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I'm impressed to see how they balance the humor and human drama at a good pace in each episode. Loved that sage of thought from the owner of the sushi place they visited on love. 😍

I don't understand the hate with that specific scene on episode 3, most especially it is a key scene to all characters in this drama and to finally get an idea that this infection is spreading fast, and there are people that were infected. I don't believe it is a dumb decision to open the door, instead, it let's all the residents know about it.

Creepy opening scene from the second episode. The red soaked cinematography was surreal at its finest. Also, the brain sync with a dead cat and the reveal with the detective. From my understanding, he may have absorbed the memories of the people he had previously synced in, and seeing their field of vision. 😱

Yes, it was.

The conclusion of this drama was too funny and romantic but I can't shake off the bad feeling against Tae Jin's arc never even had its fate being wholly content, in the scheme of ways he had done to Da-Li, just walking away was an easy way to end it.

Who cuts the onions here? Lol but seriously, the drama makes for a emotional roller-coaster ride. And to add to this, what an unexpected pairing for the second lead and it worked so well with them.

I like this drama simply because it builds up into an apocalyptic setup on the future episodes. I hope they would continue this momentum.

Hope this drama would be picked up to be subbed!

The scene with reporter studying the slides of the past Chimera cases, circling the name of the deceased suspect, a dead wife, and son (this could possibly be Lee Jeong Yeop).

Liking the fact that they use the art of Francis Bacon and painting to highlight LJY and possibly a connection to the murders. I'm pretty confident to the fact that the Chimera is a woman, and she carries out her plans methodically to confuse the characters.

Watched the first four episodes, charming slice of life drama featuring a doting wife of a samurai and their domestic (and not) adventures.

Possible but I'm not sure yet since it's early to tell.

There were major clues left in episode 3, especially with the painting itself that was revealed when they inspect the condominium unit of Lee Joong Yeop, a reproduction of British painter Francis Bacon's Study after Velázquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X and follow closely with agent Eugene Hathaway's library collection, along with her criminal psychology textbooks: a book about the painter itself. I might suspect the latter might be the Chimera itself (according to mythology, this creature is a "she", an offspring of Echidna and Typhon).

Si Won sleeping on the garbage dump, I LOL!

Fun MV at the end of the finale, looks like they had a lot of good times filming!

This was nasty af.

Maybe an unpopular opinion but I enjoyed this drama through its runtime, and Lee Ha Nee fits this role pretty well. The romance has been put aside but staying till the end for the fun and chemistry of all characters.

The reverse chronological narrative works well in this, and how it affects the main character on the now and what might have been.

Wish the episodes were longer, this is such a fun drama to watch!

Happy birthday!