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I don't see how that's a plot hole.
The parties have intersecting agendas at present.
However, we don't know what ultimately the evil spirit's agenda is either. It could all be a bluff.

Yes. I thought the same. I remember him from Strangers Again.

It's really the music. If you cut the volume, you'll notice the difference.

Dang! Now I have to wait a whole 6 days for the next episode.
Man those last few minutes had me on tenterhooks.

I am so glad we have shows like these.

I don't think he will either. All I'm saying is that if there's anyone who ends up dead, it will most likely be him.

It's one of my favourites of the genre.

I've only seen two episodes but so far it's very good. It's different from most K dramas out there.

I doubt anything of the sort would happen to her. Frankly from Kim Eun-hee's track record with protagonists, it's unlikely anything untoward will happen to the leads but if there's someone who will end up dead in the finale, it won't be her.

To my mind, the three best K dramas airing at the moment have no or little romance -- Revenant, Shadow Detective 2 and Miraculous Brothers. Why? Because they're not tethered to tropes and they have varying degrees of unpredictability. They can't do that if there's a featured romance and the story beats in the two genres clash. I don't think that there are too many K writers who can blend two or more genres without something going haywire somewhere in the middle.

The person I am most worried about to be honest is not San-young but Hae-sang. After all that talk about his impending death and helping her get rid of the evil spirit "at all cost", there's a good chance that he's the one that gets sacrificed.

I feel exactly the same about K drama romances in the last couple of years. Every rom com now is a parody of the genre. I can't watch them anymore and to think I started watching K dramas because of rom coms.

"The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interr'd with their bones."

That was one gripping episode. I think it's the geek in me excited about watching people sitting in libraries, archives and among books in general doing research, making discoveries about the past. It's the dream job. Of course I would happily do without the vengeful spirits. But I am gleeful over the fact that our male lead is a bit of a nerd and I get the feels watching him poring old documents.

The Jangrin villagers were undoubtedly knee deep in something that smells with Junghyeon Capital. They too sold their souls in this faustian pact.

Only 9 episodes have dropped so far.

Missing: The Other Side S1 and 2 I really like. Mystic Pop-up Bar and Tomorrow I really loved. The Uncanny Counter is great. All these shows are really heartwarming. Unlike most people I liked this writer's other drama Jirisan.

I didn't like Dark Hole as much but you may. Although it's more sci-if with horror elements.

Shouldn't the novel be called "God is Dead" if it's derived from Nietzsche? The "Almighty is Dead" feels to be an odd translation of a culturally significant touchstone.

I'm planning to watch that too.
I don't mind the blending of genres but I find that most shows don't really do them well. The juggling act is a tough one and the plotting doesn't pass muster.

K dramas weren't really great first half of the year. The quality of K dramas have declined in the last couple of years. Scripts that get greenlit that shouldn't.

I think it's a universal problem with Disney Plus. All their shows are so poorly promoted.

I would include Shadow Detective and Decoy in that list

I'm enjoying it as much as S1. Recent developments are a lot of fun.
Big conspiracy buff.