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I loved the cast and I have always found Kim Young-dae acting very refreshing and he always makes me laugh. BUT! I wish the writers of K dramas will stop including a second lead male to be tortured emotionally. It's all very predictable now...that is why I look out for dramas like Taxi Driver. This is my first time watching the second male lead Kim Woo-suk. I will definitely look out for more of his series or movie. I like him, he is very cute.

I laughed, I smiled and I cried a lot moving this movie. I watched it from episode 1 to the end at once, I could not stop myself. Thankfully I didn't have to work the next day, so I watched it through out the night. Kim Woo-bin was too good in his acting, so good that I bore the heartbreak I felt till the very end. It was pure torture for me in the last few episodes. I still have PTSD from watching this drama. I cried with my mouth open at the onion scenes when he (Shin Joon-young) came to see his mum (Shin Young Ok) after his diagnosis went public and also when his management team where out in front of his house trying to keep it together before going in to see him. Gosh, I have never been so grateful to be alone watching a netflix series. Lastly, Kim Woo-bin is drop dead gorgeous and such a good actor. He should be studied in acting classes. Another up to par Korean actor when it comes to showing a wide range of emotions effortlessly is Jo Jung-suk

Non Korean here...but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Glad I took a break from the romance dramas to watch this because of the actor Jung Hae-in. I can literally just watch watch him read the news all day. Also the co star Koo Kyo-hwan was also refreshing. He made the drama lighter and was the only source of any smile I had watching the series. Overall,it was a good series and brought a lot of light to Hazing in the Army and it's negative effects on people's mental health.