Rumbi Mcdivan

Okay, I totally loved the male lead. But felt like a mismatch with the female lead. I felt the whole plot was an overkill. I think there was a time I felt that I couldn’t take in anymore ghastly scenes and excessive blood spills. The female lead was quite annoying most of the time. Watch at your own risk

This is by far the most disappointing k-drama I’ve watched. The writers are really disrespectful to the audience and their time. The show keeps getting worse and ridiculous with each season. I have watched all the seasons, not because it was fun , but because I was hoping that there might be hope for the show. Now I have decided to not follow it anymore. I need to respect my time.

I will stick to my Korean drama thanks. I couldn’t even finish the movie. Liked the prince , but the lead girl has poor acting skills. Everything felt exaggerated. I don’t think I wanna see any of her movies.. that’s how bad it was for me.

I think the portrayal of someone with autism was poorly executed. I prefer the American one because I feel they were thorough with their portrayal and also consulting helped. While autism is a spectrum, I still think the portrayal was a bit off considering he is meant to be high functioning and didn’t have other disabilities. Shaun Murphy did an awesome job in the American series.

This K-drama is a total disappointment. The lead characters have no chemistry. The female lead is unlovable and her obsession with getting together with the male lead makes you cringe. First K-drama where I have hoped that the lead characters don’t get together. I thought the plot was on the experiences of people living with a mental illness but as the drama progresses , the plot gets twisted and confusing. Not even mentioning the genre changing multiple times throughout the course of the series. In my own opinion ‘Kill me, Heal me’ is 20 times better for this kind of genre.

If you want reviews that are accurate, consider going to dramabeans. This show was very disappointing. The plot just had too many holes. There was no effort whatsoever to make some scenes plausible. The lead actor and actress didn’t have chemistry, everything felt forced. You can gamble if you want. It might suit your palate.