Anyone else watching this show...almost done with the first season and am hooked...great fight scenes, characters, etc

"Two young boxers band together with a benevolent moneylender to take down a ruthless loan shark who preys on the financially desperate."

bumping this thread since I finished season 1 now

overall it was an excellent first season though I did feel like they could have went a little harder with the finale...seems they opted to leave it open more in case of a season 2 renewal but would have liked more of a conclusion to this story than what we got

still really enjoyed the characters, fight scenes, story, and dialogue and would recommend it...DON'T SLEEP

I’m here with you OP

I don’t have time to watch TV going between jobs and such, so I’m late to the party.

This is a GEM 💎 Like this is a really great show!

Netflix’s Asian representation is killing it

lmfso ima tell my friend to watch this he would love this

It was pretty fun

Bummer if it doesn't get a 2nd season but wouldn't surprise me given I haven't heard many ppl talking about it unfortunately

2nd season out. So sad what happened to the female lead though Korea’s societal shame is f***ed up

the one in the wheelchair? I haven't gotten through all of season 2 yet taking my time but I dig the villain

Nah the girl from season 1 :( actress got a DUI and got canceled that’s why her character dipped to Rome by episode 6. Then because of the massive shame from the DUI in Korea she committed suicide

Oh man I didn't hear about that at all that's some bullshit RIP to her

Honestly it's been so long since I watched season 1 and they didn't really have a recap at the beginning of this one so I barely remember her character :/

She was the short haired badass chick that's right

The f***...

Same s*** happened with the actor from Parasite who played the rich husband...he was shamed for getting busted with d**** or something and killed himself

Didn't realize it was that bad out there with that stuff

If you're a public figure in Japan or South Korea, then you just gotta tread carefully cus the fans will treat you like they own your life

It's interesting because at least in Japan from what I understand s***work is something that's very accepted and not such a taboo/icky thing compared to how a lot of ppl view it here for example yet one dui or d*** bust in Korea apparently gets you blacklisted and shamed to no end