Surprisingly, it exceeded my expectations since this drama was nominated in some category internationally (?) Just correct me if I am wrong.

The plot flows smoothly from the start, with no problems in the protagonists' situations or the cases that the leads take that are related to them. Everything was turned upside down in the middle, especially when it was revealed that Yohan's brain had been transplanted to Bareum. Still, I think everything is in place. Every scene from the beginning to the middle is still in sync, but as the drama reaches its finale, I'm lost! I questioned myself about certain moments that didn't match up, such as Bong-yi's grandmother's death and the scenario at the television station. Thankfully, someone pushed me to keep going because they claimed all of these events will be explained in later episodes, and they didn't let me down! Everything has remained clear in my memory to the point where I can still remember the events of the drama. Everything in this drama bothered me, starting with the proposed bill, which requires the government to determine whether or not to murder possible psychopath killers in order to avoid killings. I was first opposed, but this drama will persuade you that they deserve it at some point.

If I could only list the characters' names, I would! There are a lot of them, yet they all play important roles without overshadowing the drama's main characters. Compliments goes to Lee Seung-gi, whose acting completely tricked me! His reputation had been utterly turned upside down. I went from adoring him to despising what he did to attempting to forgive him despite not being one of his victims.

I don't think this drama is for someone searching for something light and fluffy. None of the episodes were uninteresting, thus I can certainly claim that it is one of my top-tier dramas, with Sky Castle, The K2, and Save Me, all of which genre and narrative compatible.