I really liked the first 4 episodes where the negotiation skills of Mr. Shin were key content. Episodes 5 and…
I think that the second part will focus more on Shin and the murder of his son. It also seems like that the father of the girl who he had saved is on his track. I expect to see more of him and his negotiations. But I agree about the romance part, I hope it will not overshadow the plot. It was better when it was more subtle.
I think that Shin's Project is unfortunately the type of kdrama that is loved by Koreans but overlooked by international fans. The ratings for Episode 5 are great and there's a big possibility the drama will eventually hit double digits. I hope that more international fans will discover it, the plot so far is very entertaining, the characters have excellent chemistry and the message about justice and corruption is being handled very ell.
Sure but why watch a love traingle show and expect it to focus on the girl's friendship and individual development…
I expected that it would focus on both. Of course the love triangle would be a key point but I had assumed it wouldn't be the whole personality for the girls.
I am confused.. Who is more stupid...the mother or the Son... Like seriously she knew wht her father can do and…
Many victims of abuse are unable to take action against their abusers. She endured so much trauma and abuse from a young age, it's logical that she wouldn't have the courage to do anything. She was just a child when she lost her mother and she had to live with her father since there wasn't anyone else to take her in. A child would never be able to report their father and through the passage of years, she must have developed a kind of numbness towards her trauma. Many victims react like that.
As for why she didn't give a hint to the police: the series established the fact that police was pretty much incapable of protecting the victims. The series hints about the flaws in the justice system. Besides, what would the point be to report him if she couldn't prove it?
I'm surprised to see no one commenting about the little information we got about Gyeong's backstory. It seems like he has some personal reasons which made him getting involved in drug business.
As for why she didn't give a hint to the police: the series established the fact that police was pretty much incapable of protecting the victims. The series hints about the flaws in the justice system. Besides, what would the point be to report him if she couldn't prove it?