Jenny Lam

No idea what happened except wasted 8 hours of electricity. Lots of scenes, storylines, character behaviors that don’t make sense.

D.P. is an excellent series with superb cinematography and outstanding performance by the main leads Jung Hae-In and Koo Kyo-Hwan, as well as the supporting characters. However, brace yourselves as it is not an easy watch with its heavy topic and gloomy plot surrounding hazing, depression, suicide, and abuse of authority in hierarchies in the South Korean military. The fact that these are a reality is the most disturbing and sickening part.

Han So-Hee made me believe she is the gorgeous yet spoiled princess in The World of the Married. However, she persuasively becomes a tenacious, revenge-driven warrior in this action-packed thrilling series. The rest of the cast's performance is also fantastic, particularly the talented Park Hee-soon who is phenomenal and beyond amazing with his convincing portrayal of the charismatic ruthless drug lord. In addition to a great cast, the story is intense and powerful. The plot is well-paced with a good balance of keeping the tension just enough to suffocate viewers wanting more. Every one of the eight episodes in the series is compelling and the whole series is perfect for a one-day binge.

This series is sooooo slow-paced that I had to fast-forward most of it after episode 9. The storyline is long-winded, dragging it out to 16 episodes with unnecessary and illogical twists and extensions when it could've finished nicely with 10 episodes. None of the characters were likable, they were all either annoying or downright unlikeable. Con man Oh Soo is initially charismatic and charming until he falls in love with his fake sister Oh Young, after which he becomes love-blinded and irrational. Oh Young is mean, rude, selfish, and fickle, and treats everyone around her like servants. The 2-star review is simply given for the cast performance. Only watch this if you have way too much time on your hands, otherwise, don't waste your time.

Went in without much expectation and got blown away. I thoroughly enjoyed this series which has its sweet and funny moments. All characters were likable, the cast chemistry was wonderful, the storyline was relatable and the pacing was just right. This is one of the few times I wished the series had more episodes.

Cannot dislike a k-drama more than this one. In a nutshell, about some reckless teenagers making a series of dumb decisions. I only endured it because I was already invested and had hoped it would make a turn for the better but I was wrong and ultimately wasted 10 hours of my life

I enjoyed this show so much. I couldn’t stop and had to finish the eight episodes in one go. The storyline is intense and powerful. The male leads are all very likable. One of my favorite K-dramas so far

The compelling storyline and charming characters make this one of my top favorite K-Drama of all time

The show is slow and boring. I tried hard to like it as I liked both the main leads but the plot sucks, the character Tak Dong Kyung is annoying and the lead couple’s lack of chemistry is unbearable to watch. Lee Soo-hyuk is the only highlight and his character was what kept me watching to the end.