Sunil Badde

‘Mercy for None’ had me hooked from the very first episode. The storytelling is razor-sharp, with intense character development and plot twists that never felt forced. Every scene is loaded with tension, emotion, and purpose. The performances were top-notch—raw, powerful, and completely believable. Easily one of the best shows I’ve seen in years. Can’t recommend it enough!"

Park Bo-gum’s character feels too unrealistic—overly idealistic, naive, and almost desperate in his love for the CEO. He lacks depth, making the romance feel unbalanced. The story drags at times, with unnecessary scenes that don’t push the plot forward. Overprotective in-laws, meddling exes, and societal judgment—nothing feels fresh. The drama leans too much on these overused tropes. Super slow burn romance with lots of lingering stares and poetic dialogues.

Not worth watching… This is one of the most frustrating K-dramas I’ve seen. The plot felt lacking, and the characters were poorly written, making it hard to enjoy.

The story was dragged too much. This is one of the worst Korean drama series. The drama should have been finished within 16 to 18 episodes. It was too much for me after the 16th episode.