AnicsiRoscoe

I so agree, I was so shocked and disappointed that I considered dropping it for a second. Not so much because of the 'magical' cure, but because he risked his LIFE to get this surgery when he was very well capable and happy living with the condition after 10 years. Even if I lost my eyesight completely, going on living is so much more important. That the show promotes that mindset is sickening.

Secondly, in episode 15 the surgery: This is actually a huge deal for me, and I am so disappointed by the writing. Him deciding to get the surgery totally sends a bad message to everyone that has to live with an incurable disease. People are imperfect, some people have disabilities, but it should always be better to try and live with it rather than risking your life in a 5(!! or even 20, doesn't matter it's 1 out of 5 who live) percent chance. Let alone the fact that, had he died, she would have never been able to forgive herself, ever. This is the most stupid decision I've possibly ever seen in a K-drama. It promotes a very unhealthy mindset that illnesses and handicaps have to be cured by all means, even at the cost of death. My favorite drama, It's Okay That's love' was the one and only drama that properly handled mental illness and showed what an issue it is in Korean society. What kind of show tells you it's better to be dead than 'blind'? A show that is called 'the Beauty Inside', should NOT be spouting such nonsense.

Unpopular opinion, but this is why I was sorely disappointed by episode 14 and 15:
Firstly, about breaking up:
They finally found someone who would share everything with them, knows about their darkest secrets and still decide to stay by their side, but no, they break up because of a past that can NEVER be changed. Honestly, that's so dumb. I get that she feels guilty for bringing that misery upon him, but can she not see that he is now happier than he ever was, all because of her? He has lived with that condition for 10 years and has figured out his own way to deal with it. The biggest issue he had was that he couldn't find love because of it and that he had to hide from the world. Both issues have been solved, as he found his true love in her, and opened up to his family and world about his illness. I am not saying he has it easy, but his illness is still better than being blind completely. Now she leaves his side when he finally found happiness, just so they can both be miserable. What the heck? As if she would find peace and happiness that way. Now she has to live with the guilt of causing the accident AND leaving him to suffer on his own. Gosh, I really HATE this drama cliche. I can understand her reaction at first, I can understand her reasoning, but at least after he assured her several times he would be okay as long as they loved each other, should have woken her up. As he said, it's not like either of them would ever be able to FORGET, so what's the point?

I just finished episode 14 and I hated it so much. They better redeem themselves in episode 15 and 16.

Also, at least on episode 2, I hate Kang Dong Cheol. What a brute. If that's how the police worked back then then oh my gosh...

I tried watching it two times, always only able to finish one episode. I am not sure why, I just cannot get invested in the drama. I guess I'll put it on hold for now and maybe give it a third chance at some point. It probably also doesn't help that I was spoilered about the ending. In all fairness, though, episode 2 pretty much gives the ending away.

I usually agree with you, but in this case they couldn't as the mother was still investigated in a murder case. If they had called the police, she would have been arrested on the spot and not had any chance to prove her innocence. But yeah, it was still reckless...

Yes, it seems they closed that case with Sang Hoon's statement of what he heard from Yeong Dae. And they did show Sang Hoon come 'alive', or well, they showed him moving his fingers. I also think it was too short, but they mentioned it at least. One of the biggest questionmark/coincidence was how they managed to find Sang Hoon buried in such a huuuuuge forest right away lol I mean, really?? xD
Anyway, I loved the drama :)

omg I cannot tell you how HAPPY I was to see he was alive. I was devastated thinking he died. He was my favorite of all the guys in the show. Ahhhh, I wish they could have shown us some more of their romance ;(

Now, this was a gripping drama. So many bad guys! So many twists! So many moments that took my breath away! I know this drama isn't perfect, it has flaws and quite some investigation things don't make sense - BUT it was still very entertaining. I looooove the gang of 'mistresses', those ladies can really kick some ass. I love how they were always there for each other but still independent. It's been difficult for me to finish dramas these days, but if I didn't have so much work, I probably could have sat through this in one or two settings. I thoroughly enjoyed it and definitely recommend it! 9/10 for now, because it's not your usual k-drama.

I agree with you that it seemed all very fast. I think the issue was that she had to pretend to be strong because of her kids, so she couldn't show any weakness. When you're just trying to cope and care for your family, you don't have time to be miserable. It may sound odd, but I think that was the case. I am glad there was at least one moment later in the drama, when she found out her husband was actually murdered, and then learned of Terius' death, where she broke down completely. There is a voiceover where she says something along the lines of: "I tried so hard to get here (to holding on and being okay), but it's all in vain now, it's repeating itself (referring to losing yet another man she loved). But at least you truly made me cheer up, Bon." So in a way, he was the one who pulled her out of the black hole simply by being there and caring for the kids. About the kids, she told them in the beginning that their dad was going on a business trip for 3 years, which is quite common in Korea, that families live apart. But yes, there should have been at least a couple of scenes of them asking for their dad, a phone call or whatever, and eventually the closure of her telling Joon-Joon that he 'had gone to heaven' or something. Oh well, even so, I enjoyed it immensely so I'll forgive :)

omg, I just finished, and it was one of the most enjoyable dramas this year! It was funny and cute and full of action and suspense and I seriously loved each of the characters. So Ji Sub never fails to amaze me, but the leading lady, secondary couple and supporting casts did a fantastic job as well. Of course, in terms of 'logic' it cannot keep up with other crime dramas, so many things don't make sense in that department (mostly about the NIS being incredibly dumb), but if you don't dwell on it too much, it's not a big issue, I just deduced one point for that. For fans of dramas like City Hunter or Oh My Venus, this is a must watch. I will miss it and really hope for a second season with some more romance! 9/10

Putting this on hold at around episode 8. It became very boring unfortunately. Maybe I'll pick it up again but for now it's not really worth my time.

I just finished episode 6, and I honestly like it. I cannot understand the negativity. The characters are mostly likable, so far the rules of time-travel are kept fairly well and make sense. I can appreciate the thoughts this series is trying to convey: That time is precious and you shouldn't waste opportunities. However, at around episode 7, I also think this would be a perfect time to bring this to a conclusion in 2 or 3 episodes. 10 more episodes seem excessive. Either way, I'll give it a rest for a couple of days so I won't get tired of it (binge watched it until now)

I also love her! Cannot understand all the bashing, especially those calling her stupid and weak. Lee Hyun is just too smart for his own good, but she's still the smartest of the other police force.

I've watched this drama three times and I still love it. I cannot get all the hate on the female lead character. She's MUCH stronger than many other female leads. She does have some weak moments, but considering her circumstances, that's understandable. Personally I loved almost everything about this drama, and it kept me at the edge of my seat at all times.

I think you should mark your comment as a spoiler.

Also, I personally loved the drama, but to each their own.

The drama that really made me appreciate her acting was Marriage Contract. I loved her in that.

Yeah, I'd to have more female characters in the group for once. too bad.

Wow, way to spoil the ending for me. I have no desire to watch it now whatsoever. Could you please hide your comment under the spoiler tag? That's what it was made for.