Twelve

The first episode was exciting and enough to predict the beauty of the rest of the episodes. I liked that the fighting didn't make the viewer feel it was illogical, and I'm excited to see who will win ,the angels or evil.. I'm excited to watch the rest of the events, and I feel that I will be on edge and will enjoy watching the roles of the heroes in the show.

Instead of helping the friends, they just stand and thinking for few minutes. They like pause and do nothing. While their friends already severely injured.

Also two of them still pause in the office while looking for the bracelet. So funny. I thought this like cool series like marvel. Wasting my time.

All I can think about while watching it is, "What the hell is this?" The story is not unraveling the way it should.

Great cast, worse production.

CG is bad.

Park Hyung Shik's costume is terrible.

The emotions are not conveyed properly.

The old lady's acting is not good.

The audience would feel numb throughout the episodes.

At first the premise didn't sound that interesting to me. I liked the Chinese zodiac motif, but I was sceptical of its execution.

That being said, I found myself watching and wondering what would happen next, and, as of Episode 2, I've decided the show is worth my time.

As far as K-dramas go, I would say this isn't the best. But it's entertaining enough, especially if you're a fan of the lead actor (Don Lee / Ma Dong-seok), which I am.

The rest of the cast is fairly decent and does a good job. The bad guys are fairly forgettable (thus far) BUT the main villain is portrayed by Park Hyun-shik so fans of his are bound to find him rather intriguing in this role. I think it suits him well.

Overall it's still too early to tell where exactly the plot is going and whether the show will improve or go downhill, but I think I'll stick with it for the time being.

Definitely a lackluster start. Three episodes in, and I'm already feeling somewhat disappointed. The dialogue is painfully weak, filled with unnecessary long pauses and awkward stares that add nothing to the story. There's no real depth or rhythm to the conversations, which makes it hard to stay engaged. The editing doesn't help either-it feels choppy and distracting. Each episode ends in a bizarre way, cutting off abruptly with an extended black screen before the credits roll and the closing song plays. Instead of feeling intentional or artistic, it just comes across as sloppy and poorly executed.