Heyo, people. Recently, I just finished watching another show. It's Korean and it's called A Shop for Killers. And I'd like to write a review for it.
The story is very well-written. Well, it is based on a novel. What I wanna say the story is little different than we are used to. The story's stuck in one place throughout the eight episodes, but it is interwoven with the main characters' past. This show is 'bout a girl named Jeong Ji-an. She lived with her uncle, Jeong Jin-man, until it began to seem he died. The reason why she stayed at her uncle's, is that her parents out of nowhere passed away (well, were killed). With the uncle's death, Ji-an begins to uncover secrets about him, and why she's the target of some crazy shooters...
I liked the unique style of the story. As I mentioned before, it was based on the past of the characters. Every episode gets wilder as we uncover the secrets and things that happened. It was thrilling, and the ending was an absolute icing on the cake, I can say.
The acting of the actors was amazing as well. We got to see Ji-an's childhood, and how she spent time with her uncle. TBH, in some scenes, I was little angry because of her behavior, but I guess I found an easy explanation... girl's puberty. Lol.
In my opinion, we got to see an another amazing show at the start of this year, and that makes it even more cool. A little fun fact is that I watched is together with Hazbin Hotel, because both shows' episodes were coming out around the same dates.
Another fun fact: this show is full of self-defense skills. And because I was visiting the self-defense class for the past few moths, I recognized some moves, and it became a cool example for another moves.
I give it 10/10.
The story is very well-written. Well, it is based on a novel. What I wanna say the story is little different than we are used to. The story's stuck in one place throughout the eight episodes, but it is interwoven with the main characters' past. This show is 'bout a girl named Jeong Ji-an. She lived with her uncle, Jeong Jin-man, until it began to seem he died. The reason why she stayed at her uncle's, is that her parents out of nowhere passed away (well, were killed). With the uncle's death, Ji-an begins to uncover secrets about him, and why she's the target of some crazy shooters...
I liked the unique style of the story. As I mentioned before, it was based on the past of the characters. Every episode gets wilder as we uncover the secrets and things that happened. It was thrilling, and the ending was an absolute icing on the cake, I can say.
The acting of the actors was amazing as well. We got to see Ji-an's childhood, and how she spent time with her uncle. TBH, in some scenes, I was little angry because of her behavior, but I guess I found an easy explanation... girl's puberty. Lol.
In my opinion, we got to see an another amazing show at the start of this year, and that makes it even more cool. A little fun fact is that I watched is together with Hazbin Hotel, because both shows' episodes were coming out around the same dates.
Another fun fact: this show is full of self-defense skills. And because I was visiting the self-defense class for the past few moths, I recognized some moves, and it became a cool example for another moves.
I give it 10/10.