Cider Melon

ironical that people don't bored of rom-coms with repeated scripts but they sleep on thrillers after 10 minutes.

no you don't need to watch stranger to understand his character. In this spinoff is where he gets character development which shapes him into a different person. his character is potrayed as morally grey in sequels he's the kind of guy who tries to keep up with social hierarchy and capitalism of those above him.

lol he's still at it.

yeah planning to do that. Lol btw the poster looks so similar to city hunter (Japanese movie).

so S1 revolved around only a single case of death of the priest?

is it necessary to watch S1 or is it a episodic?

Jang te su profiled the behaviour of the killer and assumed that the killer is highly likely timid and someone with investigative knowledge so either it's Noh jae won ( he seemed empathetic in nature while back in meeting room) or someone inside police department. as you can see the English translated title for this drama is "such a close traitor".

there's a high chance that Noh jae won is the killer.

it's more like voice season 2 &3

it's frustrating to see the narrative going back and forth because of the push and pull between ML & FL.

countryside setting always have calm and soothing vibes. I hope lee yi kyung's upcoming drama (marry you) will have the same vibes.

Instead of showing the narrative of how they fell in love they're showing how they brokeup. am I the only one who think they had a toxic relationship.

poor guy got dumped throughout

his blackouts are caused by hypnosis which triggers his ASPD nature through chain of traumatic events form childhood.

the subtitles in it has a delay in timing due to auto generated subs.

it would be a better choice if they release a director's cut.

"Dong jae, the good or the bootlicker" would have been more precise title.

*was

nope, she just resembles his mother.

it's because both the ML were charged with the murder they didn't commit.

love is for suckers.