I was going to give #KDrama #UndercoverHighSchool 2/10 but then I realised there was no reason to be so absurdly kind and generous after the damage it inflicted on my cognition.
So it gets 1/10 thanks to the sympathetic treatment of the villain's daughter. That makes it the 5th 1/10 Drama I've finished, out of 519. Not sure why I overrode my usual drop instinct for this, but lesson learned.
One of the things about #KDrama #Missing9 (Neurons )that REALLY induced rage was how the villain was REPEATEDLY beaten to a bloody pulp on a deserted island, and EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. He was fine the very next scene with no injuries AT ALL.
So it was a real trigger moment to see the same thing in #UndercoverHighSchool - the villain's chief henchman gets into a prolonged fight with the hero, and LOSES. The hero bears signs of the fight, the baddie does not
Back when I was a #KDrama neophyte, I actually used to hatewatch/ragewatch the occasional Drama FOR FUN. Now, like Murtagh, I'm too old for that merde.
Not since #Missing9 have I watched a #KDrama in which I could actually hear the dying screams of individual neurons as they gave up trying to make sense of what they were being forced to process.
It's happening again as #UndercoverHighSchool abandons any pretence of having being written by sentient beings, so it's FF to the end.
FFing through #KDrama #UndercoverHighSchool out of sheer boredom, it throws up one of my top 5 hated tropes: Kindergarten Kismet. 🤢 🤮
(It's 02:20 and I don't want to start a GOOD Drama when I can't do it justice)