Tom Webb

The drama was going fine until Episode 13. Then the writer takes everyone out of character. Dali seems trapped in a relationship with the evil nemesis from Century. Director Jin suddenly loses his strength and will to pursue Dali which in the first 12 episodes was his passion. The director moves us away from the more interesting story, which in my opinion is he sleuthing that Dali and Jin could do to solve the mystery and catch the evil Director of Century. Just because this genre has a formula, boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, they break up, get back to together again in the end. This drama does not call for a strict formulaic presentation. Dali and Jin could play Nick and Nora in The Thin Man series, by solving the crime, together. Now we have to suffer through 2 episodes of love lost, love regained. Boring! Also in the Thin Man genre there are opportunities for more comedy, which the two leads do so well. I laughed through the first 12 episodes. I hope Kim Min Jae and Park Gyu Young star in another series with a completely different director and writer. Weak, Rates a 2. I am terribly disappointed.

Three things compelled me to watch this series. One, the actors, lead and supporting were superb. They each locked into the characters as depicted in the Anime Webtoon extremely well. Two, the story was compelling from the first episode. Three the direction and editing left me wanting more episodes. This was an exciting translation of the Anime series and I enjoyed it thoroughly. Would love to see a season 2.

Definitely worth watching if only to witness a woman who is suffering with a split personality and how it impacts those around her. Misguided friendship, because her “friends” seem totally oblivious to her cry for help. Also these are not teenagers but adults who should have worked these issues out long ago. Whenever someone is in a relationship, either a man or a woman, and they say they need to find themselves, the other person in the relationship should exit immediately because the struggling individual never succeeds.

This was the worst K-Drama I have seen so far. The plot was terrible. Endless slaughters, dumb moves by Go Ara! She has to be more selective in the projects she picks. Reapers possessing bodies Edith a extbook full of rules. Dark cinematography, dark mood through the entire series. None of it was believable. The director couldn’t seem to keep on the central story. Too many characters to keep track of. I don’t recommend these series at all.

This s the sappiest series produced band makes shambles of the K-Drama formula. Up until the Joker was caught it was intriguing. When the two main characters broke up at the urging of an 8 year old boy juvenile jealousy. I had to turn it off. The endless scenes crying makes me want to cut my wrists so it ends. There were not comedic moments at all in this drama. Endless interferences into this woman’s life, created such A chaotic teleplay, you couldn’t sympathize with any of the characters. The on again off again love affair was not believable from the get go. I do not recommend this drama.

It seemed to start off fine, almost believable. Unfortunately, a viewer could forecast almost every scene after the second episode. Aggressive woman Mo Di continuously goes out by herself, only to run into every one of the bad guys. In fact all the female cast did the same. To the point you just have to say, is this a teenage slasher movie? The plot didn’t make sense, and went in too many different directions. When the plot meandered to several side issues involving family that dragged the viewer unnecessarily away from what could have been a pretty decent (Thin Man) sleuth.