The main premise of the show is that Justitia needs to become a better judge, and that’s what Bael wants from…
Bruh she has literally showed him her magical powers, wasnt that enough for him to believe that she is demon. And yes evn he has also accepted she is demon and he has met other demons also now tell me which rational personal will go against demons knowing he stand no chance against them?? His trauma and backstory has nothing to do with FL, i mean just look from neutral perspective what connection she might have his parents death ij his eyes?? She is demon who kills criminals and its not like she goes after innocents and even he knows she cant kill innocents which is why she failed to kill him & thats the reason he dont fear her so what kind unanswered mysteries answer he is seeking from her?? Just see the episode, he is foolish self righteous detectivs who thinks once he catches her he will arrest her according to human laws.
If we talk about characters having outside perspectivd, i will only talk abt ML & FL, only these 2 characters have major roles, ML has knowledge of her being demon who kills evildoers (murderers) yet he goes after instead of catching real criminals which is most foolish thing about him. Sorry you cant defend him with points yoi have made, they dont makes sense at all.
How are ton of people complaining legit missing the whole premise of this show and saying FL should be more ruthless…
The main premise of the show is that Justitia needs to become a better judge, and that’s what Bael wants from her, which is why he sets a goal for her and sends her to Earth. Everyone understands that point, but the writing here feels lazy. Has Bael ever mentioned that she needs to judge every case and then punish or kill the criminals?? No. That’s why she kills Daon as soon as he confesses to being a killer in ep 2 or 3. What Bael wants might be a different matter, but from Justitia’s perspective, her goal is simply to complete her mission as soon as possible and return to Hell. She doesn’t care about judging every criminal fairly, she only cares about finishing her mission quickly.
Being smart, she could just go to prison and kill several convicted murderers to complete her mission. And since she’s a judge, she could easily access their case files to study them first. The main premise of the show is that she is judge from hell, which i understand, but Bael should have set conditions for her, that she must judge each case as a judge fairly and then give the murderer the same pain they inflicted on their victims & later kill them. That would have been much better writing. What they’ve written instead feels lazy.
Now, coming to ML Daon, he doesn’t really help Justitia judge cases fairly. He’s just an obstacle in her mission. He doesn’t want her to kill murderers, which goes directly against her mission. Instead of aiding her character growth, he’s just trying to weaken her. When demons start feeling emotions, they become weaker, and that’s exactly what ML is trying to do to her.
You mentioned how can he support Justitia’s vigilantism?? no one’s asking him to. But since he knows she’s a demon and that she’s killing pathetic murderers, he should know his limits and focus on other cases. Does he really think human laws can punish a demon like her?? This is way beyond his core values and human laws. Any rational person would keep their distance from such a demon. But he’s stupid and annoying for constantly interfering in her work. Even the old lady warned him that in the end, one of them will die, and since he’s human, his chances of dying are much higher. Yet he still plays his foolish little game of chasing her.
She is demon not mere human. She is above the human laws.
She only kills if that criminal is murderer and not all criminals are murderers. Your logic doesnt make sense at all. So just because she kills pathetic criminals he is not catching other criminals. Lol what kind of logic is this??
She is demon not mere human. She is above the human laws.
So you are gonna judge demon on the basis of human laws?? Yes she is murderer so what?? She is actually killing criminals, not innocents, thats her mission.
Daon knows her identity yet still want to catch her?? Why?? He wants to punish her with merely human laws when she is demon?? He is just stupid.
"daon is the most annoying ml this year" U GUYS. listen. his entire family, according to what we've seen, got…
Even he also knows she is demon, he has seen her powers and she herself has admitted but he still wants to catch her as if she is normal human criminal.
If he was unaware of her identity then it was ok but even after knowing she is demon, chasing after her is plain stupidity.
I agree with you, Han Do An is getting on my nerves too. But just like all dramas that involves supernatural and…
Atleast in those drama, detectives are unaware of supernatural entity's real identity or evn if they are aware, they take priest or shaman's help like The Guest but here this Da On guy is just stupid and irritating.
A lot of plot holes. Two victims with a word stamped on their forehead also have same pattern, both cases judged…
I watch this for my guilty pleasure, ignore all plot holes just to enjoy 15-20 minutes of bitna punishing criminals brutally but this ML is ruining everything for me.
I got annoyed as well, but I think as a police its his duty, but he should meddle less in her business
If its his duty then just go and catch other real criminals instead of going after demon who is way beyond his reach. Its just stupidity to go after her even after witnessing her powers.
ML is really getting on my nerves, he is actually ruining the show for me. There are plenty of plot holes but i have been ignoring them just for Kang Bitna. However ML is ruining everything.
The way he keeps interfering with Kang Bitna's mission frustrates me so much. In these last two eps (5-6), he crossed the line. Before that, he was tolerable. He knows Bitna’s real identity as a demon punishing evildoers, yet this overly smart detective insists on catching the demon who’s cleaning up the trash of this world instead of going after real criminals. His obsession with Bitna is infuriating. Bro, just go do your job. These demons are beyond your laws. In one scene, he even asked how can person do this, is he serious?? She is a demon. Just go preach your morality to someone else.
Also, the romance angle is completely unnecessary. Kang Bitna is Justitia, she has to return to hell so whats the point of giving her a romantic subplot with the ML?? Cant this just be a pure crime thriller fantasy without romance?? I cant even ship them because the ML is so immature, expecting a demon to follow human laws and regulations.
Secondly, the police storyline is just dumb. They are all useless and im skipping their scenes. They contribute nothing to the overall plot. Every suspect in Kang Bitna’s cases is being murdered but no one even suspects her. Leaving the ML aside, since he knows her identity, its ridiculous that the other detectives havent caught on. It just shows how worthless they are.
Additionally, Kang Bitna’s verdicts for each case are kind of a joke. Its very much unrealistic.
Kang Bitna has a mission to kill 20 murderers in a year. Why doesnt she just go after already convicted murderers?? Im 100% sure there are thousands in prison. She could just check their files and hunt them down. But i get it, if she did that, there would be no point in her being a judge from hell.
There are a lot of plot holes but im ignoring them to enjoy how Kang Bitna punishes perpetrators every other episode. The way she gives them back the pain they inflicted on their victims is so satisfying. Those 15-20 minutes of her punishing the bad guys make up for all the plot holes.
Still, i believe the plot could have been written more tightly.
This was one of the finest mystery thrillers i have watched this year. It started off with a bad impression due to its low production quality but the tightly woven mystery plot kept pulling me in more and more, to the point where i forgot about the cheap production. The story just kept getting better with each passing episode until the end.
The show also made my blood boil with its infuriating characters. What made it even more frustrating is how real they felt. They werent inherently evil like the typical psychopaths in crime thrillers, instead they were ordinary people trying to cover up one crime, only to commit more and more in an effort to save themselves.
Byun Yohan's acting was stupendous. He is an actor i usually ignore as he doesnt draw me to his projects but here his portrayal of a man falsely accused and unjustly punished for 10 years was outstanding. The way he conveyed the pain and suffering through his performance moved me all the way to the end. Even the supporting cast did so well that i wanted to jump into the screen and punch them.
The show started with a modest 2.8% rating and ended with 8.8%, which says a lot about how it grew on the audience. Like many others, i was initially disappointed but the script and story changed everyone's perception of the drama.
I loved this show and im really looking forward to the director's future projects. Hopefully, he gets a better budget for his upcoming work.
I would have given an extra 0.5 points if the production quality were better but i will still give a solid 9/10 to this excellent mystery thriller.
This show was absolutely hilarious, a riot from start to finish. The short spinoff takes place during the moment when Bokgyu tries to apologize to Jayeon outside the police station. He nearly gets into an accident and seeing him in danger causes Jayeon to faint. In that instant, she is transported into her own web novel waking up in the body of the main protagonist, Seo Yeon Seo. Shocked by Bokgyu's near accident, she starts seeing him everywhere as Kang Hajun, the character, Yeo Hajun was originally playing before her transmigration.
From digital billboards to movies, Bokgyu’s face appears in every role. He hilariously replaces Song Joong Ki and Cha Eun Woo on digital billboards and even steps into Lee Do Hyun’s part in Exhuma 🤣🤣.
Onnie guy from Behind Your Touch also makes several cameos and his scenes are equally hilarious.
Once transmigrated things take a comedic turn as she attempts to alter several plotlines only to fail spectacularly which leads to some truly funny moments.
This spinoff also explains when Nam Jayeon actually fell in love with Bokgyu in the original story.
Overall i enjoyed this spinoff even more than the original No Gain No Love.
Show went downhill after the reveal that Ji Uk was the chairman's illegitimate son. That trope was completely unnecessary and added no real value to the overall storyline.
Shin Min Ah carried the entire show on her back. Along with Lee Sang Yi, who did a splendid job, both actors nailed the comedic scenes. Han Ji Hyun and Secretary Yeo Hajun were equally good.
The main couple was boring, largely due to KYD's lackluster acting which resulted in no chemistry between them. However, the second lead trio was absolutely hilarious. Shin Min Ah single handedly carried the entire ship. Even if we overlook KYD's acting, the writers completely neglected to develop the main couple's love story. To be honest, I cant even recall when Ji Uk and Son Hae Young fell in love.
The ending was unsatisfying because many storylines were left without a proper conclusion. For example, the illegitimate son storyline took up a lot of screen time, but what kind of resolution did it get?? The whole fight between the brothers felt unnecessary and added no value to the plot. I would have preferred if Ji Uk had remained the foster son of Hae Young's mother. The illegitimate son subplot also sidelined the main love story, which is why there was no real development between the leads.
The third sister's polyamorous relationship was utterly pointless. I didnt understand it, nor did i get anything from their ending. What was the purpose??
That being said, despite my complaints, i actually enjoyed the show for its comedy. The humor was top-notch and had me in stitches.
I would still give it a 8.5/10 for Shin Min Ah, the second leads and the comedy.
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If we talk about characters having outside perspectivd, i will only talk abt ML & FL, only these 2 characters have major roles, ML has knowledge of her being demon who kills evildoers (murderers) yet he goes after instead of catching real criminals which is most foolish thing about him. Sorry you cant defend him with points yoi have made, they dont makes sense at all.
Being smart, she could just go to prison and kill several convicted murderers to complete her mission. And since she’s a judge, she could easily access their case files to study them first. The main premise of the show is that she is judge from hell, which i understand, but Bael should have set conditions for her, that she must judge each case as a judge fairly and then give the murderer the same pain they inflicted on their victims & later kill them. That would have been much better writing. What they’ve written instead feels lazy.
Now, coming to ML Daon, he doesn’t really help Justitia judge cases fairly. He’s just an obstacle in her mission. He doesn’t want her to kill murderers, which goes directly against her mission. Instead of aiding her character growth, he’s just trying to weaken her. When demons start feeling emotions, they become weaker, and that’s exactly what ML is trying to do to her.
You mentioned how can he support Justitia’s vigilantism?? no one’s asking him to. But since he knows she’s a demon and that she’s killing pathetic murderers, he should know his limits and focus on other cases. Does he really think human laws can punish a demon like her?? This is way beyond his core values and human laws. Any rational person would keep their distance from such a demon. But he’s stupid and annoying for constantly interfering in her work. Even the old lady warned him that in the end, one of them will die, and since he’s human, his chances of dying are much higher. Yet he still plays his foolish little game of chasing her.
Daon knows her identity yet still want to catch her?? Why?? He wants to punish her with merely human laws when she is demon?? He is just stupid.
If he was unaware of her identity then it was ok but even after knowing she is demon, chasing after her is plain stupidity.
The way he keeps interfering with Kang Bitna's mission frustrates me so much. In these last two eps (5-6), he crossed the line. Before that, he was tolerable. He knows Bitna’s real identity as a demon punishing evildoers, yet this overly smart detective insists on catching the demon who’s cleaning up the trash of this world instead of going after real criminals. His obsession with Bitna is infuriating. Bro, just go do your job. These demons are beyond your laws. In one scene, he even asked how can person do this, is he serious?? She is a demon. Just go preach your morality to someone else.
Also, the romance angle is completely unnecessary. Kang Bitna is Justitia, she has to return to hell so whats the point of giving her a romantic subplot with the ML?? Cant this just be a pure crime thriller fantasy without romance?? I cant even ship them because the ML is so immature, expecting a demon to follow human laws and regulations.
Secondly, the police storyline is just dumb. They are all useless and im skipping their scenes. They contribute nothing to the overall plot. Every suspect in Kang Bitna’s cases is being murdered but no one even suspects her. Leaving the ML aside, since he knows her identity, its ridiculous that the other detectives havent caught on. It just shows how worthless they are.
Additionally, Kang Bitna’s verdicts for each case are kind of a joke. Its very much unrealistic.
Kang Bitna has a mission to kill 20 murderers in a year. Why doesnt she just go after already convicted murderers?? Im 100% sure there are thousands in prison. She could just check their files and hunt them down. But i get it, if she did that, there would be no point in her being a judge from hell.
There are a lot of plot holes but im ignoring them to enjoy how Kang Bitna punishes perpetrators every other episode. The way she gives them back the pain they inflicted on their victims is so satisfying. Those 15-20 minutes of her punishing the bad guys make up for all the plot holes.
Still, i believe the plot could have been written more tightly.
This was one of the finest mystery thrillers i have watched this year. It started off with a bad impression due to its low production quality but the tightly woven mystery plot kept pulling me in more and more, to the point where i forgot about the cheap production. The story just kept getting better with each passing episode until the end.
The show also made my blood boil with its infuriating characters. What made it even more frustrating is how real they felt. They werent inherently evil like the typical psychopaths in crime thrillers, instead they were ordinary people trying to cover up one crime, only to commit more and more in an effort to save themselves.
Byun Yohan's acting was stupendous. He is an actor i usually ignore as he doesnt draw me to his projects but here his portrayal of a man falsely accused and unjustly punished for 10 years was outstanding. The way he conveyed the pain and suffering through his performance moved me all the way to the end. Even the supporting cast did so well that i wanted to jump into the screen and punch them.
The show started with a modest 2.8% rating and ended with 8.8%, which says a lot about how it grew on the audience. Like many others, i was initially disappointed but the script and story changed everyone's perception of the drama.
I loved this show and im really looking forward to the director's future projects. Hopefully, he gets a better budget for his upcoming work.
I would have given an extra 0.5 points if the production quality were better but i will still give a solid 9/10 to this excellent mystery thriller.
From digital billboards to movies, Bokgyu’s face appears in every role. He hilariously replaces Song Joong Ki and Cha Eun Woo on digital billboards and even steps into Lee Do Hyun’s part in Exhuma 🤣🤣.
Onnie guy from Behind Your Touch also makes several cameos and his scenes are equally hilarious.
Once transmigrated things take a comedic turn as she attempts to alter several plotlines only to fail spectacularly which leads to some truly funny moments.
This spinoff also explains when Nam Jayeon actually fell in love with Bokgyu in the original story.
Overall i enjoyed this spinoff even more than the original No Gain No Love.
9.5/10
Shin Min Ah carried the entire show on her back. Along with Lee Sang Yi, who did a splendid job, both actors nailed the comedic scenes. Han Ji Hyun and Secretary Yeo Hajun were equally good.
The main couple was boring, largely due to KYD's lackluster acting which resulted in no chemistry between them. However, the second lead trio was absolutely hilarious. Shin Min Ah single handedly carried the entire ship. Even if we overlook KYD's acting, the writers completely neglected to develop the main couple's love story. To be honest, I cant even recall when Ji Uk and Son Hae Young fell in love.
The ending was unsatisfying because many storylines were left without a proper conclusion. For example, the illegitimate son storyline took up a lot of screen time, but what kind of resolution did it get?? The whole fight between the brothers felt unnecessary and added no value to the plot. I would have preferred if Ji Uk had remained the foster son of Hae Young's mother. The illegitimate son subplot also sidelined the main love story, which is why there was no real development between the leads.
The third sister's polyamorous relationship was utterly pointless. I didnt understand it, nor did i get anything from their ending. What was the purpose??
That being said, despite my complaints, i actually enjoyed the show for its comedy. The humor was top-notch and had me in stitches.
I would still give it a 8.5/10 for Shin Min Ah, the second leads and the comedy.