Jibaejong

In the starting, u might feel it's too complex or uninteresting; but u should definitely wait and see the magic of this drama.

The main leads are mature actors : solid acting, so much chemistry even without any romantic scene. The plot is so futuristic. The storyline has few twists and isn't as predictable ( plus point).

Although I didn't like the side characters' dramatic angry or political scenes but all actors did a good job.

I love how Disney doesn't release basic rom com kdramas, instead they make dramas with unique thriller concepts for mature audience.

The ending was open, so I am eagerly waiting for season 2.

An attractive series, with a subject that I like, mixes the detective genre with suspense and tracks of multiple possibilities and the genre a bit sci-fi, I mean the medical part, partially the printed food part I like actors, the visual part is quite ok, try not to make it too futuristic, I hope the screenwriters don't put it in the fantasy area and start with heroes/heroines with supernatural powers.

I'm looking forward to season 2, and as one of my predecessors said: "Disney don't skimp, make a bit of a fuss so that the series has more views." For those who give a low rating, 1-3, I'm sorry that this series doesn't please you, there's always a speck of dust in the coffee, it doesn't matter how the coffee is, that's it.

At this point, after 4 episodes, I am fully invested in the story and extremely impressed with the great acting by all the cast.

The original plot, great locations, and the proper slow reveal of each characters back story is creating the perfect atmosphere for hooking me into waiting for the next episode.

Han Hyo-joo shows the range of her acting between the very different character of Yun Ja-yu compared to her previous wonderful role in "Moving". Ju Ji-hoon, who has had some wonderful roles in both "Kingdom" and the multi-part movie series "Along with the Gods", is very convincing as the ex-SpecOp soldier. Both characters still have much to reveal to one another and again I want to compliment the excellent writing.

Congratulations and thank you to the entire team. Looking forward to the next episodes.

As with most Kdramas, this show has a tight script with little breathing room, solid fleshed out characters and relationships, plus an intricate plot that contains relevant social issues.

Although there are some minor plot holes, it is an very entertaining show. The debates, questions and implications bought on through artifical meat and bio tech will probably hit our future society in similar fashion. Added the political intrigue, grand standing along with conglomerate business jockeying makes many complicated plotline indeed.

The last episode seems to be cut/edited and reduced only waiting to be render/explained in a more complete episode in the next season. This was kind of similar to the now discontinued series, The Grid, which I like much more, however more confusing.

Let's hope for a 6 months turnaround time.

What could have been an interesting drama because the premise was good, was turned into a boring affair by bad direction, bad editing, over the top background music. Despite having well known name, acting is mediocre. I didn't feel any interest in any character's story and background. No chemistry between leads and I am not talking about romantic chemistry. It seems everyone is operating in their own universe. There are dragged scenes without reasons. The action sequences and use of VFX is also mediocre. It seems the drama was created to impress someone but failed.

This is my review after 2 episodes but I don't think I will be able to continue watching it.

An apparently good story let down by other factors.