Chinaehaneun X

Dear X is like diesel fuel-strong, heavy, and slow-burning. The deeper the story goes, the richer it becomes. You shouldn't blink so you won't miss anything. I love all the Kims here-they all delivered. In all four episodes, I can tell the director was meticulous, a perfectionist, and consistent. I love that the original creator was involved in the scriptwriting process, so any deviations in the story would have his approval. Most of the original lines from the webtoon were included in the script. It validated my love for this drama after watching episodes 5 & 6. So far, it has been consistent with me.

Outstanding work by the complete cast.

Kim You Jung a veteran actress has once again proved she is a great actor by bringing Baek Ah Jin to life The child actors have also done a very good job A different and fresh concept, has kept me engaged in the drama since the first episode itself.

Kim Young Dae has also done a good job as Jun Seo.

By this point, only four episodes are out, but it's already blown me away so much that I had to rave about it. Everything, from the directing to the soundtrack to the writing, is beautifully haunting. The cast is packed with talent, but Kim Yoo-jung completely steals the show. Her subtle eye acting left me, as a viewer, just as hypnotized as her victims. I'm so glad she was cast in this role, and even more glad we're finally getting an unhinged, irreparable female lead in the K-drama scene, it's so refreshing and rare. Overall, an incredibly solid work that deserves every bit of the acclaim it's been getting.

'Dear X' blends the glitter of the entertainment industry with the grit of psychological drama, exploring themes of narcissism, revenge, and human fragility. From red carpets to emotional meltdowns, every frame of Baek Ah Jin's world blurs beauty and corruption.

The main character, Baek Ah-jin, is a top actress who uses beauty and performance as weapons to protect herself and her empire, driven by a traumatic past of poverty and abuse. The first episodes cover the time when Baek Ah Jin's character is formed. Through events in her childhood and youth, it will clearly show why she grew into such a cold and sensitive person." Highly recommended for fans of psychological thrillers and dark dramas, particularly those who enjoy complex characters and intricate plots.

I have to say Kim Yoojung is one talented actress. Her portrayal of a Sociopath was so good, it gave me chills! The other casts were great too, especially the child actress playing Baek Ajin. The plot seems really interesting, the pacing is fast and engaging. Cinematography is splendid, I found myself pausing the screen a lot to stare. I just finished 4 eps and rushed here to write a review. Its been so long since a Kdrama has me this invested. As a thriller fan, it might be too early to say, but I think I've found my favourite kdrama !!