her value—but far too late.

Lin Ran didn't stop loving overnight. Xu Yun Zheng slowly taught her how to stop loving him.

And sometimes when love is finally gone, regret can't bring it back.

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the paradox of power as the backdrop to a historical romance

What a production. This wasn’t just a show this was a life lesson & experience. It was fresh and dynamic - with a touch of that comfort/predictability one gets from a historical romance as a genre.

I only *didn’t* give it a full 10/10 bc while I really loved it, there were lulls to the show and some scenes/episodes felt draggy - I don’t know that I *would* rewatch this show for that reason.

I could write an essay on the lessons and themes of this show - power vs self-preservation. respect vs fear-mongering. greed vs contentment. etc etc. This alone is a HUUGE win for this show because while all historical dramas tend to have these themes, they are more black and white in a way that real life is not which gives the message an almost hollow depth.

The main pros of the show:
- acting: everyone acted impeccably like each character felt so distinct and real
- romance: i loved the relationship between Zhao Ling and Fu Ting Yun from day one. they aren’t quite enemies at first but their interests definitely did not align. to witness their journey felt so satisfying and beautiful. i also loved that after he killed her father she starts to doubt him but still feels hesitant to sever their relationship. when she finally learns the truth about her father killing her mother it all clicks into place for her but they dont spend ages fighting or disagreeing about it. from that moment on she sees the man she first fell in love with again and is only re-affirmed in supporting him.
- plot/theme: I LOVED the push and pull of character growth. when Zhao Ling just wants a basic life, Fu Ting Yun desires power as protection. when Fu Ting Yun comes to realize how dangerous power can be, Zhao Ling feels too deep to stop and compelled to keep climbing. It’s not the exact same but the concept/theme is similar with other characters like Ya Ke, Jin Yuan Bao, and Yu Jing Xiu. You see so many different people at so many different stages of power and so the plot’s main theme of the dynamics and cycle of power - the shackles of power - is excellently portrayed.
- the antagonists: while Yu Guo Dong plays the “final and main” antagonist, I appreciated the variety of antagonists we deal with. from madam Yu and her son to grandma Fu to Ya Ke to Lady Zuo to Jin Yuan Bao to so many others lol the best part of this is that they are all different levels of understandable and not all entirely irredeemable. i almost want to give props for each character.
- Madam Fu: the duality of a loving grandma and horrible personality loool like wow she wasn’t in the show long but she really did her damage - from betraying the very granddaughter she claimed to *truly* love, to making her grand-daughter in law crazy, and raising a misogynistic son.
- Lady Zuo: what a crazy lady. i love that i got to hate her as a character but also recognize that her character was shaped by just how horrible Madam Fu was. Madam Fu had no respect for her and only cared about her stupid chastity arches.
- Ya Ke: it’s almost embarrassing to witness her villain origin story. with one sentence she lets Lady Zuo’s comment get into her head and also lets herself think Yu Jing Xiu’s love (after interacting with him for 5 seconds) could be real. she let a life long friendship go down the drain because of her own insecurities. but time was her best teacher, after almost ten years of being the young lady yu she finally realized the farce that is respectability. i loved that she toed the line on becoming like Lady Zuo - crazy from years of exile and belittlement - but unlike Zuo she found something positive to live for rather than dwell on those she hated or was jealous of.
- Madam Yu: whatttt a character. i love that shes presented as the brains behind so much…but at the end of the day she too is at the mercy of her husband and her facade finally falls away upon defeat
- Yu Jing Xiu: losssser man. literally raised by two cunning adults with no love and it shows. he chases “love” and obsesses over Fu Ting Yun bc he never learned how to grow the f up. I wish him and his dad had a better reckoning on an ending. i wanted him to turn in his father … which ig he did but like i just feel like the way he accidentally killed his dad undermines the reality that his father was ready to kill *him*

The cons of the show:
- the main con was the pacing loses some steam near the end. i cant remember the episode numbers but the first like 20 episodes were great, loved how they handled the time jumps and then the last 8 ish episodes were also great with a domino like effect of just wanting to see what happens next, but in between those two chunks the story feels a bit lulled and i think if i had stopped during that lull i may have not picked the show back up

Less of a pro or con and more of just things to “note”:
- the frustrating emperor (albeit solid compared to most) just made me want to scream. i felt he was the “bad guy” at the worst times and then “noble and kind” just whenever the plot *needed* him to be otherwise the main characters would be dead in the water. i respected the logic that *even as an emperor* he can’t just do whatever he wants but i wish they gave us a bit more with him Zhao Ling esp since *he* got Zhao Ling into this world in the first place.
- it was an unsatisfying ending lowkey between Yu Guo Dong and Yu Jing Xiu like idk what would have made it better but i just felt like Yu Jing Xiu really took an L and never got to really “win” over his parents…it was probably the point but his mom going a lil crazy and him accidentally killing his dad just barely scratched my itch.
- A’ Sen was precious. I loved how he was a side character but his character played such a good role in highlighting Zhao Ling’s own character progress/regress. I was so happy when he got married to his girl.
- Justice for Mo Yi & Jie Shi (Ting Yun's mother). I get why they died but I hated it all so much.
- Fu Ting Zhuo’s story in relation to his *birth* family and then his *own* family was subtle but very satisfying and really ties in with the larger plot
- Wu Youde was great! I’m glad she got her own freedom to live her life bro.

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Love love love it!!!!

Its the first time im hooked up to a chinese drama again after a long time. From the first episode, I have been anticipating the next ones and so far its has been exciting and good! I know this is probably not the first drama to have this kind of plot, but whatever the director and writer is doing right now, they should keep doinh it cause its working. The male and female lead are collaborating very well,and I love that they didnt have an interaction on the first few episodes so it didnt come out cringe and was very natural. I recommend this if youre not into overly cringe romantic type of drama😁😊

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Where do I even begin...

Wow. Just wow.

This drama had a death grip on me from the first episode to the last. I'd read the novel before watching and I can truly say that Jing Boran and Sun Qian were the perfect casting choice for Luan Nian and Shang Zhitao. Their aura, acting, and chemistry were off the charts!

The writing was also superb. Although they changed a few things, I think the writers remained faithful to the novel where they absolutely had to. I re-read the novel after finishing the drama and was surprised that most of the dialogue were really close to how they were in the novel.

Truly one of the best dramas of 2026!!!

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Clichés, Chemistry & One Very Convincing Gender-Bender

Bromance is one of the few gender-bender dramas where the woman actually looks believable as a man. Megan Lai was fantastic as Pi Yanuo, and it wasn't just her face. Her height, build, shoulders, hands and mannerisms really made her look like someone who had been raised as a man and trained in martial arts. She also looked absolutely gorgeous when she finally appeared as a woman.

The story follows Pi Yanuo, who has been living as a man for 26 years because of a fortune-telling prediction. She meets Du Zi Feng, a triad leader and amusement park manager, and they become sworn brothers. What starts as a bromance slowly turns into something much more. And honestly, their relationship gave me almost everything I want from a gender-bender romance.

The chemistry between the leads was incredible. The flirting, tension, physical closeness and awkward moments were honestly electrifying. I loved watching Zi Feng slowly question his sexuality because he was falling for someone he believed was a man. It was funny, but also surprisingly touching because he eventually stopped worrying about labels and simply accepted his feelings. He fell for Yanuo as a person, not because of her gender.

Zi Feng was such a lovable ML. He was caring, loyal, protective, hardworking and responsible, but also very human. Yanuo complemented him really well, and together they genuinely felt like Ying and Yang. I also loved that Yanuo was strong, capable and fiercely loyal without being reduced to a character who only exists for the ML's growth.

The friendships were another highlight for me. The bromance between Zi Feng and his friends was so much fun, especially his interactions with Dr. Rui. Yanuo also had great chemistry with the supporting characters, especially her cousin and Zi Feng's sister. Her cousin was such a true friend. I also liked the vet's storyline because it didn't fall into the usual second-lead , and the hotdog guy was hilarious.

Yang Na Na and Wei Qing Yang surprised me the most. Their relationship felt so natural and realistic, and somehow their storyline affected me more than many of the supposedly emotional scenes between the main couple becuase their dynamics felt a bit more realistic.Na Na was such a strong and optimistic character, and the actress really stood out to me.

Of course, the drama is FULL of clichés. There were definitely moments when I wanted to scream, "This is NOT how a man behaves with another man!" Since Yanuo looked so convincing as a guy, some scenes genuinely felt like I was watching a BL, which made everything even more hilarious and awkward.

My biggest frustration was how long they kept Yanuo's gender secret. It created some funny situations, but I think the secret was dragged out for far too long. I especially wanted to see everyone's reactions when they finally found out about her 26-year secret, but that reveal felt surprisingly underwhelming.

There are also quite a few plot holes, rushed storylines and supporting characters who disappear for long periods. Some side stories could have been developed much better, while others could honestly have been removed.

Still, the cast and the chemistry made it work. The leads were so good that they made even the weaker writing enjoyable. I loved the friendships, the comedy and especially the way the drama played with gender expectations and healthy masculinity.

Overall, Bromance is cheesy, cliché, ridiculous at times, but incredibly fun. The main couple's chemistry, Yanuo's convincing gender disguise, Zi Feng's emotional journey, and all the wonderful friendships made this a very memorable watch for me.

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An absolute hidden gem worth discovering.

Agent from Above demonstrates the immense potential of Asian fantasy when it moves away from overused tropes. This Taiwanese series manages to stand out by seamlessly weaving local folklore into a visually ambitious, action-packed story.

A Mystical Yet Everyday Universe

The most fascinating aspect of the plot is how seamlessly it immerses the viewer into a world where gods, spirits, and mortals coexist naturally without getting bogged down in endless exposition. Rooted deeply in Taiwanese folklore, the narrative follows Han Chieh, an imperfect protagonist haunted by guilt over his past, who serves as an envoy for the Third Crown Prince (also known as the Lotus Prince). Armed with magical artifacts to preserve the balance between good and evil, his duty feels both grounded and high-stakes. While the initial episode can feel a bit confusing as you adapt to its world-building, the storytelling quickly gains traction and settles into an engaging rhythm.

The relationship between Han Chieh and the Third Crown Prince stands out remarkably, but the true emotional core lies in the bond between Han Chieh and Ye Zi. Beneath his stern, rough exterior lies a deep, protective brotherly warmth that shines through in deeply touching moments. Ye Zi's final letter was deeply moving and heartfelt, giving a beautiful ending to their story.

The visual effects are truly mind-blowing and stand out as one of the show's absolute highlights. From iconic elements like the fiery ring to sweeping, dragon-shaped fire constructs and the creative action sequences revolving around magical, burning ang-á-phiau (traditional Taiwanese picture disks used as tokens), the high-quality VFX brilliantly bring the story's mythology to life. Furthermore, the artistic direction creates a captivating atmosphere, while lighthearted comedy is sprinkled throughout, balancing the darker supernatural threats without undercutting the emotional weight of the drama.

Even with minor flaws in execution and an ending that leaves several plot threads unresolved, leaving the door open for a much-desired second season, it remains a thoroughly enjoyable ride. It is a compelling, underrated gem that is well worth watching from start to finish.

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lets keep this short.

In the bl community ive seen some of the most terrible bl in my seven years of watching. I AM TELLING YOU this series was complete horse radish, It was terrible, and I had high expectations for this series. Dont get me wrong I love me some BoatOat but imo their acting did not suit the style of this show. Now im no hater I love seeing actors I enjoy watching take on different styles of acting but gosh damn this was not it. I want to really say that the ending of this damn show really pissed me off because everything was left incomplete, plus why was so much happening in this story but nothing at all at the same time? Anyways back to the ending it was so incomplete, Patsa and Nakhun found out they were pregnant, so wheres the belly? The child? like tf??? Plus Ongsa and Nakhins story felt was also left incomplete. And please dont get me started on sangnuea and Naphitch story bruh. I feel like the part where Naphitch marked Sangnuea was so pointless. That whole episode was pointless tbh. THE HOLY SHOW WAS POINTLESS. Sorry this show just got on my biggest nerve. DONT WATCH IT, or do, I dont control you. anyways thanks for your time.

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Valoremos, no es fácil hallar terror adolescente

IMPRESIÓN GENERAL

Night Has Come me presentó una premisa de la que no pude escapar así como los chicos no podían escapar del juego maldito. Realmente el nivel de enganche por el misterio, la violencia, la atmósfera sobrecogedora estuvo brutal.

MENCIONES HONORÍFICAS

- Fácil de ver, sencilla de seguir, rápida de consumir y creo que atraparía a un buen público amante del género.

- Las reglas del juego le añadian más emoción ver todas las cosas que intentaban y como las reglas los limitaban y se volvía catastrófico.

- Quedé fascinada con la interpretación del actor Anh Ji Ho.

- Los uniformes y la temática escuela potencian lo macabro. Aunado a la paleta de colores de colores oscuros EXCELENTE.

- Cuando se iban a dormir y de manera coreografiada se tiraban al suelo. PERFECTO!

- Es una de las mejorcitas que me he visto a nivel de terror adolescente HASTA AHORA, ya que se ma hecho difícil encontrar producciones así, a pesar de su potencial desperdiciado aún así en comparación con otras puede dar la talla.

INCONSISTENCIAS

Me encantaría decir que todo fue bueno, pero muy a mí pesar debo recalcar ciertas cosas que simplemente me hicieron molestar:

* Podría haber sido un enfoque en múltiples personajes, sin embargo se notaba la hiper fijación que tenían con Lee Yoon Seo y Kim Jun Hee y el problema con eso es que no tienen ninguna gracia como personajes, es que no me transmitieron nada por amor de Dios.

ACLARACIÓN: YA SE que jugaron miles de veces con resultados distintos, pero yo vi este juego solamente, por ende voy a criticar lo que vi de este juego y no me gustó, no me importa nada más.

* Relacionado con lo anterior, fueron salvados -por el guión- de morir. Jun Hee por el médico y Yoon Seo de morir abierta con un hacha. Y es que el asunto es que no tiene mucho sentido:
El médico uso su poder por primera vez en si mismo cuando no era en absoluto necesario, presa del pánico claro. Pero es que tío, es culpa del guión.
Entonces murió su novia y no pasaban 48 horas, pero FALTABA POCO, solo era cuestión de esperar y la podía resucitar. El aplicó el poder la mañana del día 2 y su novia murió la mañana del día 4
PERO NOO, porque el tenía que salvar a Jun Hee el protegido de la historia.

Ahora vayamos a Yoon Seo, ya que SO MI la iba a rajar con un hacha, pero AHHH salta la regla de que la mafia no puede matar sin ponerse de acuerdo con su grupo.
MI PREGUNTA ES: Park Woo Ram era de la Mafia, y mató a alguien que claramente atraería las sospechas hacia él, cosa que dio por resultado que lo descubrieran. ¿POR QUÉ ENTONCES? La Mafia no le dijo: No mates a esa chica porque te vas a exponer? Osea dejaron que el la matara y ya? Por favor. Pero a So Mi no dejan que mate a Yoon Seo?

* Las reglas del juego, hay una específica que me hace ruido: Al final Da Bum mató a dos personas la misma noche, la mafia nunca antes había matado más de una persona en su horario de asesinato, así que el espectador se da la libertad de suponer que es una regla. ENTIENDO que no podemos suponer nada, pero entonces la mafia la tenía SUUUPER fácil, el día 3 (después que se acostumbraran) podían matar a tantas personas como quisieran porque no había una regla que lo prohibiese y exacto no existía dicha regla, pero se les antojo revelarnos eso al final. La Mafia también podía robar los teléfonos de todos y no dejarlos votar y ya. No había una regla que lo prohibiese, lo único que prohibía la regla era obligar a votar por alguien específico. Pero sabes, quizá ni siquiera era una opción porque aunque no se dice, quizá si lo intentaban terminaban rompiendo una regla.

* La IA desarrollando emociones humanas me da igual, pero no quita que sea absurdo, solo para despertar a Yoon Seo y conocer la verdad como espectadores. Ahórrate eso vale, simplemente nos mostraban un plano de los padres haciendo su locura y ya.

* ¿¿¿Cómo lograron secuestrar a 30 ESTUDIANTES????

* Eso me lleva a que los padres querían vengarse de toda una clase, osea que si yo estoy en la escuela estudiando y comiéndome mi almuerzo, sin meterme en problema con nadie también debo pagar porque tenía que ser psicóloga y ayudar a tu hija? Mira, no es ser insensible, Si quieren vengarse HÁGANLO pero porque tienen que pagar 30 estudiantes? Acaso todos son unos demonios?

* Y esa idea de venganza me parece un fastidio, tienes a 30 estudiantes que supongo que hay policía y padres buscándolos, debes atender sus necesidades básicas mientras que haces malabares para que no te descubran pero te estás vengando? Yo lo veo como una carga, pero cada quien ve las cosas a su manera pues *se encoge de hombros*.

ASPECTOS IMPORTANTES

-- Hablemos de los dilemas y doble moral

Jun Hee se re indignaba cuando se enteraba que alguien era de la mafia, decía cosas como tipo: ¿Como te atreves? Y bla, bla, bla. Trató a SO MI horrible por cierto, ella no era una santa, lo sé, pero es que la indignación de Jun Hee era desprecio total y absoluto. Pero él es el buen chico? Aquí no se trata de que si en la mafia son unos insensibles, se trata de que los civiles hacen lo mismo de manera indirecta. Votar por alguien, querer salvarte el pellejo, tío eso lo quieres hacer tú también. Por eso se esforzaban en encontrar tanto a la mafia, porque querían deshacerse de ella, entonces no vengan con su cara bien lavada a decir que los malos imperdonables son la mafia porque ustedes "no matarían" POR FAVOR.

Y tengo otra forma de confirmarlo, el día que tenían encerrado a los dos matones insoportables, decidiendo quién moriría y quien no. Uno de ellos sugirió dejarlos morir a ambos ya que son unos diablos, sin embargo los "buenos chicos" dijeron: No, porque seríamos iguales que ellos. MENTIRA, no era por eso, era porque no se podían arriesgar a perder a más civiles si los sacrificaban a los dos.


-- Hay un detalle menor, pero me dio mucha risa cuando lo pensé: Jun Hee se sacrificó por Yoon Seo ¿Sabes por qué? A mí interpretación porque se sentía culpable de no poder ayudar a su amor y quería cubrir esa culpa ayudando a la amiga de ésta (Yoon Seo).

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Painful but beautiful.

A beautiful drama filled with trauma and pain, a extreme abusive father and sacrifice.
The music and cinematography were beautiful.
I loved the line "I am not some evil supporting actress"
One flaw, Tan being able to speak so quick after getting his hearing aid, that was unrealistic.

Both couples had amazing chemistry, the kisses were mostly cheek kisses. The kiss the main couple had was just lip touching, but the cinematography made it look like a great kiss.

Remember to watch the clip after the and credits of episode 10.

I will definitely watch this again.

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