Aarcflick

 The K-drama industry is ready with a six-part dark thriller starring some of the biggest actors in the industry, but it has yet to deliver anything truly thrilling. What I find really interesting is how we went from having a few webtoons, web novels, and graphic novels turned into K-dramas, which was fun and exciting, to having a dozen of them every month. Are we really entering the realm of prioritizing quantity over quality in K-dramas? I hope not, but if so, Karma could be a victim of the curse of overproduction. On average, I watch at least four K-dramas a month, so if you're new to Dramaworld, take this with a grain of salt, because you're just getting started with the common clichés. Karma follows six people whose lives are entangled by a series of circumstances that lead them to their final moments. At the center of the story is Dr. Ju-Yeon, a doctor who experienced a traumatic incident in her childhood. When she encounters one of the perpetrators of that incident as an...