LJMckenzie

Where is everyone watching the drama?

He is a cousin of the dead, real, Jiang Li. They have the same grandmother, JL's mother's side and YS' father's side. I'm assuming JL's mom and YS' dad are siblings.
The reason YS has feelings for JL is because he knows JL is not the real JL, therefore not related to him. JL drew the line with him, though, and he respected that and said that he would be her big brother.

Exactly! They didn't have to.

Honestly, I don't think there was any forced romance. I feel like it was the viewers that projected that. Almost everyone kept on rambling about this "chemistry" between the two, but there was none whatsoever. I think they just had faith and believed in each other about the people they are and their goals. The only "chemistry" they had was that ML respected FL's work and how close she would also get to them. FL finally understood ML's words when they were talking about the 100 criminals and justice and about letting a criminal go due to lack of evidence even though you know that they committed the crime. She experienced it and finally understood their work. That is the only "chemistry" I can think of, not the romance one. There was no romance whatsoever between the two, just mutual respect.
Remember where ML said that he reported/brought those people to justice because of her? And she also said, in one of the episodes, which I don't remember much, that she believes in what he stands for; hence, she didn't arrest him because he stood (or something along those lines) with the victims. He understood them and helped them.

I don't think that is the idea behind that. You know how people look down on people they deem inferior to them? I think they are illustrating that here, but in a literal sense. Stepping on someone's shoes in this k-drama, is like stepping on an ant, which is worthless to the person stepping on it. This shows that Ha Rim, like Do Ah explained, is the cream of the creams. The A of As. By doing all of that, she is showing superiority, wealth, and power. She IS the Boss; even her parents know that.

I don’t mind Babe forgiving Charlie this easily. I didn’t want it to drag either.
My only problem is that Charlie’s apology didn’t feel as sincere AND they didn’t get to talk about how and why Charlie absorbed Babe’s powers.
It’s as @SummerLove92 mentioned above, it all felt unfinished and was just covered by the hug from behind. I’m not satisfied with that scene.

I also found myself chuckling after he said that. I was like this mf and felt like babe at that- I just forgave him as well.

I was also wondering the same thing.
I was holding my breath throughout Babe’s flashbacks. I also wanted to know why he stole them in the first place. They really downplayed that scene.
Also, I didn’t find Charlie as sorry as he should be (or maybe it’s his acting- it’s just lacking something, a certain emotion). All he wanted was for Babe to forgive him and move on just like that.


Side note: people have been complaining about Pooh’s acting and now l totally agree. For me, he lacks emotions. When he should be portraying them, he isn’t. All he does is that small smile of his. And the fact that Pavel outshines him, a lot, is not helping. His acting is like simply reading off from a script, he’s not delivering his emotions and that is bothering me a lot- especially when these episodes are becoming an emotional roller coaster and more intense.
I have to say though, Pavel, my brother, you are doing the things.
The way his voice cracked when he was talking to Way about giving his all to Charlie and how sorry he was, I became teary as well. I felt that scene. Big up to this guy, Pavel🙌. His acting🤌.

Remember his first character personality (the gangster guy) is dead. He is just a host for that second special infectee, who’s a bit crazy and was the one that killed LJW and that nurse (forgot her name). So, it wouldn’t make sense if he remained that quiet guy when he was actually a crazy talkative bastard (excuse my language).

Well, it was a weekend so I slept after an hour on TikTok- watching the drama’s edits. Woke up after 2pm.

I just finished watching it like 10 minutes ago and currently it is 05:39 am.
One would swear most people watched it at the same time, looking at the comments.

I felt like I was listening to an Anime ost. It has that anime touch to it

To everyone who is still wondering why they haven’t DROPPED this series is because y’all are not BINGE watching it. I mean, you are watching one episode a week so you just think that you might as well watch it till the end - that’s how I feel at this point. No matter how bad it seems, it’s still ONE episode a week. Better than binge watching it, right? Anyway let’s enjoy the ride and hope the last two episodes will do us justice.

Just thought I should answer your wonders...🥴😅

Happy watching folks. ‘Till next week 😉

I rewatched it 2 days back as well and damn! I just can’t get over them, at all. And their chemistry is on a whole different level.

I read the review. Now I want to watch those two episodes again. Maybe start from the beginning to get a better understanding of Puth and his insecurities towards Kaeng, cause I didn’t know that Kaeng was a scorer and all that.
The review is well explained and detailed.
Thanks for the link.

Thanks.

Where can I watch Mouse: The Last ?

I felt the same way. Sometimes I would just take a pause and do something else, even in the middle of them story That's how heavy it is. But, good luck. You'll be shocked. I promise you that.

You just gave me a new drama to watch. Thanks :)

They always show us the side where it's always the police solving, but never show us why these people (psychopath killers) do what they do, what leads them to it. Even if it's for the fun of it, I still want to see how the psychopath does it. How much they enjoy it and how they interact with normal/average people in their daily lives. And honestly, Mouse: The predator showed just that. How Jung Ba Reum was before his surgery. Before having emotions. I also like how he explained his first kill - how sloppy it was. Though I haven't watched the second episode.

It would hit different if the killer is chased by someone who has no connection to them whatsoever. Someone who just want to solve crimes and stop serial killings and more. No need for it to run deep or have a reason behind it. That would be great. It can't be always victims who want to catch killers.

Yo Han also had a gene of a psychopath, but he carried that 1%, therefore a genius.

They should also emphasize on the fact that NOT ALL PSYCHOPATHS ARE KILLERS and NOT ALL KILLERS ARE PSYCHOPATHS. And show us the difference.

If you have watched STRANGER, a guy (Hwang Shi Mok by Jo Seung Woo) like that would do. No emotions nor attachments, no weaknesses, just like a psychopath. Calm and stable.

It's understandable. And that is what makes it entertaining to watch. I also wondered the same thing but then, coincidences do happen, even in real life - we're just not aware as we are when watching.

I have to give it to granny, though. I love how she kept her cool till she left the house. And she has a very good memory and sharp eyes. Too bad she trusted the wrong person. And our poor Yo Han had to witness that. Now I understood why he went after her. I have to say, they got us with thinking that he was the killer. I mean he was always there.

I didn't see OZ coming. Like, why they were formed in the first place. What happened to HUMANITY? Power is a very dangerous thing. What the government can do to us is really scary.

Also, did you see the ENDING? I wonder who that was...

I low-key want a season 2. One with a psychopath that won't want nor seek any redemption and retribution. And they should make him the main lead as well. And a very calm detective this time, not KMC. He's too impulsive and lets his emotions control him. I don't like such characters. I'm not saying he shouldn't get angry, or anything, just... not like that.