James Latief
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Just because a show delves into a less-discussed issue in society doesn't automatically make it a great K-drama. This is going to be a drama like "When the Camellia Blooms", and I couldn't finish watching it.The interaction between characters is intentionally unconventional just for the sake of making things unpredictable, and this really makes me feel that the director is trying too hard to appeal to international audiences. Very strange main character, abandoned after episode 2. SKIP.
It's Okay to Not Be Okay
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