Cassian

Thank you so much!

Right, thank you. Do you know why they haven't put up a date for when it ends?

Thank you so much - but about the part where he discovers corruption in the apartment complex. Does he use that to his advantage? And does he become a local hero, because he solves the issues? Sorry for asking so many questions😭

Can someone explain the plot to me?

Can anybody tell me a reason why they're watching this? I want to start it, but I'm a bit unsure.

Thank you!

So Ji Sub keeps outdoing himself, which you would think is unachievable. You watch one drama of his, and think - there's nothing that tops this. And then you move on to his next work, only to get even more impressed. His acting was honestly NOTHING less than perfect. Flawless, that's the only word that sums up this k-drama. In this day and age, it's pretty hard to find good shows. Most plots are overused, and everything has kinda gotten bland, hasn't it? This was everything but that. It's genuinely an honor to be able to watch this.

I loved that he won every single fight - even though it's impossible. I loved how unrealistic it was, and how he dominated two countries basically. His aura was carrying the whole show😭 It was so incredibly rewarding to see the bad guys get their punishments - and even more exhilarating to see the trio beat the villains every single time!

Although the elements in this k-drama are far from reality, there's one thing that is as real as it can get. A parent's love for their child. A father's unwavering support for his daughter. His desperation was felt throughout every single episode. This man had one thing only in mind, and that was his daughter. Bravo!

As for Han Soo and Jin Cheol - they preserved the warmth in this kdrama. Every time they were on the screen, everything immediately got better. I felt a sense of security and relief, whenever I saw them join hands with Mr. Kim. The solidarity and pure loyalty they have for each other are admirable, to say the least. They had each other's back consistently - their friendship was the core of the show.

My favourite character is actually Jin Cheol. He's such a cute softie with such immense strength, and so funny and likeable. I laughed so much thanks to him. His devotion to his wife and daughter was so damn endearing. Loved how he was wearing a t-shirt with a picture of his daughter in the center underneath his military uniform😭 And I noticed in the last episode, that he switched it with a new t-shirt where both of his loved ones were on 😭😭😭

And praise for Min-ji. She did so well!!! She definitely portrayed her character so well. She hit the nail on the head!

I also loved how there were questions left unanswered in the end. That usually annoys me, but this time I'm somehow pleased with it. What I'm most curious about is probably his real name. It must hold great significance if they didn't even reveal it in the ending. Seems like this was done on purpose - the loose ends. I'm guessing that a second season is what will tie all of it together—and maybe the reason why they left some pieces of the puzzle out.

Be careful of middle-aged men with glasses - you never know what they're hiding🤭

Nonetheless, great acting, great plot and great writing. The three greats! 10/10, no - 10000000000/10!!!

Gang Chan, tell lucifer I said hi😘

When Min-ji told her dad, that he can still call her Min-ji secretly, I was thinking that her new identity or name could just be Ji-min, as it's Min-ji spelled backwards. I didn't expect them to actually give her that name😭

If anybody needs help with kidnapping a child, just hit Gang Chan up. It's his specialty!

Ep 9 thoughts: the way I feel immediately relieved when I see Han Soo and Jin Cheol with 66 is indescribable😭 the way my hate for that piece of shit gang chan has transcended is beyond words. It's honestly impressive how shitty he is. I genuinely need him to die, like no mercy - just die pls.

And he's so so so weak. All he does is threaten ppl with their children. Like how low is that? That literally his MO - threatening parents with killing their minor children😭

btw why are the Netflix subtitles so wrong? or not wrong, but they're literally changing the wording completely...

Btw they just released an article stating, that they're open to the idea of a season two following the success of the show!

I've never seen this amount of loyalty before😭

ROCK AND ROLL!!!

Jin Cheol makes me wanna try those coffee bites. The man has them wherever he is😭

The way he's getting tortured is so heartbreaking. Imagine parting with your daughter, and having just a slight slither of hope that you might see her again, only to be awakened by torment. Them testing his loyalty to Korea by literally almost killing his is so goddamn wrong. I feel like no word can actually quite describe what they made him go through. The worst part is probably the psychological games. No moral at all. He's someone who has been betrayed by both countries. North and South. So devastating:(

Try mercy for none!

EP 7!
The scene where that dog of the villain gets beat up by Jin Cheol, is honestly NOTHING less than perfect. It was so so so damn satisfying to watch, and just exhilarating. Somehow I was looking more to him getting beat up than the actual piece of shit, Gang Chan. Omg what an absolutely exceptional sequence of scenes😭

As for the imbecile Gang Chan, bro that was so embarrassing😭 for someone whose profession is going around threatening ppl and seeming invincible, that was so fucking laughable. I mean what do you mean you got your ass absolutely BEAT😭 like our king Ji sub didn't even have to try? At least the dog he has on a leash put up a fight? Omg I'm getting second-hand embarrassment - he got absolutely HANDLED by our goat. I was honestly expecting a pretty fair fight, where we finally get to see the ML actually get battled by that is in at least in his league.
BTW HE DID ALL OF THAT WHILE GETTING STABBED AND SHOT! Hehe best parents meeting ever🫰🏼

All the hypertension I got from the previous episodes was just ERASED. Hallelujah!!!

Side note: the transition from the MC being forced to his knees to the villain begging on his knees for his life was incredible. The way the roles were completely reversed made that scene so satisfying. What a full circle moment😭

I've never been this attracted to the male species before. My God, they're good😭

Why did they tie her to the chair at the SMD or whatever it's called?!!! That's so wrong omg. And why in the WORLD haven't they gotten her checked medically?!! I mean the girl was hit by a brick, fell and fatally hurt her head and NO ONE has bothered to see if she's okay?

I would rather have the government get Min-ji, because at least they won't kill her (i hope so) - but that SML bitch will though😭