Rugal

...7 and 14 this may be the perfect show for you, for anyone else you'll notice the sophomoric writing is sub-par, the acting not much better, and the overall story lacking. It plays out like a 70s TV cop show while looking modern.

The main character is a clueless guy that has no standout features - he's not a good fighter, he's not particularly a good detective, and he doesn't seem all that intelligent, but no one seems that intelligent in this series.

The bad guys are your typical Asian posers that only come off as 'bad' because they have bigger and better guns and way less morals than anyone else. They aren't that smart either though.

I'll watch a couple more episodes unless it gets worse, but I've seen some quality Korean movies and drama and this isn't in the same league - not even close. Watch the first episode and you'll see all sorts of plot holes and silly tropes, but if you can get past that it unfortunately doesn't get better...so far.

They have guns but never used them on the real threats.

The first half of this series was very good, then it just started to drag on, so many drawn out emotional scenes with the emotional music and flashbacks to fill the time.

I ended up watching the full series because I'd committed myself .

If I was to advise my future self I would advise against watching this show.

The series is overall good. The acting is good, story is fine, action and all, its fine but the director ruined it. There are so many small mistakes in the directing. Very poor direction

Park Sung-woong Is an excellent actor. As with most of the actors. But the plot/script is lacking in effectiveness. They tried though. 8 episodes maybe 10 would have told a more cohesive story. I am a for of Korean supernatural shows. This was more science fiction. So perhaps I am not a choice audience member.