Shreya Joseph

"The Worst of Evil" is an absolute gem in the world of K-dramas. With nine out of twelve episodes already out, I can confidently say that each one has been a banger. The storyline is not just good; it has a smooth, flowing narrative that keeps you hooked. What sets this drama apart is how it brilliantly showcases the interconnectedness of its characters, all engaged in their mind games and strategies. The acting of every cast member is truly outstanding, and they're all nailing their respective roles. Ji Chang Wook and Wi Ha Joon seem like they were born for action series and movies. Their dedication to their roles as a gangster organization leader and an undercover policeman is mind-blowing. Ji Chang Wook, especially, excels in his portrayal of an undercover agent within the gangster group. Im She Mi's multifaceted character as a wife, police officer, and ex-lover is also commendable. As of now, I'm watching episode 9, and I must say there hasn't been a dull moment. Even the intense and sometimes gruesome scenes are so well-executed that there's no need to fast forward. The anticipation for the final three episodes is palpable, with many scenes keeping me at the edge of my seat. "The Worst of Evil" is a thrilling ride, and I can't wait to see how this captivating story wraps up. Wow! This drama seems to have it all – a gripping plot, exceptional acting, and moments that keep you on the edge of your seat. "The Worst of Evil" is a must-watch for K-drama fans.

I enjoyed the show, but that ending was just heart-wrenching. I was hoping for a happier ending, and it's frustrating when dramas reflect the harsh realities of life. We have enough of that in real life; dramas should be an escape, right? Suzy Bae was fantastic on screen, and Se Jong as Won Jun was adorable. I never found a dull moment throughout the series. By the way, this ending is definitely better than the one in the webtoon (The Girl Downstairs- Manhwa) where Jun ends up with Ira.

I just finished watching the new K-drama series 'A Time Called You.' It is a remake of a Taiwanese series called- Someday or One Day. I haven't watched it so no comparisons here. At the beginning, I thought it might be like any other time travel drama, but by the time I reached episode 7, I realized it had much more to offer. The hospital-coma scene even reminded me of a Korean movie I watched a while ago, 'Be With You.' Every episode had me on the edge of my seat, thinking I had it all figured out, only to be surprised by unexpected twists and turns. I had to pay close attention because of the back-and-forth storytelling, but it was worth it. Yeo Been's performance was outstanding, especially in how she portrayed the two different characters. Ahn Hye Seop, Kang Hoon, and Rowoon also did a great job, and Rowoon's guest appearance was a pleasant surprise. Even though the antagonist was revealed, the way they added a twist to it was quite clever. I agree, some aspects of the time travel phenomenon weren't entirely explained, like why there were two people with the exact same face. I also found it puzzling how Chan Yeong looked exactly like his older brother. That resemblance was indeed a mystery for me. It seems like that's just how the world of 'A Time Called You' works. And regarding the Christmas tree scene, it's possible it was a dream or a wishful moment for Si Heon, as it didn't seem to fit the timeline. Overall, it was a gripping watch, and I admire my decision not to spoil the suspense by Googling for answers. It's definitely a one-time watch, and while you may not plan to rewatch it, it's worth experiencing once for sure.

I'm giving this Kdrama "Behind Your Touch" a one-star rating due to my strong dislike for the character Ok Hui. Her selfish and domineering behavior, coupled with her rudeness and mean-spiritedness, has left a sour taste in my mouth. She often comes across as a bully, whether it's in her interactions with her supposed best friend, Ye Bun, or her so-called minions whom she summons at her whim. I'm currently on episode 7, and it baffles me how she can harbor such bitterness toward her friend over a guy who has shown minimal interest in her. Her willingness to bring misfortune upon someone who has been there for her since their school days is truly disheartening. Ok Hui's character is a prime example of someone you'd rather not have as a friend. Her actions make me cringe every time she appears on screen. What's more, her obsessive and stalker-like tendencies are deeply unsettling. Her intrusive behavior, like entering people's houses behind their backs, only adds to the frustration of watching her character unfold. It's unfortunate that a character like Ok Hui can detract from the overall viewing experience of this drama. Oh, yes! Another aspect that's been quite bothersome is the dynamic between Ye Bun's aunt and Jong Mook, as well as how they incorporate references to 2521 K-drama to convey their past and flashbacks. That aunt can be incredibly irritating. There's that one scene where she opens the sunroof of the car while it's pouring rain, and it honestly had me cringing with frustration. It feels like an unnecessary and somewhat torturous subplot that adds more discomfort than value to the storyline.

It started off okay but now the pace of the show seems painfully slow. Not to compare the webtoon and drama because there are going to be differences obviously but just couldn't digest the female lead as the character of Ji Eum. It feels really odd. At times, even felt the story and its flow is all over the place. At this point, watching it only for Bo Hyun. Undoubtedly Shin Hye Sun is an amazing actress but 'in my opinion' she isn't matching the true vibes of Ji Eum. No matter how young they try to show her, she just ain't fitting the shoe right. The other on going kdramas are doing far better than this one. I don't really see the '2016' kdrama vibe in this one that many people are talking about.

Starting episode 7 and i am not in for this sudden gay/bi shift plotline. It is so unecessary. I mean it's nice to cover up these topics but we do have Q and Florian for that already. Why does everything needs to come down to this?? They could literally think of nothing else to take the story further?!? Kitty was such an interesting character in the previous movies. The character development isn't great. Even a bit unnecessarily extra. I thought it would make an interesting watch but seems like a forced collab of western and the k-world. Like it wanted to sail its boat on the shoulders of the kpop/kdramas. The story already feels so dragged and over the top. I think I'll stop watching it now. Just my thoughts. You don't have to agree with this. Ps: The script writers could have done better than this. Looks like a fan-fic written by someone 13 or under 13.