Isooganghyun

I feel the same way! I also only watched her in vincenzo and liked her there, and saw only her clips with son suk ku in be melodramatic because I liked their dynamic. But her character here isn't doing it for me, although I really tried to give it time... It's over the top no matter how I look at it. It doesn't mean she isn't a good actress, it's just that the role doesn't fit her somehow

I honestly cringed so hard

fully agree with every point! The first two episodes were soo promising but it went downhill after that

When characters are 100% good from start to finish, people complain that they're unidimensional, bland and boring. But when they're layered, complex, morally grey, they complain that they're not decent and righteous enough. I can't with people, lmao
The female lead's a unique, ambiguous, unpredictable character, the type of character people always pretend they want to see more of in dramas, but now that they have her, they're complaining still.
this is why I rarely engage with fandoms, they ruin everything good

seeing the promo for episode 11, I'm glad I was wrong! Leo will be back!!

Amazing episode today!
But I noticed the end credits mentioned ''special thanks to Go Jun for the special appearance'', which took me off guard. Does that mean this is the end of Leo's arc? It doesn't make sense as it felt like they were just starting to peel the layers of his mysterious character...He was the most interesting villain for me so far, always seeming morally ambiguous what with the flashback of him as a kid, and letting that teenager who drew a gun at him flee, and yet again this episode with the new flashback of him hesitantly killing Han Na's father...They kept keeping his past under wraps and his true intentions in a somewhat grey area only to suddenly drop his character? I hope I'm misinterpreting the end credits...

hear hear!
A flawed male lead will always catch my heart most because you can truly connect with him on an emotional level, unlike the unrealistic perfect male leads that just feel like props all the time

No one is being aggressive...We're pointing out why her face is emotionless, it's due to the role she's playing, that's all. This is a forum for discussions after all, people will give feedback on your comments

yeah it's a shame how things turned out in our times

I get that.. But the evolution of their dynamic suddenly picked up the pace without organically working its way up in my opinion. Whether she's sick or not doesn't change that. I also expected the male lead to showcase more reluctance given his character build-up so far. Oh well. It is what it is

A kiss is an extremely intimate act; it's not ''just a kiss''. It's truly sad that we have reduced it to such a forgettable, cheap thing we can do with anyone we're not committed to. Having a few months left to live is no excuse to act irresponsibly in my opinion, when in fact we should be even more careful with every choice we make as we won't have much time to correct it if we regret it. Anyway, that's my point of view. Yours is yours.

she's one of my absolute favourites :)
my favourite role of hers will always be park taeyang in love all play. That role gave her such good material to showcase her ability

she barely knows him to love him though...love is a pretty big word to throw in this soon

then it's even worse, if they did something that intimate without being together

''just''
I also miss the days where physical intimacy actually had a meaning instead of being a cheap tool to make a dynamic progress

I'm well aware
It's still way too fast

I love the drama, but they got together way too soon. Everyone's raving about episode 4, but I find that it came out of nowhere. They barely know each other still
I miss the old dramas, where the leads' dynamic progressed more slowly. It all feels too fast nowadays. I'm into slowburns, which I thought this would be, so it took me by surprise.
I'm enjoying the story nonetheless

I think it's because even if she isn't charged, her reputation as a medical examiner would forever be ruined and she would lose her career. Everything she worked hard for after cutting ties with that psychopath would come to the ground. I agree that she should still tell the police but with everything she has to lose, it still makes sense why she wouldn't want her name to be publicly tainted as such. The media would have a field day. I can imagine the headlines already: famous medical examiner turns out to be psychopathic serial killer's daughter; medical examiner learned her autopsy skills by watching her father chop up corpses and cleaning after him, etc.

you've clearly never watched any of her other roles...Her character is supposed to be emotionally numb since she was raised as the assistant of a psychopathic serial killer. Juhyun is nailing her role as an apathetic, detached character whose heart was buried long ago as she was robbed of her innocence and childhood

I checked both and the subs were different. onetouchtv's were better, even if it's not on par with the usual subs we get for dramas. Just trying to help here.