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Since I started watching dramas I always had a solid top 5 favorite dramas, sometimes the fourth and fifth changed but the list was pretty much always the same. And one thing I guarantee, number one never changed since I created that list, not even once. (It was Kill Me Heal Me if you're wondering).

I must say, there's a lot of good dramas out there. Those who make your heart flutter. Those who make you feel like crap. But there are very few that leave you so excited you can barely sleep at night wondering what's going to happen next. I watched all 14 episodes in one day, I simply couldn't stop. That drama is a masterpiece! I'm in pain thinking that I need to wait 3 more days to know the end. And the OST! I must admit I'm not really into kpop or BTS but that song is just amazing! Everything about the drama is amazing! Amazing cast, amazing plot...

I'm just saying, if you're wondering "Should I watch Itaewon Class?", you shouldn't. You may end up completely addicted just like I am now. Is it worth it? Oh boy, absolutely!

I already talked about my first impressions here, but there's something with this drama that's bugging my mind so I will share it here and hopefully get some theories. I don't know if you all remember but the first scene of the drama was Dal-Geon receiving orders to shoot Hae-Ri. This bit of information is making me so nervous! How did the situation get there? Who is he working for? Why do they want him to shoot her? The direction the drama is heading right now doesn't really match with that scenario (I'm sorry if I'm not expressing this the right way, English isn't my mother language!). What do you think? Do you have any theories about this?