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Oh, now Tae-ung/Hideo is thinking Mr. Yoo is abusive towards her... And I can't blame him, because from his perspective, all the signs are there! And on top of that, he has chosen to believe what she said about liking him is true, so jealousy might have also joined his attitude towards Yoo Philip... I can already imagine a few scenarios of how this might develop, so I can't wait to see how it unfolds... 🫣And I do think there is a mole inside Gugukdan who deliberately contributed to the failure of their operation—firstly, by fuelling doubts about Ga-kyung's loyalty, and secondly, by pointing out the schedule who should be correct (right? 😏). I already have a few suspects, but I really can't say for sure who.P.S. I don't know Korean or Japanese, but for those who understand at least one of those languages, there might already be signs because of accents, different word choices, and stuff like that... I envy those people!
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40:30 OMG. Didn't expect Hideo's deduction at all!
And the way his eyes speak sm in this episode is just 😭🤌 Man's never been so heartbroken 💔 Sad boy Jinyoung episode 13291382974298315
The dynamic between the four main cast ASSDFGHJKL
The ending, though. I saw it coming, but it still hurt nonetheless. Imma wait for the next 2 episodes to drop before resuming because I can't bear the incoming angst TvT
And the way his eyes speak sm in this episode is just 😭🤌 Man's never been so heartbroken 💔 Sad boy Jinyoung episode 13291382974298315
The dynamic between the four main cast ASSDFGHJKL
The ending, though. I saw it coming, but it still hurt nonetheless. Imma wait for the next 2 episodes to drop before resuming because I can't bear the incoming angst TvT
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Another amazing episode that kept me at the edge of my seating with all of the tension and anxiety. The episode starts off by resolving the cliff hanger and we get to see just how smart and tough Ga Gyeong really is. The independence fighters really need her on their side. The relationship between Ga Gyeong and Sato Hideo develops more and we learn more of Hideo's backstory. As the web of lies and deception continue to spread, the tension ratchets up as the General and the independence fighters both start making plans that ends with another nerve-racking scene with yet another well-executed cliff-hanger. Episodes 1-4 have exceeded my expectations and I look forward with great anticipation to see how this story unfolds.
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the romance seems to be taking off, i feel a spark. my fav scene was definitely the bandage scene, writing characters on his hand and the part where he got slightly jealous when philip showed up. the ending kept me on my toes i need the next episode so bad. period i also like how instead of blaming the girl for being philips "secret lover" he blames philip for being a horrible man, (he just became more attractive in my eyes) i love little details like this in the writing of kdramas.
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A few days ago, I titled my review of *100 Days of Deception* “100 Days of Boredom.” Well, after watching episodes 3 and 4, I have to admit that the series has improved considerably.And I found something that reminded me of *The Sting*, that seven-Oscar masterpiece starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford. Both stories take place in the 1930s and blend danger, deception, and humor.Watching Gyeong pick the independence fighters clean at the train station, accompanied by that playful music, is an absolute delight.And what a performance from Kim Yoo-jung! Gorgeous, yes, but above all, outstanding as a cheeky, intelligent pickpocket who can outsmart people in three languages.More importantly, her actions finally have narrative consequences. The intelligence she gathers as an undercover operative sets off decisions, betrayals, mistakes, and a spectacular counter-ambush.And speaking of action, those gunfights are fantastic! Even with period weaponry, the series delivers intense, well-executed, genuinely exciting confrontations.I still think the first two episodes were unnecessarily slow, but the series has finally found its rhythm, its personality, and a leading actress who is absolutely killing it.**I've gone from wondering when the hell this story was going to start to eagerly awaiting the next episode.**And when a series gets better, that deserves to be acknowledged, too.
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