Four Stars

I was a little bit impressed by this first episode. First of all, I really thought that Lee Ahn's ability would be about seeing other's secrets, but actually he can see... well, I don’t really know. That was something that bothered me somehow. I really don’t know what his power is actually about. Seeing something that the person wants to hide? He can see the last view of the person/object? What? I don’t know.The girl also annoyed me. I mean, she has all this trauma about being judged unfairly, but she was the first one to accused another person without listening what he had to say about it. Hypocrisy.But JinYoung's acting impressed me the most! I was starving to see him playing a role extremely different from his real personality and look at this! His character is a whole childish, dumb, cute boy hahahaha he is doing so well! I also enjoyed a lot Kang (I don’t know his full name). I like that Lee Ahn has a big brother to take care of him, although Kang gives me this weird feeling smh.Anyway, this episode was a good simple one. I like it.

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5.0/10 - A solid start, if a tad annoying with the pervet storyline.

That was a bit to heavy on the foreshadowing. I mean! Wow. We get it there is going to be a fire. Clearly this guy passing out the fires will be wrongfully accused or something. Though the elevators on a building that new would have immediately gone to the ground floor. Though I guess bad fire lane parking wasn't the only safety violation for this building! His poor parents, though I guess it's better than burning to death. That kid that saved him was pretty amazing. I love a good origin story. (I think that guy saved the kid . . . I bet he gets blamed and it's not him. It's a woman . . . )

(Random though: Don't give him a puppy that fast! You don't want to award bad behavior! Though I love how he mentioned a sibling and his mom was more than happy to get a puppy.)

11 years later. New powers and another fire? At first I thought there was a glitch in my subtitles. Sounded like the exact same case. Apparently this was an assisted living home or something. I am curios what the killer is doing and whom they are targeting. At least that's intriguing.

I think it's super cool that Lee Ahn lived, but that his rescuer Sung Mo did too!

Huh. The whole pervert thing is kind of an annoying setup. (This girl is going to be the daughter of the wrongly accused man! The flyer guy!) So he was a super bad@$$ fighter, but decided to follow other paths/dreams? Not quite sure how I feel about the school girls screaming when he arrived. It was super funny at first, but with a tinge of annoying. Not to mention that crazy jump off the roof to hit "that girl". Also, the instant I saw her I thought "so that guy warning about the fires was the easy person to blame it on, this is his daughter." Yep, it was that transparent. Dramas do love to have everything be connected and this one is no different.

Overall as an "idol" drama I don't think it's that bad. Actually the acting is decent so far. It has a weird mix of over the topness that pops out here and there. The lead Park Jin Young has a very infectious smile! He's very fun to watch as Lee Ahn. You can see his over the top cheerful side, but his "dark" side too. A decent enough start.

I'm assuming Sung Mo got super observant powers or something? Maybe he was always that way? He must know there's a different approach to solving the apartment fire from 11 years ago. Wondering if he just knew Lee Ahn and "that girl" would eventually meet or if he set it up as it's the person he wants him to read the most.

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