By the power vested unto me as an MDLer, I declare Hong Hae-In the Queen of Blue. She looks so good in virtually all shades of blue, even the ones that hardly look good on anyone.
Imagine being in a delulu competition with Eunseong as your opponent 💀ðŸ˜
I really hate his face at this moment. He needs a good popular role to redeem his image in my mind; from Psychopath diary to the Glory and now here. Always playing annoying villains.
They can procreate, but it makes them more humane. They can also jump to another body when the one they infected…
I don't know what happened in the manga, but in this series, they can't reproduce at least not yet. I don't think jumping bodies is that easy for them, if not, there will be more of them doing it.
I think these parasites are one of the most stupid alien sentient beings I've ever seen in a fictional work. They can't reproduce naturally, they're very few in number compared to the number of humans, they can be easily killed by normal human weapons; all these points make them far inferior to humans and yet rather than lay low and ensure their survival by skilfully incorporating into the human society, they chose to draw attention to themselves by creating chaos. Overall, this was a really enjoyable series (a solid 9/10), I loved the Su In and Heidi, and also the bad-ass Choi Junkyung, even though she was really annoying most of the times, I'm glad she had some sense knocked into her in the end. It looks like season 2 is going to kick things up a notch, I'm so looking forward to it.
This is the first time I'm confident that a series will tie up this "let's break up at the penultimate episode" trope well. Maybe 90% sure, I hope they don't disappoint though.
I'm of the school of thought that believes LLH is truly dead. While it's a tragic end, it's still a fitting end for him. He yearned for peace the most, and living would've just brought him more troubles. It's kind of selfish because it's the people that love him that are left behind that will suffer his loss the most, but he's been selfless all his life, he deserves this final act of selfishness.
It takes a special kind of evil to be intimate with someone for 20 years and still constantly plotting evil against them.
Overall, this was a really enjoyable series (a solid 9/10), I loved the Su In and Heidi, and also the bad-ass Choi Junkyung, even though she was really annoying most of the times, I'm glad she had some sense knocked into her in the end. It looks like season 2 is going to kick things up a notch, I'm so looking forward to it.