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I think it makes sense not as an excuse but because the character is suppose to be kind of pathetic. Its clear that he has zero control of his own life and does whatever his father orders him to do. Most of the time he looks dead inside. Even when his wife was screaming at him he just stood there and cleaned up the mess. Most wealthy chaebols in kdramas have loveless arrange marriages and usually they have their side pieces anyways but just seems like someone that has lost the battle of life. The secretary is a low self esteem loser who fall for a married man just cause he was nice to her. The fact that he has never entertained any of her advancements so far shows that the ringers are not trying to justify anything. I think personally he ended up losing the FL if they did date due to his personality of doing whatever his father orders him to do.

I think it would’ve been too much to keep introducing new suspects over and over. Especially after we already saw how the investigation led to the death of one innocent person and the imprisonment of another. Now the story can really focus on the core of the killer’s psychology and motivations.
Why did he target those women? Why did he kill the little girl when it didn’t fit his usual pattern? How does he eventually end up killing his own wife? While he’s out, does he continue abusing women?
And what about the investigation itself? Does the case simply get closed, or does the ML eventually start doubting the suspect again? Are there any consequences for the prosecutor and detectives whose actions led to an innocent man’s death and another man being imprisoned?
The ML said he lost everything, but what exactly does that mean? What else happens to him? What becomes of the innocent man who was sent to prison? There’s still a lot of story left to uncover.

You should watch the rain coat killer documentary on Netflix about another serial killer but this time it was 2003-2004 and the police was just as incompetent and useless as the cops in this show.

just finished the drama and I have to say that this one was my least favorite. I thought it was incredibly rushed. I personally dislike dramas where the FL falls first and kind of does the chasing. It was just her crushing hard on him for like 6 episodes straight. I just didn’t understand what exactly she liked about him so quickly. I didn’t feel much chemistry between her and the ML and him calling her Noona was giving me the ick so bad. I forgot how weird Koreans are about age you would think she was 20 plus years older than him. All in all it’s a decent watch but nothing special.

This drama was beyond average. There was a million irrelevant characters that we had to watch that didn’t seem any why related to the main plot. The FL and ML were both very bland characters. I can’t believe the family friend went to jail for no real reasons. Knowing that someone powerful enough to pay him should have been enough information to pass into the FL without having to sit in prison. Just an all over the place drama.

yes but it’s mostly used in a negative context. Funny enough if you google the definition of audacity it says a display of shameless audacity.

one thing the characters have in the show is audacity. The CEO talking about we need the FL to move out of her house and cut ties with her grandmother. The mother talking about I will do it. She didn’t even know how her daughter was living this whole time. The ugly ex-boyfriend talking ish about the FL knowing he was taking credit for writing and telling her he would create chaos if she didn’t respond to his messages. The friends talking about we are gonna keep the ML around so he can inspire our writing. Just audacity all around. I hope that the ML’s friendship with the stepsister doesn’t negatively impact his relationship with the FL.

No offense but Korean work place I don’t know how accurate they are in kdramas seem like a terrifying place. What is the purpose of a company allowing employees to essentially police each other in a public forum. You are just asking for corruption. The entire structure of their HR system seems like a total waste of time and money. For example having them camp out to catch people hooking up in the parking lot when all they needed to do was place additional cameras in the areas that didn’t have them. Even forcing staff to those mandatory team dinners with excessive drinking seems like a massive liability and opens the door to a million violations. Not to mention the fact that they have the hierarchy system and new and younger stuff are constantly forced to do things outside of their job obligations. I’m not gonna lie sometimes I undertsand why the suicide numbers are so high in Korea.

now that the drama is almost ending is it worth watching or not? I wanted to wait till it was almost finish before I started.

So the ML has two ex-girlfriends and is currently living with one of them. Let me just say if this was the FL they would have been calling her a whore from sun up to sun down and complaining about her having a harem of men. At least we are getting a mental break from the incels in the comment section.

lol I’m dying at her asking him if he wants to be the obsessive top. I knew when she was writing in the library she was gonna eventually get caught didn’t think it would happen so soon.

if you have ever watched a kdrama with police officers in the 70’s and 80’s you would see that this dipiction is accurate of that time. Police brutality, forced confessions, mishandling evidence was very common. I recommend that you look into the real case this drama is based on.

its exactly what I thought. It’s shocking but when you watch serial killer documentaries it’s insane how incompetent police are. You should watch the rain coat killer on Netflix and it’s beyond shocking how useless police are in real life as well. Unfortunately it’s like that in most countries. They usually close cases with the public’s help or the criminal making mistakes. They let Ted Bundy jump out of a library window and he got to rape and murder more women.

The drama hasn’t dropped yet and y’all are already complaining. The girl has proven her skills therefore she can take on any roles she wants.

I doubt it since the SML is married according to the character chart. I doubt they will have him be a married man chasing after her.

first episode was pretty good. I honestly don’t remember much of the real case. I don’t know why the book store guy all the girls like seems like the killer to me.

just finished watching episode 1 & 2 and I have so many questions. The fiancé is so suspicious so I hope the FL stays on her toes. can’t wait to see how the story develops.

the drama hasn’t dropped yet but I can already tell y’all are gonna be insufferable.

Can’t they come out and say she filmed that scene for a movie?

Again that’s not what happened in the story. The biggest issue with the comment section is that people project their own person feelings into the storyline even when it’s contrary to what’s being portrayed in the episode. How was he put on the back burner when after the date she specifically asked him if she should stop going on blind dates? The ML was passive in their initial meetings and hesitated to contact her on several occasions. Hence why the FL simply continued to date and figure out what she wants. Once the ML actively started to pursue the FL is when she stopped going on dates as she should. it’s absolutely ridiculous for anyone to expect loyalty after one date. That’s basically a stranger. That is why cheating is so common in Korea cause why would you even get into a relationship with someone you met 5 seconds ago. Either way specifically with this story it’s a lot of loser men projecting because they see a women that is weighting out her options and openly dating. Lastly, in the initial stage there is nothing wrong with comparing a person to others with the mindset of figuring out who you have more in common with and who meets your needs, lifestyle etc… Everyone that dates does it.