Aramintai

Writing of this drama is frustratingly uneven 🤦‍♂️ . Episode 11 was great, but now we're back to boring filler 🥱. I think 16 episodes is too much for it.

Yea, can't help but draw similarities with Crazy Love, but leads here are probably gonna play older characters, cuz, hotdamn, FL actres is 49! 😆.
Looks like private instructors make good money in SK since they're becoming popular in dramas. I was getting tired of lawyers/prosecutors/judges as leads all the time, so why not.

Her mom was working there as a nurse. She’s also one of the main leads. She most likely is saved for last for the hero to save, it’s a classical move.

It’s all clear, but you missed the point of my post.

There was a continuation of the umbrella scene - just watch post preview extra scene. They are always there after each episode.

And that scene at the end of episode 4 had me question FL - if you're so not interested in ML why'd you come out to spy on him? 😆

Today's episode had a lot of fluffy cheese and hot stuff, and that treasure hunt was entertaining. However, I think that dad had too much faith in his daughter's capacity to solve his poem riddles. She would have ended up penniless if it weren't for the Law Cafe team 😂.

P.S. That street that goes downhill at the end of the episode looks just like the one where FL from Crazy Love lived.
P.P.S. The bad guy is a sad walking cliche, can't even take him seriously with how bad he is.

Yea, it's a serial murder drama. The killer so far:
-100% is the one who killed and mutilated 3 innocent women who were related to the bad guys;
-95% is the one who killed the original convict and his family of wife and child;
-99% is the one who killed the taxi driver juror/bad guy;
-100% attempted to murder the crippled juror/Number 7 (we'll see if he survives in the next episode)

Personally I think he did all that by himself except maybe murder of the original convict's family - there was something sus about it, though he did threaten to kill them if the convict spills the beans.
And ffs, there are still 8 (!) more episodes to go and plenty of jurors to go through, not to mention the bad guys. But already it starts to feel annoying and repetitive with how dumb, sus and reactive everyone is. Everybody chases the wrong guy that they think is the culprit and just react to the killer's next move. I bet he sits with a popcorn somewhere, laughing his ass off watching all these clowns scrambling to figure who he is.

This show is making me sick. Everyone is dumb and sus and susing everyone. The killer is a coward who, instead of taking revenge on real bad guys who did him wrong, takes his frustrations on weak innocent victims who are related to them. And those innocent victims of course absolutely coincidentally are all women and one was even a child. And absolutely coincidentally he has the need to mutilate them in most disturbing ways. He just seeks revenge, right? It's not like he's a digusting psycho and takes pleasure in meticulous disfiguring of their faces. Yea, right 🙄
This show asks ages old rhethorical question - why men are such crazy monsters sometimes? Abuse, assault, rape, serial murder - you'd very rarely hear that the perp was a woman, most often it's the other way around.

It was crazy makjang and it's not a compliment.

It's still called a criminal scheme if it's done to evade taxes. And where exactly that money came from originally if not from that bankrupt bank's misfortune? The villains were behind it.

Yea, I saw it, there's something about her and Bu-Yeon. Probably gonna be situation reversal where it's Naksu's og body now, but still with two souls inside - hers and Bu-Yeon's. The other small possibility is that Naksu's soul will die/gets separated and it's actually Bu-Yeon in her body. But that would really suck, Naksu is the FL we all know and love, not the barely known Bu-Yeon.

It was villains dirty money they've laundered through criminal schemes. I'd say the most legit owners could be that bankrupt bank's victims, they were the latest ones. Maybe they'll still be compensated in the end behind the scenes when that criminal family's assets get redistributed.

Why do people sacrifice so much to raise their children? Is it not to continue their legacy, to see that their children achieved a better life and became more successful than they could ever become themselves, to insure that in their senior years they are looked after?
I get that it puts pressure on children to keep themselves within standarts their parents put them in. But in the end, as you get older you start thinking about it from a different perspective, both as a parent and as a child. If there's real love in the family, like what was shown here with elder sisters, the child can never become a disappointment and nothing is asked in return - it's unconditional.

I was lurking here recently, looking for new pictures from the set. Nothing really interesting so far, sadly. But since they've finished filming maybe a new teaser soon is not too much to hope for?
However, I did laugh at showrunners weird and futile attempts at hiding GYJ's face in all the pics with emojis. Come on, everybody knows she's gonna be in AoS: LaS, why even bother? 🤦‍♂️😂

P.S. Btw, don't know about you guys, but as time passed I got over that unceremonious ditching of JSM's character and am looking forward the finale with GYJ (I hope she delivers!). I view this now as a dark comedy analogy akin to grand theft auto - it was stolen by a perp, used and abused, and after losing control crashed into the lake 🤣. I know, I know, not funny, #BuYeonDeservedBetter, but I'm sure her story is not over yet, considering her child actress will be present in LaS.

I mean, they put in those references and cameos from actors' other works - Hot Stove League, The Veil, Awaken. Haven't seen so many in a single drama. You can't help but wonder if it's not some sort of fan service tribute to NKM.
Personally, I'm not a fan of these types of inserts and inside jokes, because not everyone watched referenced works and just won't get the meaning behind them.

I think because he'd be investigated and found guilty in the end.

Whatever, she was there conveniently at the right place at the right time to get a piece of evidence. That's a single major, if contrived contribution her character made throughout the whole show. The rest is bs. Her family got the money for her surgery (and it still remains unclear whether it was a natural occurence or something the main villain did to her), they did everything they could to inform and keep her out of trouble she got herself into with that rich crazy family. But she wanted a rich and comfy life, she was very clear on that, which means her sincerity about Hyo Rin is debatable. Hyo Rin was basically her ticket to better life and she got it. To me she looks like a selfish calculating brat.

Because she's very ungrateful to her sisters, who'd do anything for her. This is not like the situation you describe about yourself. Her sisters loved her unconditionally.
Theirs was a tough lot given in life, but they did everything they could to soften it for her. But instead of being even remotely grateful she chose to put all the blame on them and run away to rich strangers. Good on her to get that rich comfy life she desired at the expense of her rich girl friend. But even at the end of the show those grateful thoughts she thought she never shared with her sisters. And that money they got wasn't from her, it was all ML's doing. So basically, she ditched her family and ran away.

Fan service drama?

He looks like a cow licked him, or like he wanted to make a one side horn 😂