To be honest, I watched the Korean drama "Shadow Detective" because I was interested in the acting of the main character, Lee Sung-Min, who played an old police officer, Kim Taek-Rok.
In the Korean drama "Reborn Rich", Lee Sung-Min acted brilliantly as Jin Yang-Cheol, the conglomerate owner of the Soonyang Group. In the drama that takes the story of the Samsung chaebol, Lee Sung-Min successfully gives life to the entire episode.

Likewise with the Korean drama "Shadow Detective". It's as if the audience meets a police detective who, in his old age, has to live in a slum. He also still has to work physically, such as running and fighting.

But that doesn't mean the audience is sorry. Precisely amazed, because with its ability to detect any criminal action. It's a shame that his heart is too kind, so he was deceived by an enemy in a blanket.

The game of facial expressions is Lee Sung-Min's strength. Supported by cinematography, selection of costumes and the number of episodes which are only 8, makes me not hesitate to give the Korean drama "Shadow Detective" an 8/10 rating.

Why not nine? Because there are many holes in the series of stories. Like the video of Woo Hyun-Seok's death, which was suddenly found on a cell phone that was entrusted to the owner of the Mokro Stall. How could a dead person walk around to leave his cell phone?

Even though the world has entered the era of industry 5.0, it seems that such technology does not yet exist.
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