the way this drama handles each case is what makes it so interesting. episode 4, in particular, felt like a series of perfect timing moments. at the beginning, hanrim getting angry at Na Hwajin perfectly reflected what many viewers were probably thinking. i kept wondering why Na Hwajin seemed to be taking the teacher’s side. but as the story unfolded, it turned out to be part of a bigger plan all along. in the end, justice prevailed. one of my favorite scenes is always when Bong Geundae helps BPHP using his IT skills. Another perfect timing moment was when BPHP was being detained and managed to send a message to Geundae through his transfer application papers. episode 4 was full of moments like that. what i love most about this drama is that every episode presents a different case and encourages viewers to see things from another perspective. it’s exciting, thought-provoking, and surprisingly relatable. education really is that important, and it takes everyone involved students, teachers, parents, and the government to make it work. i know this drama can be controversial for some people. but personally, i think that if a student repeatedly refuses to change despite being guided and given chances, there should be consequences. otherwise, there will never be any deterrent effect. overall, this drama was incredibly engaging and gave me a lot to think about.