Great and fun watch! I like all the characters including Johnny’s who displayed great sportsmanship and looking good while doing it. Music, dialogue, cinematography all well done!
I had to pause midpoint in ep 24…too much to handle..twists upon twists. Some losses don’t just hurt - I need time to process and hold out hope that there’s another twist and a loss turns out to be fake.
I know it is irrational but ngl, I wish one of XHA’s weaknesses did die in ep 22. That person is not too smart to begin with and now, has become even more of a burden.
I enjoyed ep 2 - the FL is smart. While that arrogant prosecutor was peacocking around, she kept quiet about the details that could disprove his case. I also like she has a backstory against that prosecutor- she’s going to be extra relentless!
A decent effort - I hung in there because of the face cards and Hyun Bin’s acting. He’s talented enough to make me feel more chemistry between one personality and the FL compared to the other one. I was rooting for Seo Jin the whole way. As nice as Robin was, he felt two dimensional which perhaps was Hyun Bin killing it in his role again because Robin really was not a whole person. Han Ji Min could only do as much as her character was written which was lacking in depth. Sung Joon was great and I enjoyed the dynamics between his character and Hyun Bin’s. The pacing was too slow - the show could have wrapped up with 16 episodes and to be honest, I got through eps 17-19 at 2x speed. Overall, I don’t regret the time spent watching this - there were some great scenes and at the very least, good-looking leads who made the time easier to spend. One thing for sure, I will not see a hypnotherapist or trust anyone with any secrets 😅
Up to ep 20. By now I have given up trying to guess where the plot is taking us and who’s ahead in the game. I’m just along for the ride now—relishing the intrigue. What surprised me most, though, is how the story has made me feel emotional for the fallen on both sides. When a show can blur the lines that well, you know it’s doing something right.
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Han Ji Min could only do as much as her character was written which was lacking in depth. Sung Joon was great and I enjoyed the dynamics between his character and Hyun Bin’s.
The pacing was too slow - the show could have wrapped up with 16 episodes and to be honest, I got through eps 17-19 at 2x speed. Overall, I don’t regret the time spent watching this - there were some great scenes and at the very least, good-looking leads who made the time easier to spend.
One thing for sure, I will not see a hypnotherapist or trust anyone with any secrets 😅
I’m just along for the ride now—relishing the intrigue. What surprised me most, though, is how the story has made me feel emotional for the fallen on both sides. When a show can blur the lines that well, you know it’s doing something right.