BitterMint

Am I the only one who thinks the memory reader and memory eraser could be father and son

Okay so I've been thinking about these same questions and I came up with a few points.
1. Min jae gyu has a step daughter. He was close to her family. Infact he seemed especially fond of his grandson. His daughter was working in her old house in the greenhouse. Despite all of this she doesn't remember or recognise the house or her father? Hmm and she lives in the same neighbourhood?

2. She has a memory of her father killing her mother. Is the memory real? Or was it planted by the real killer? Maybe she got along with her father all along. And that's why they lived close. The memory was to threaten min jae gyu to act as the killer?

3. Did we see the killers face when jo sung dong was killed?

4. What if the memory dong baek saw of the tunnel was not fake but real?

Yes. I agree with everything you said. They have such different ways of investigating i love watching how they both follow the case in their own ways and keep bumping into each other while doing so. I wonder how they'll work together.

Can't believe people are out here annoyed sun mi suspected dong baek when I'm still suspecting him. He should be the main suspect. He had so much hate for Park ki Dan, more than anyone he had a reason. He saw the horrifying things he did in detail and yet couldn't catch him. After saying that cryptic stuff over the phone he disappears for 4 hours! From his house. And the next morning park ki dans murdered and no one remembers anything? We've already seen him walking around semi conscious and not remembering anything.
Anyway who was that guy at the end? The cameraman, I feel like we've seen him before

So boring.
How did a 17 year old fall in love with a 939 year old.
She was treating him like her dad.
Why are there so many questions, it feels like nothing was wrapped up properly besides "they'll meet again in another life".
How did I even finish this thing is the biggest question of all

Lmao. Is this a reference to all the dramas Netflix has ruined this year?

Where did you read it? I haven't read that

The webtoon isn't finished. It's currently at the part where haru disappears so the drama is a piece on its own after that

This drama follows the storyline of the webtoon quite well. But the problem is the webtoon stops around the bit where haru disappears. After that the drama has its own story. I find it interesting when people say the story took a turn and isn't up to the level it was in the beginning. Maybe it's because the original writer for the webtoon didn't write the drama plot line. The webtoon would be worth a follow then. The story will most likely go differently there. All in all though I've been having fun watching

LMAO! U right tho. Looks like something from a horror movie

The writer. He seems like the writer.

I was thinking the same thing. He tells kyung not to change anything and that he'll be happy. as soon as do hwa mentioned the scene changing he seemed really interested and immediately went and told haru not to interfere.

@Kdramashii I love how you worded this just because this is exactly what I want to say but haven't been able to put into words. The actors portrayal of the character is definitely in point but the characters actions are anything but romantic or even acceptable

Dunno how I went from saying he's so pretty to he's so handsome but this guy looks amazing in everything apparently

I actually laughed out loud when she walked in on them kissing and then had the nerve to act nonchalant. I love her so much.

Can I just say, Aeng Dus scenes are soo funny

Yool Mus motive is completely understandable actually. The Muweol corps are useful to him but the king was about to find out about their existence. He removed the Muweol corps from the village and told them to hide but if the Kings men questioned the villagers they would be told that a lot of widows were missing and for them to have left as soon as they were being suspected makes it even more suspicious. They would also find out about the night time rendezvous of the traitors. It was much easier for yool Mu to destroy the village instead of trying to keep everyone quiet or risking the king finding out. Now there is no trace of the corps and they are all at his disposal.

The first 3 episodes were quite slow paced but it feels like it's picking up in the fourth episode, hope it continues like this. The story is quite promising. We've been introduced to quite a few new characters this episode and the background story around professor hwang is also slowly developing.

Yea, I agree. The drama is very well thought out. It's been a while since I've been this invested

The writers actually did an amazing job on this one and the reaction of the people watching is enough proof of that. They really made you fall in love with the characters, built each one up properly to the point that you feel hurt when the character is hurt and happy when they are happy.
There's been a lot of bad comments after the plot twist but personally I think it was very realistic, which isn't something you see often. It wasn't out of the blue either, the writers left hints in almost every episode and the way the pieces of the puzzle are fitting together is really cool. Nobody likes an obvious mystery after all.
It feels like people are dropping it or angry simply because their ship didn't sail which is sad because the drama is amazing.