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In "Meet me@1006," the walls talk and secrets are kept behind closed doors. The story is a labyrinth of twists and turns, where nothing is as it seems and no one can be trusted.

The characters are all hiding something, whether it's a past mistake, a hidden desire, or a dark secret. They are all flawed and complex, with motivations that are not always clear.

The setting, a high-rise apartment building, serves as a metaphor for the characters' lives. They are all living in close proximity, yet they are isolated and alone, trapped in their own private worlds.

The tension builds slowly, with each chapter adding a new layer of intrigue and suspense. The viewer is drawn in, trying to unravel the mystery and uncover the truth.

But the truth is not what it seems. Just when you think you have it all figured out, the story takes a new turn, revealing a shocking twist that leaves you reeling.

"Meet me@1006" is a masterful work of suspense and intrigue, a rollercoaster ride of emotions and revelations. It is a story that will keep you guessing until the very end and leave you breathless with its final reveal.

This series had many elements going for it: a mysterious crime paired with time travel and Greg Hsu (who is great). However, sadly these elements failed to save this series from eventually being a bore fest. Biggest complaint, how come lawyers acted so much like police? The acting from the main lead female and that other prosecution lawyer are dull. The series started to drag on around half way point and the writers were just finding mind-numbing overdramatic dialogues to keep the show going for another 10 eps.

Overall, if you watch episode 2-10 (that's right, I almost gave up at episode 1 because it was so poorly done) and skip to end...you get the gist of this entire series.