Revenge of Others

At first glance, Revenge Of Others indeed has all the makings of a fantastic teen revenge-thriller. It's stylish and has that early '00s teen horror charm - set in a creepy, gothic school, with bullies that invoke unimaginable fear among their peers, however the script and the storyline at times are overwhelming.

Major bombshells are dropped and new characters and potential arcs are introduced so quickly it feels like one is barely even explored before there's another. Moreover, some scenes were made hastily just to make a connection between the events. Despite the many letdowns in the plot (yes although it did tackle the problem of bullying), the actors' performances are eye-catching. In particular, Shin Ye Eun's solid acting is outstanding. I have seen a better and fast paced high school action thriller of 2022 (Weak Hero Class 1), which had a better output, whether be it in terms of social issues or storyline.

Despite it's heavy atmosphere and many flaws in plot, Revenge Of Others is a satisfactory watch, dealing with bullying, broken justice system and desperation of the teens to seek justice.

My Rating : 6.5/10.

If you're into thriller ,adrenaline rush dramas then this one is the must watch...you will come to like every character....this drama is full of emotions nd since this drama is murder mystery and does not focus on any sport ,politics like thing ,it isn't a bit of boring. I would like to tell the rom viewers that it doesn't involve a bit of romance...... but I can give u guarantee that if u have watched tomorrow , vincenzo ,etc like drama then u should watch this one too u won't regret

With this, I have finished watching 90 dramas nd since I'm very particular about which drama I watch and considering I really enjoyed watching it I hope you'll too consider watching this one.

1-The drama is mind blowing, very well written. The way all the dots connected to the Wonseok murder side by side all the other incidents happening and the insane amount of intense and suspense in every episode.

2-Never ruled out one suspect because each one carried his/her own secrets. Every actor nailed their character!! The cast was powerful. The way Jae Beom carried his character... he stole the show!

3-Can we talk about how wonderful, unspoken chemistry Ok Chanmi and Ji Sooheon had??? Only they could make each other smile at their lowest. Adding all of us are dead in my watch list because of one and only Park Solomon/Lomon.

4-Over all i am glad how it ended keeping in view all the other mystery thrill dramas i have seen. Not adding any spoilers since it was worth watching, highly recommended.

A complex murder mystery. You need to concentrate but it's worth it. The writer has written some great series like Rooftop Prince so the story is expertly constructed without plot holes. Every scene means something and it all comes together in the end. The level of involvement in the story is high because the characters are interesting and multi faceted both good and bad. This is no simplistic teen high school series. There is some graphic bullying here and tense violence. Compared to another bullying show from the same year, The Glory I found this one a lot better and more involving.

A girl transfers to a high school where her twin brother was murdered. The cast is well chosen and charismatic enough to root for. Shin Ee Yun looks just a bit mature for high school but she gets your sympathy fast. Some of the guys were in All of us are dead including Park Solomon.

Worth watching!

The storyline of this show was pretty insane but i think it was also pretty basic like any other kdrama.

The chemistry between Shin Ye-Eun and Park Solomon was amazing but also incomplete at the same time. The romance was too thin and i think that was what made it disappointing.

The show keeps u on the loop. Alot of unexpected things happened that made it fun to watch. The characters are compelling, and their emotional struggles feel genuine, especially the way grief, anger, and the thirst for revenge are portrayed.

However, once the excitement wears off, you realize that the storyline, while engaging, doesn't leave a deep, lasting mark. The ending ties things up but doesn't hit quite as hard as it could have, making it feel more like a wild ride you enjoyed but don't feel the need to revisit.