The Worst of Evil Episode 8

NAHHH WOAHZIES

okay so haeryeon and junmo go on a date whilst gicheul and uijeong go on a date as well. haeryeon has started to develop a crush on junmo and says that she’ll proceed with junmo as the carrier for the Chinese, although they would increase the amount and price, even though this could attract the authorities attention. Junmo deeply thinks, however haeryeon, says she wants to sleep with junmo, and he was about to say no, since he’s married, but she would've said no to the deal, so for the sake of the mission, he says yes. But whilst doing “it”, they get interrupted by haeryeon’s bodyguard who received a call from Haeryeon’s father, who had picked song gi soo, jaegyeon group’s leader (rival gang) as their courier and haryeon tells junmo that if he wants to get money from the trade he must cut ties with gicheul. And since gisoo was now the new courier, he had the chance to take over Gangnam, and so his first step was to kill gicheul so he gets his men over to gicheylks office to him, unaware gicheul and uijeong was having a date there, and BEFOREHAND THEY KISSED AS WELL AND SHE SAID SHE LOVES HIM AND TRUSTS HIM AND WHAT NOT, BUTT SHE DROPPED A TEAR WHILST KISSING GICHEUL AND WHEN JUNMO WAS KISSING HAERYEON BEFORE GETTING INTERRUPTED BY HER BODYGUARD, HE WAS THINKING ABOUT UIJEONG AND THEIR MARRIAGE. SO NOW JUNMO IS RUSHING TO THE OFFICE TO SAVE GICHEUL UNAWARE UIJEING IS THERE. AND GICHEUL INTRODUCED UIJEING TO HIS EMPLOYEES LIKE DAMN HE’S COMMITED AND HE INTRODUCED HER AS HER FUTURE WIFE AS WELL LIKE WOAHHH.

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Gore warning ep 7-9

I am a die hard JCW fan, or I would stop watching this. I am more a romance than a thriller fan. The story is interesting, the characters have depth. The gore is off putting, sometimes sudden and shocking, copious and messy, but believable in the context. Just not my cup of tea. If you like that sort of thing go ahead and enjoy. I found JCW's acting impeccable as always. He had a particularly poignant scene where he had to kiss a woman he doesn't love, and since he is a historically swoonworthy kisser, I was intrigued to watch this new perspective. He did a fantastic job of showing his reluctance yet going forward with the ruse with feigned enthusiasm. Its a fine line in acting, but he nailed it. So far the hardest thing to believe is the meteoric rise of the villain GiCheol from relatively innocent beginnings to Crime Lord Extraordinaire in such a short time. He would have to be a genius when it comes to understanding human behavior, yet his weakness is the woman he loves and he doesn't see her deceit. SMH blinded by love. It would be tragic if he was the hero.

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