They broke a good character

I don’t know why but I postponed this series for years now.
I began to watch it 2 days ago. 2 hours ago I finished the last episode. I was wordless. I did go for a run. 30 minutes later I am writing this review and I really don’t know how to put it quite right but here I go: How in the hell can a writer and a production think that this was the best ending to their story? they build a story (and quite a good one) and slash killed the two characters in the last episode. You all know what I mean: one was killed by the demon car/truck (for all I care, I did not see it) and the other one was left a broken person for 6 years and certainly for live. That was quite a wrap. That was the best they thought about. It was their choice. And for all I am concerned it was quite a poor one. One for the ages.

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This one caught off guard

As a fan of shows of different genres and made by different countries I can know upfront what kind of show I am getting into when I see the title, the actors and the country of origin. If I am being honest, when I saw this title I created no expectations, because after Color Rush 2, Oh! Boarding House, and First Love Again, my skin is burned. But, the first episode of Once again I have to say is very good: slow at first, but when the “coin drops” it drops for good (if you did watch the episode I am sure that you can pin point this moment). I didn’t know Moon Ji Yong (as Shin Woo) but I was with him, feeling like him, anguished. When Lee Hyundai Jun (as Kang Jo Hoon) said to his friend “I don’t even remember the last time someone said that they loved me”, I could feel what he meant.
I have to admit I was impressed at some points with how solid the editing is.
The music is an important strong point in this show. But I can’t Shazam anything out of it?

After 2 episodes I am hopeful about this story and these two…

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