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Well, they were first going to call this series 'Dominant Species,' right? Also, they conducted human experiments (on that researcher's wife), so I guess they would do something similar to ML.

who plays the role of Jiang Yang?

I think this will be good... because a literal lawyer is the screenwriter.

I need a teaser or atleast a poster.........

Where are y'all seeing this ? I don't see this in Amazon.

I don't know why she always reminds me of the japanese actor Konno Hiroki.

It's concerning how most of people seem to overlook the fact that Kim Mo Mi sexually assaulted Ki Hoon. He was clearly asleep/unconscious and unable to give consent.

ngl the poster looks sick af... sad to know that it will be kept in the dark.

Right!!!

Many people here criticize her aggressiveness without considering the lack of proper guidance she received while growing up. She wasn't taught how to behave or how not to behave, especially considering she works in a field where aggression is common, and she was the only female in her department. She experienced trauma, but she coped by distancing herself emotionally, and perhaps physically, from others.
Initially, she had no friends, but when she formed friendships with two others and her senior, her demeanor noticeably changed. She became less aggressive and more caring, highlighting the significance of connections.

Right!!! I recently found out that the screenwriters of "The Guest" were the ones who wrote it, and I couldn't believe it. They are literally on two extremes
one producing a masterpiece like "The Guest" and the other this .

Did you understand what they said?

It was not listed in Netflix's lineup for 2024.

so no grid 2 ?

so no grid 2 ?

The series did a terrible job of explaining it. The novel perfectly elucidated their connection. Shen Wei was essentially with Yun Lan for hundreds of years, following him around like a loyal companion and loving him unconditionally (or perhaps obsessively?). This is why he was willing to sacrifice his life for Yun Lan (although he ultimately didn't).

I know this is quite late, but I'll try my best to explain. At first, Jiang wasn’t sure if he wanted to take the case, but after speaking with Hou’s uncle, he agreed. That’s when he learned just how much Hou’s family had suffered.

Hou was falsely accused of being a rapist, and the weight of that accusation pushed him to his death. But the truth was, he didn’t commit the crime—and he didn’t take his own life either. He was murdered. Once respected in his village, Hou’s name was now ruined. The shame was so heavy that one of his parents (I’m not sure if it was his mother or father) reportedly had a mental breakdown.

Hou’s uncle begged Jiang to uncover the truth, insisting that Hou would never have done such a thing. Jiang, who had been Hou’s classmate, couldn’t ignore his plea. He had always been someone who cared deeply, and this case struck a chord with him.

For some people, turning a blind eye to corruption is simply impossible. Their morals, personal experiences, or strong sense of justice won’t let them. They refuse to betray their values, no matter the risk. Jiang was one of those people.

Even though he may not have spoken much about integrity, you could feel it in everything he did. It was like a tight knot in his throat—an unbearable weight from all the corruption around him. For people like Jiang, standing by isn’t an option. There’s a fire inside them that won’t let them ignore injustice. It pushes them to act, no matter the cost.

I don't know why, but I always feel compelled to defend this drama. Even after watching it three years ago, I still find myself coming back to recommend it to people and defend it against criticism.

I know it's very late to bring up, but don't you think it's quite evident from the colors and the prominence of certain individuals indicated? The timeline of the 2000s was primarily focused on HGP, followed by Jiang Yang being prominently featured in the 2003-2005 period, and Yan Liang in the 2010s. In the 2000s, the color palette was bright. In the 2003-2005 period, it became duller but still retained some colorfulness. However, in the 2010s, it's almost greyish. This portrayal aligns well with the story and the experiences the characters undergo.
I found it quite straightforward to deduce.

Well, you could start with 'Burning Ice,' its prequel, but it's not necessary. They share the same character (one of the main leads), but it's portrayed by a different actor. In my opinion, you can jump right into this one."

I miss Guard. so much....