Took me a while to finish this one, [spoiler]not because it was bad but because it was a waste of material, imagine having an extraordinary cinematography to just get attached to a simple script? So dissapointing, being said that: -The Good: As I said, one of the greatest cinematographies I've seen in a K-drama, the use of the lightning in almost every scene was outstanding.[/spoiler] [spoiler]Great sound mixing and sound edition, I'm having problems lately whit this, a good soundtrack doesn't make a good sound edition, altough it may bring a special ingredient to every scene it would be a waste without a good sound mixing, this drama managed to have both and they were exceptional.[/spoiler] [spoiler]The Bad: Mostly the script, it wasn't that bad but this would be one of the greatest K-dramas of this year if it weren't for that, most of the scenes I've feeled like if the director would had to filled those holes on the script to not make it worst, there were so many scenes with just a few dialogues. Acting wasn't bad but wasn't great either, the main cast are well known for being good actors but the development of characters wasn't good, specially with Seo Joon Young, so I'm sorry Lee Ji Hyo but I'm going to blame you also for this.[/spoiler] Overall: If you decide to watch this drama and you're a fan of Taecyeon, Yeonhee or Juhwan then watch it, otherwise you would feel like even if it's not a waste of time you would rather watch anything else. **Score: 7.1/10**

so many writing holes and the plot is easy to guess at times, but it's good enough and i finished it

I really liked this drama, definitely an 8.5/10 in my opinion. I loved how they used this gorgeous cinematography and lovely music/ost that I more often associate with melodramas rather than crime, it worked wonders! Or is this maybe a melodrama disguised as a police procedural? I also appreciated that they didn’t use corruption or something like that to explain what happened in the past or to hinder the police in the present unlike the majority of k-dramas. It would have been cheap. Basically, the only issue I have is with the antagonist, I found his mostly annoying demeanor and smugness very frustrating. It was exacerbated by how much I loved the vibe I got from the kid playing him in the flashbacks: he showed both resilience and fragility, doubts about his real self but also the determination to prove everyone wrong. Anyway, the character study behind everyone was spot on despite my quibbles.