The Asexual K-Drama Geek Reviews: Sisyphus
In my list of favorite K-Dramas, it would be impossible to not have at least one great science fiction story among them. I’ve been a huge fan of sci-fi since I was a young kid watching Star Trek and, as such, any well-told sci-fi K-Drama is going to become something I love and cherish. So when you tempt me with a clever time travel story lead by great actors with plenty of action, likeable characters, a dash of romance, and even a bad-ass heroine who loves my favorite band BTS ? I’m sold. That describes the 2021 drama Sisyphus (also known as Sisyphus: The Myth ), which became an instant favorite for me. And, like many of my faves, I’ve watched this series more than once, my enjoyment of it only increasing as I revisit it and think on it again and again. To me, not only is Sisyphus a great series and a great sci-fi adventure, but it actually does many things that I as an aspec viewer appreciate and which I think leads to better storytelling. So today, let’s take a journey through
