I haven't watched the entire series, but I've watched a good 70% of it. I like the concept of the game of Go, but the execution could be a bit better. The commenting helps but then they add warrior-like action sequences which I am guessing is to show the inner player's struggles for the game. Even though it's cool and entertaining, it's very awkward to just add. Maybe break down how Go is played because when they try to explain moves even I'm lost. Acting-wise, I have no problem with the method of acting. Portraying what was written was done well. Writing-wise could have been a lot better for the story concept about the interpretation of GO. I'm not fancy in breaking down what's right or wrong. But mostly I think it's concept portrayal and execution into the story. Some may call it cliche. But when it comes to drama's that does matter to me, it's the execution of the story. Another thing that bothered me was the lack of HIPPA and business ethics. Like when Yao Ke went to the psychologist with the same theoretical sickness and the psychologist practically exposed he had similar patient and treatment method. It's still a violation of privacy. Then the cooking show, if it was real life, they wouldn't allow family members to host or even participate in the competition because it can implicate connections. I notice many dramas that have doctors, business or mental health leads, I found so many violations in ethics and privacy. I like the drama to recommend it? Yes. Overall, I've been enjoying it enough to watch it to forgive some things. Would I re-watch it? I'd say once in a while. It's not a drama I would buy for my collection, but a drama I would watch once in a while. Give it a chance, but if you feel you're not feeling the vibe, find another drama. Overall a 7/10. It doesn't deserve a super low rating but a mid-level rating in my opinion because it's decent in my book to pass. Happy drama watching and hunting.