The show begins beautifully, boasting stunning cinematography and outstanding performances from the main cast. However, even in the early episodes, cracks start to show. The plot quickly introduces events that seem to lack proper context, leaving viewers puzzled.

As the story progresses, it spirals into a high-stakes, chaotic mess. The poorly executed timelines make it difficult to follow the narrative, and "The Frog" suffers from the same issues as many other Korean dramas—plotholes that disrupt the pacing and confuse the audience.

The show’s slow pace feels unnecessary and frustrating, with character actions that often defy logic. For example, a car crashing into another vehicle at full speed in the middle of town would undoubtedly raise questions, but such moments are either completely ignored or met with nonsensical reactions.

Overall, the lack of cohesion and frustrating storytelling choices made this series a regretful watch for me.