It’s rare for a show to pull me in so completely that I watch it in one sitting, but Bulgasal: Immortal Souls achieved just that. The unique mix of historical drama and supernatural elements, combined with a talented cast, instantly captured my attention.

The cinematography was a standout feature—every shot was beautifully crafted, enhancing the mood and immersing me in the story. The plot unfolded in a clear and deliberate way, maintaining tension and flow without ever feeling confusing. This made it easy to stay engaged and enjoy the series fully.

Admittedly, there were one or two episodes that felt a bit clichéd, but the show avoided the shallow or predictable traps common in modern dramas. It kept its intelligence intact, delivering a story that was as enjoyable as it was gripping. The beginning was especially strong, drawing me in immediately, while the ending, though slightly predictable, felt satisfying and well-rounded.

What impressed me most was the show’s consistency. It never faltered in pacing or tone, maintaining its momentum from start to finish. The visuals were stunning, but it was the soundtrack that truly elevated the experience, perfectly complementing the emotional depth of the story.

Ratings:

Story: 7.5/10

Visuals: 7.5/10

Soundtrack: 8.5/10

Personal Enjoyment: 10/10

Overall: 8.5/10


If you’re curious about Bulgasal, you’ll know by the first or second episode if it’s for you. For me, it was an unforgettable experience, and I wouldn’t hesitate to rewatch it.