Netflix's 'Karma' Rewards Patience and Punishes Assumptions, Exceeding Views of 'Breaking Bad' Season 1 A thought-provoking and gripping Korean crime thriller based on a webtoon that challenges viewers to question their assumptions. Netflix's 'Karma' Rewards Patience and Punishes Assumptions, Racking Up 16.1 Million Views in First 6 Months. Based on a Korean webtoon by Choi Hee-seon, 'Karma' is the kind of show that challenges viewers to question their assumptions and moral compass. The series begins in chaos, with a man claiming to be Park Jae-yeong being pulled from a burning warehouse and rushed to a hospital. The doctor treating him, Lee Ju-yeon, is visibly rattled by his name, and the series rewinds 15 days to unravel how six seemingly unrelated people became locked into a single chain of cause and effect.Karma Rewards Patience and Punishes AssumptionsAs the series unfolds, it becomes clear that each character is connected to the others in unexpected ways, and that their actions have consequences that ripple out in ways they could never have imagined. The show rewards patience and punishes assumptions, leaving viewers with a profound sense of the weight of their own decisions.'Karma' is a gripping and thought-provoking series that challenges viewers to confront their own moral compass and question their assumptions about the world around them. Whether it's the characters' actions or their motivations, everything about this show is carefully crafted to make the viewer question their perspective and moral compass.