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I didn’t understand them as villains, though? To me they seem more like people who are misguided in their attempts to save the world.

Have you seen Love O2O? I could have circled the lead actress' upper arm with my fingers, that's how skinny she was. It distracted me the entire time.

If you're not enjoying it, just drop it. There are way too many dramas and life's too short to waste on stuff you dislike. Or that's my philosophy, at least.

Might be because it's pretty hard to find if you keep to legal streaming platforms...

It's happened before, though.

In his defense, JJH is acting extremely suspicious. You can't blame him for trying to protect her from what could be a serial killer (especially with the news talking about a 30-something woman having been killed the day before).

Yes, he is. Strong SLS in this one.

He's not her ex, he's gay haha

Same, it's just so much fun! NGM in tip-top shape as usual, his facial expressions are pure
gold. Can't wait for next week.

I see what you mean. Then again, we don't watch romantic KDramas to get something new haha. Those writers like their clichés.

I've seen two shows this year where the writers missed a huge opportunity by not making the protag the actual villain. The disappointment always hits hard.

I like their friendship as well. My bet's on ML being a crime scene investigator, or something. No way the screenwriters would have the guts to make him an actual criminal.

I'm halfway through episode 2 and bored out of my mind, to be honest. The only thing I like is the SML, but since I know he won't get the girl, it feels a bit pointless to get invested in that.

I don't know, SML seems to know and understand very well, and to be very considerate, too. I'm halfway through episode 2 and I have yet to see anything truly endearing about ML. Except maybe his efforts to learn to communicate, but that's severely undermined by the show's efforts to convince us that he's a serial killer.

Is it necessary to have watched the other ones before starting this one?

According to WeTV, it's The Emperor's Love Swap.

The way I'm refraining from clicking that "Reveal Spoiler" button lmao

They wrote Empress Ki as well, which certainly had an ending. Tbh, they probably got told a second season would be made for Vagabond, and then somebody dropped the ball...

OMG, YES. I was waiting for him to get his moment of glory where he showed them all who's boss, but nope, didn't happen! Also, his entire backstory makes zero sense and would have deserved at least a few episodes of explanation.

Nirvana in Fire has a similar plot. You might want to check it out if you haven't seen it already, it's a gorgeous drama.