Jiu Keishicho Tokushuhan Sousagakari

To be honest i only watched the drama for Infinite's L's sake.
List of disappointments: 

1. L didn't have much screen time even though he played the title character.
2. L barely got to say anything.
3. They killed him off in the end.

 4. It was only 9 friggin episodes long! Did they have production troubles or something? We only got bits and pieces of the story. Too many details were left to the public imagination.

5. None of cute guys with prominent roles made it to the end of the drama.
6. No matter how fated they may seemed, the couples were not meant to be. 
7. Izaki-Amamiya had like the most electric relationship in the whole series and they kill Amamiya in a totally unnecessary, somewhat stupid seeming encounter. 

 8. They never showed Amamiya's body, and the mole was the one who said that his body was already shipped off so i hoped that he would turn out to be a bad guy or a double agent or whatever. Manga heroes have recovered fully from worse injuries. That character seemed to have incurred the wrath of the writers somehow. Maybe because he was so darn perfect. But that didn't happen. 

9. Amamiya's back story never got told. Seriously, was I the only one curious about his back story? Why did an angel like him have such a murderous aura which Izaki caught?
10. I get that the girls' friendship was the main theme, but wouldn't it have been fitting for Miaki-Azuma pair to end up together?
11. How did the bloody reporter get all the right information? He was way too suspicious and left both Izaki and Misaki alone after they used his tip in return for leaving him behind. Ambitious reporter stereotypes don't behave that way.
12. The governor didn't care that his not-daughter-daughter was revealed to like the whole world. Doesn't that mean the end of their political career in most societies?
13. The SAT are supposed to be an elite team of the highest ranking police and they reveal Izaki Motoko's full profile in a public magazine. How is she supposed to go undercover now?
14. Toshinori's overly huge little finger as shown from the plastic bag was successfully reattached with almost full function after God knows how many hours of being severed off. 
15. Nobody really cared about Jiu in the end. Someone, (Misaki) finally understood his real reason for doing things and yet didn't even try to get him out of a building that was obviously going to explode. 
16. The bomb's explosion didn't correspond to the huge thing that was hanging there as the bomb.

17. The guy who held the lady hostage (forgot his name) wasn't related to the NWO and was killed simply because he worked with Jiu. 

18. Lady Gaga's song Edge of Glory was used as an OST. 

Things I liked:
1. Jiu always wore white and had this angellic look about him, leading the veiwers to think that maybe like Izaki he had a heart in there somewhere. 
2. Amamiya's and Izaki's interaction. That girl was showing so much improvement.
3. Jiu.
4. Amamiya.


Yea, that's about it. This show had so much potential. Maybe the korean directors would have turned it into a drama with a more pleasant ending, not the bittersweet one we have here. They left the ending open, with the bad guys still at large and everyone's sacrifice all null and void.