Is it just me or ep 5 seems to be soooo long, slow and boring? I just started watching this drama and it got my…
hahaha, for me, not one episode was boring or taking too long to get to next point. And i've rewatched some episodes over and over again to reconfirm if i've missed out on any hint/lead...
This is not a spoiler since it's all assumptions riding on some friends deducing that babies SYH and JBR were switched... Personally i disagree on this. Aren't there enough kdramas about babies being switched at birth?! Mouse is a drama aiming to be the first in format, concept, idea... Can they forgo originality?
If they were really switched at infancy, then the person responsible definitely won't be either mom: =if JBR's the son of nurse & researcher/doc, then he's the only link & remindere of her late husband =HH's Xwife wouldn't be so regretful and crying in pain that "Monsters like you need to die. You monster. I shouldn't have given birth to you."
Definitely not the headhunter since he didn't even know of the existence of a son.
Daniel Lee?
And IF the switch did really happen, then why? For what purpose? What did the culprit want to gain from the switch?
Guys Guys! I just fiinshed EP 9 and I think I can only continue after the school year is over so please help me…
guys, you probably have put a lot of thought into this, but could you please break down or bulletpoint your trail of thoughts into paras. I'd sure love to read your deductions but i'm the impatient type and gets tired easily reading long long paras. Apologies, just a feedback
Should I watch it I’m hesitating I don’t like endless killing dramas that villain always get away with it…
Since you've already seen #1, you'd know by now that violence/brutality in this drama wasn't exactly shown on screen. They kicked off the 1st 50min with two killing scenes. So our anxiety/fear of victims getting caught built up every second, our visualizing them getting slashed, smashed... definitely sent shivers down our spine... Guess the intense following up in #2 to #11 is mild compared to the extreme 2014 Monster and 2019 Trap ^__^
episode 1 was way too intense for me. it’s 1am and i’m sitting in my bed crying off the first 30 mins :( i…
yes, the 1st 50 min was really intense. Brutality wasn't exactly seen onscreen but #1 opened with a killing scene, the anxiety/fear of victims getting caught built up every second, our visualizing them getting slashed, smashed... definitely sent shivers down our spine...
anyone else with me on this? I ffw the episodes to find out when and how Leyan escaped her captivity and when they will ever find/save her! It took them sooooo long to find out her whereabouts
If they were really switched at infancy, then the person responsible definitely won't be either mom:
=if JBR's the son of nurse & researcher/doc, then he's the only link & remindere of her late husband
=HH's Xwife wouldn't be so regretful and crying in pain that "Monsters like you need to die. You monster. I shouldn't have given birth to you."
Definitely not the headhunter since he didn't even know of the existence of a son.
Daniel Lee?
And IF the switch did really happen, then why? For what purpose? What did the culprit want to gain from the switch?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OyNr_wppoc
Wu Lin Mi An Zhi Mei Ren Tu Jian (2020)
It's not worth your time though!