Still, I will commend this show for its social commentary on corrupt structures in Korea and beyond. Also, you have to give them some props for the horseback riding fan-service and the callback to it at the end. The 'corn salad' joke was fairly endearing. Vincenzo is an anti-hero through-and-through, and it's good that the writers stuck to their guns there. I am glad Vincenzo's character did not fundamentally change throughout the story though, and that the ending remained dark but neatly tied up. At a higher level, I will give points to the broad direction of the story though. I didn't even like Inzaghi all that much, although I did like the symbolism related to him + Jang Han Seok at the end. How plausible is it that they're all from such crazy athletic backgrounds too, and can take down professional goons so seamlessly? I could've also done completely without all the NIS stuff, zumba, etc. The episodes could be so much tighter without so much time spent on the Geumga Plaza crew (who never became endearing to me, unfortunately). It honestly ruined a lot of the immersion for me. I can see how this contrast may add levity to a drama that might otherwise be too heavy, but it felt like a lot of bloated filler. talk about WOW) to bonkers slapstick moments. Personally, I hated how the show could go from sublime coolness (like the vineyard, ending of ep 4, or even the demise of our Wusang trio. I understand that the over-the-top ridiculousness was part of the 'fun' to some people. So many parts simply made no sense at all. I even came to like Hong Cha Young's extra behaviour at some point. Not for everyone Okay, so this is a super unpopular opinion it seems - but I did not enjoy Vincenzo.

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