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I had always known Ji Chang Wook unleashed would be astounding. And that's what Worst of Evil is. Fantastic casting all around. Well written. Great performance not only by Ji Chang Wook but all of the cast.

This show really made me read about tge actual people. While artistic licenses were taken, it's a moving tale. I was actually at a loss, after the funal episode. By Jorean standards, 51 is long as it was. Must watch.

I'm die-hard Ji Chang Wook fan. That's what brought me to watch this movie. I'd still say watch it, because it's a thrill ride.

This story does take awhile to build: characters, story arcs. I waited till at least half way before writing review. Boy, Ji Chang Wook is back and giving it his all. Not that he doesn't in every project he does, sometimes his effort doesn't match with the story. We may not see it right away, but his character reminded me of a wonded rescue dog, healing and learning to trust. Everything from food to human companionship to interactions had to be re-wired for Gyoe Re. Its the people around him not giving up on him that makes it happen, Team Genie. I'm not sure if the romance angle is needed. But I suspect we're about to see the toxic relationships Gyoe Re had to survive in the second half. The struggles he'll face to learn to let go.

Truly worth it! I haven't read the webtoon. But gave it a chance because of Ji Chang Wook. Wasn't disappointed.

Despite my best effirt, it was at times tedious to sit through some of sub-stories or connect with supporting cast. I do believe had this story been attempted as a mystery/suspence/thriller instead of a romcom, it would've worked better.

Never watched a fantasy cdrama. I was hooked! Hello Deng Wei!

I cried my eyes in the first three episodes. So relatable as a woman.