Shalom

"a moist sensibility"

Unfortunately men are always given less criticism than women. Its always been that way.

Byeon and Mun are* perfectly matched.

I wasnt even planning on watching this, but i have to now. I wanna see those lips!

I've just started ep 03, and omg if i was that old lady, i would go to the police and report MiJi for harassment.

You did not need to delete your comment. Your opinion is as valid as the next person.

That makes sense. Thank you.

But the whole point of giving him surgery to change his face was that there would be nothing at all from his past to link him to his true identity. Why go to such extreme lengths to restructure his face, and simply not change the shape of the scar? It makes no sense at all. All they had to do was change the shape. Add one other scar across the original.

Hmmm, i wonder will that scar, and its distinctive shape, resurface at some point in the series 🤔

So they were able to perform intricate plastic surgery on his face, but couldn't change the shape of the scar on his back?

I'm ignorant here, but where is this based? Is it a fictional time and place because those names are not korean?

Is he in the military now?

Good for her. Ive always liked her as an actress.

Baku looks just as old imo. They both stuck out as looking way more mature than everyone else. Still though, i enjoyed every episode.

Its the same in western dramas also, but sometimes an actor just looks too old to play a teenager. The actor who played Hu Min could pass for a 32 year old construction worker.

When he first appeared on screen i thought he was one of their older brothers or an uncle. Maybe he has been kept back to repeat a year for the last 10 years 🫣

Loved it, although some of those high schoolers looked old enugh to have a mortgage, wife and kids.

Really looking forward to this. Love SJK ❤️

Wow, thank you for that explanation. All of that went way over my head when i was watching the show.

Can someone explain the ultrasound scan scene for me? Who were they and what did it mean?

This drama started out strong enough, but really went down hill. Regarding the ending, the only things i liked was DJ not ending up with the FL. My god she was boring. And while most disagree, i liked how they showed the character of Seon Wu, how he didn’t change and that sometimes bad people do horrific things and they still end up winning in the end.

While it’s not the best thriller/political intrigue show out there, i would recommend giving it a watch. I did like PHS in this. It’s the first time i see him as a man and not a kid. You won’t miss much if you decide not to, but it is bingeable as there are twists and turns and cliffhangers.

Enjoy it for what it is.