Bunmi Baba

As a loyal Kdrama fan, this drama was a beautiful addition to my favourite dramas. It was indeed a fun ride filled with twists and turns, I loved how fast-paced it was. It felt like it had everything a show needed, there was action to keep your eyes glued, and unpredictability coupled with suspense made me unable to guess what would happen next and how it would end... would Yee Jae defeat death at her game? would he survive this time? these questions played me throughout the show but I loved how in the end, my mind was blown by how things unfolded. I loved how I could not guess what character he would end up as, there were funny twists there but I loved how each character gave us a different perspective on life and how people lived while maintaining the main character. I also loved how the actor's motivation for life kept changing from wanting a better job to money then revenge before just wanting to live. I loved how the experience shaped the main character at the end, leaving him with different skills and I also loved how this drama hits a very important note regarding the value of life in this time and age. It was an interesting drama with a strong moral theme which I appreciate

I have to say that the live adaptation of this fan-favourite anime was absolutely mind-blowing, I loved how they stayed loyal to the main plot, and I loved the characters, it felt almost uncanny how similar they were to the actual anime characters, especially Kosby, Nami and Zoro. As an anime fan, Zoro was a favourite character so watching him come to life when played by a real actor, made it feel like a fantasy come to life...I loved the acting of the actor who played Nami, she expressed her cold and warm personality to perfection, I could almost feel what she was feeling at that moment and that drew me in even more....It was really a fantasy come to life overall, excellent job Netflix