just tell me if it has a clean ending?? like no confusion left if there is going to be 2nd season or not...
I believe it's clean enough. It doesn't spell out every detail, and it takes a moment to connect the dots but I walked away from it satisfied. In fact, upon second viewing I found it near perfect.
I have a question. So, if Jin Man was selling guns to others, then why was there no one to protect Jian other…
Eh, I think it's hinted when Mr. Kim takes out his chip/code that they're simply treacherous. They went for the money Babylon offered and betrayed the rules knowing Jinman is gone so they weren't afraid of ignoring the deal. The yellow code guys are loyal, but they're not killers so they only show up at the end.
I'm sorry but i didn't like the ending. Soo many things left to adress that they clearly expect a second season.What…
The logical conclusion is that Pasin took Minhye to get treated and Jinman was away fighting Bale. It was hinted at but not obviously shown. Ep7 essentially tells us the whole setup was a trap Jinman set to go off once Babylon or Bale make their move on him. 🤔
Enjoyed this a lot but what is with that open ending? Also, didn’t think that flashback in ep. 7 was necessary…
Jinman prepared for everything for a long time and saw through the hacker kid right away, then set the plan in motion to lure everyone to the house while he hunts down and hopefully kills Bale. His heavy injuries in the last scene tell us what happened... It was kinda sneaky but I don't think it's an open ending, thankfully! :)
you can figure then out most of them on your own... he used the drug to look dead and as this all his plan, he…
Yes, I also felt they did not show their fight because it would have been like a rerun of what we have seen at the end of ep6. Also, to be fair, Seongju was more prominent as a villain, and it felt more deserving for the last battle to be between him and Jian.
I'd believe that she passed out and Pasin urgently took her to hospital or somewhere to get treated. I think otherwise he would stay to help Jian, so this seems like the most logical explanation to me because it explains his absence too.
I also brought this up a while ago. The 16 episodes formula while having produced some of the greatest kdrama…
Yep... Webtoon too had drama, but one that was fun and entertaining, as the lead couple put up a united front against sumin and minhwan's scheming and it was amazing. Really sad they changed it in the drama, so pointless...
following all the last episodes ep 12 makes no sense seeing and feeling what FL does. it's still entertaining…
I know, it's textbook example of bad writing to justify a plot that males little sense... which is a pity because characterization had been great until that point 🥲
So I am the only one that thought it’s going a bit downhill writing wise? I mean with the latest episode showing…
Absolutely! I read the webtoon and while I didn't mind some of the earlier changes, adding this ex fiance plot really ruined it all. The refreshing fun of the webtoon was how sumin and minhwan spiral into being more an more desperate and deranged and it was kinda like a black comedy. Dramatic but hilarious?
Here they totally ruined the tone, made everything boring, and did disservice to half of the characters.
I don't feel that anyone who's so used to abuse and low self esteem suddenly turns into a cunning and shrewd revenge…
I think the difference is that high school bullies would feel less intimidating in her memory (it was distant past), so it was easier to confront them, while she must build more courage before her best friend and husband, who abused her for years and she believes she's fated to die by their hand.
I think she's starting to get tougher now after developments at work in Ep 6. Felt like she decided to be more of a fighter. :)
Down with trash journalism. It would be borderline forgivable if you wrote an article about how Dispatch is trashing an actress with no justification. But this? This kind of title? Really a disgrace, kisskh, you need to choose your staffers better.
And I repeat, you need to choose your staffers, editors, or collaborators better. I mean, come on - it can't feel good to be in bed with the likes of those. We all recently saw what can happen...
As much as I like Park Minyoung, I don't think I can get through this. The webtoon is super cheesy as is, but…
Hi! I found much of webtoon to feel a little like a black comedy, notably in the parts where Jiwon is outwitting more and more unhinged Sumin and Jihyuk. When you say this drama takes it further, is it in this direction or did the change the tone? I was really curious about this... Thanks in advance! ^^
Here they totally ruined the tone, made everything boring, and did disservice to half of the characters.
You really said it right.
I think she's starting to get tougher now after developments at work in Ep 6. Felt like she decided to be more of a fighter. :)
And I repeat, you need to choose your staffers, editors, or collaborators better. I mean, come on - it can't feel good to be in bed with the likes of those. We all recently saw what can happen...