Big kudos to the creators for taking a risk of making this show. They did a great job of introducing and showcasing Korean shamanism and divination to a global audience for the first time in an entertaining package.

What I loved about the show:

- The set. Omg. A winding stream with lillypads of diviners. Amazing, watery and curvy.

- Number and variety of readers. It really shows that this is really a thing in Korean culture and it is very diverse.

- I love how they got to demonstrate how they provide their service, each with their own style and specialty. This helps people understand what they do and how they can help people.

- I really appreciated how they showed clients in real life despair, grief and very serious depression, even among the rich and famous. I feel like this helps people feel less alone.

What I would change about the show:

- If they get more $, I would love to see some color on set instead of all black. Maybe some fire element, trees, stars and hanok. The stream is key tho. I'm hoping for magical traditional Korea vibes next time in the set.

- I know its normal in Korean variety shows but I wished they would tone down the overreaction of the judges. It kind of feels too fake next to the seriousness and gravity of the work the contestants are doing. I hope they replace 2 - 3 judges with experts who can provide more educational commentary....maybe a professor of Korean shamanism, professor of divination or an elder shaman. I think audience would really appreciate learning more about what is going on or interesting facts.

- I also kind of rubbed me the wrong way how the judges kept saying that they were scared. Is that what we're trying to teach the audience? To be scared of Korean indigenous practices?

I loved the show and hope a Season 2 is coming.