DramaKakes

No one is arguing the other side of this argument... ? It's possible to have sympathy for Bongsu and still think he needs to let Gyeonu go and move on.

You're literally just listing all the ways he's an antagonist. And literally no one other than Bongsu thinks he should get to keep Gyeonu's body. But it's understandable why Bongsu thinks he should get a second chance at life and that's why he's a GOOD antagonist.

He's a literal child in pain, lashing out and causing damage beyond what he can comprehend. He's a true sympathetic antagonist, resentful only because he didn't get a life which is completely understandable. His wish being to become an adult broke my heart.

Bongsu is a FANTASTIC character. I don't understand why people are complaining...

I've reported this post. Statutory rape is rape.

meanwhile i'm over here most annoyed about where mun jeong's story is headed...

I thought this was terrible tbh. Laughably bad writing and some very flat performances.

Wow - can't believe how much worse S3 was than S2. What a let down. Also there was no need for the cop storyline whatsoever. You could cut it out completely and it would affect nothing.

The subway stuff in episode 6 is maybe the coolest action I've seen in a kdrama all year.

ew what

Easily one of the best of the year. And personally for me, the themes here resonated more than When Life Gives You Tangerines. I'm definitely a found family over family family person.

It was fine. I’m surprised people have strong reactions to it either way tbh.

… plot holes?

I know it was supposed to be funny but it didn't land for me at all. He could only think of the FL romantically but still be kind and chivalrous toward other people in need.

Hmm. This one might not be for me. I found episode 3 so so boring. I feel like I don't know the FL at all, I really dislike her brothers, and ML not helping 2nd FL out of the pond made me dislike him too. And everyone just feels paper thin. :-/

This was okay. Really wonderful actors delivering great performances helped hide the fact that our team of detectives made wild leaps throughout the investigation, ignored obvious threads they should be pulling, and benefitted from some major coincidences.

The second episode was SO much better than the first.

I'd definitely recommend this to people who like ghost stories but if you're looking for a romance, this one's pretty tepid.

It didn't feel like censorship to me whatsoever. We found out by seeing him confess to a guy. How much more direct do they need to be?

It was never a slice of life. ML got an eye transplant in the first 5 minutes of the series and started seeing supernatural visions...