Yes, it’s more than enough because the story already reached its conclusion. The twist of Lee Woo-Gyeom being alive in the final scene was the highlight of the series. He deserves death for being a killer, yet he also deserves to live because he saved so many people — even though using his blood again could cost him his life. That’s why I think the ending works perfectly as a single season. If they make a second season, it will only ruin the drama.
so did U Gyeom really killed all 17 people or there is something else?
yes he did but The story ends with someone who felt wronged and crushed, and that pain pushed him onto the wrong path for the sake of revenge and achieving his goal. At the same time, he chose to save people who suffered just like he did. He decided to take revenge on everyone the law failed to punish, but in a strange and unique way unlike any other K-drama story — he takes the lives of villains in order to save the innocent.
maybe it’s because you were expecting a completely different kind of story, so you ended up seeing the plot…
Okay, let me summarize the drama for you: It was first on Disney+ in Korea and stayed in 2nd place for 19 days, and ranked in the top 10 globally on other platforms like Viu and others. I’m a fan of Ryeoun, and I think his role as a killer impressed me more than the story itself. I feel like he’s carrying the drama on his shoulders, and I’m happy to see him in such a rolelike this one . I don’t really care whether the drama succeeds or not, that’s just my opinion.
ay bence konu çok güzel ama daha 1.bölümdeyken bile çok sıkıldım niye böyle
maybe it’s because you were expecting a completely different kind of story, so you ended up seeing the plot as bad. and maybe I understand that the show might not appeal to everyone, but honestly, I think the story has its own unique style, and the way it’s told is different from typical dramas. The pacing may feel slow at the beginning, but each episode builds more tension and explains the characters’ motivations in a deeper way. If you give it a bit more chance, you’ll notice how the events start connecting and revealing the true meaning behind the story.
I just finished watching episodes 5 and 6, and once again they were absolutely beautiful and perfectly executed. I genuinely enjoyed every moment. I especially loved Woo Gyeom’s warm and gentle behavior toward the patients — it’s almost impossible to believe that someone this soft-hearted is the same person who supposedly killed 17 people. That contrast in his character makes the story even more captivating for me. I’m really looking forward to the final two episodes. I hope they deliver a logical, well-structured conclusion without any confusing or unexplained elements. I just want them to wrap up the story in a clear and satisfying way, because the drama has been so good so far and it deserves an ending that truly does it justice.🔥
Even so, there are still many exciting moments and great actors that make the drama worth watching! Its spark will shine again after it finishes, after the show ending
Lee U Gyeom isn't even a main character at this point. His role in the drama is so secondary. I wanted to see…
I get where you’re coming from, but I think you’re overlooking how Lee U-Gyeom’s character is written. His role isn’t “secondary”; it’s intentionally quiet, controlled, and built on subtle tension rather than flashy action.
Not every psychopath-type character needs dramatized murder explanations to be impactful. In this drama, the suspense comes from why he acts the way he does, not how. And honestly, Ryeoun is doing an incredible job portraying that cold, unreadable aura — it’s what makes the character so unsettling.
Sometimes a character doesn’t need constant screen time to leave a strong impression. U-Gyeom’s presence is exactly what shapes the whole storyline, even when he’s not speaking much.
So it’s not that his character “just exists for reference”; it’s that the drama is building him in a more realistic and psychological way instead of typical trope-heavy psychopath styles.
The next two final episodes will surely surprise you
“I get what you mean, but actually his subtle expressions are part of the character’s charm. Not every role needs big emotions — sometimes the smallest shifts in his eyes or tone say more than dramatic acting. And honestly, those controlled smirks fit the character perfectly. That’s what makes him charismatic to many viewers.
The next two final episodes will surely surprise you
and I mean outside the drama he’s handsome and charismatic of course — in the drama he’s a killer and annoying that’s why the people loved his character
and maybe I understand that the show might not appeal to everyone, but honestly, I think the story has its own unique style, and the way it’s told is different from typical dramas. The pacing may feel slow at the beginning, but each episode builds more tension and explains the characters’ motivations in a deeper way. If you give it a bit more chance, you’ll notice how the events start connecting and revealing the true meaning behind the story.
I’m really looking forward to the final two episodes. I hope they deliver a logical, well-structured conclusion without any confusing or unexplained elements. I just want them to wrap up the story in a clear and satisfying way, because the drama has been so good so far and it deserves an ending that truly does it justice.🔥
Not every psychopath-type character needs dramatized murder explanations to be impactful. In this drama, the suspense comes from why he acts the way he does, not how. And honestly, Ryeoun is doing an incredible job portraying that cold, unreadable aura — it’s what makes the character so unsettling.
Sometimes a character doesn’t need constant screen time to leave a strong impression. U-Gyeom’s presence is exactly what shapes the whole storyline, even when he’s not speaking much.
So it’s not that his character “just exists for reference”; it’s that the drama is building him in a more realistic and psychological way instead of typical trope-heavy psychopath styles.