Jess

Based on the poster and synopsis, I was expecting it to be mostly romance, which is usually what I sign up for with K-dramas, served with a side of whatever else, but this was purely a murder mystery with a bit of romance on the side, way later in the game. Their chemistry sometimes felt awkward or forced, even though their longing and love for each other were clearly present, and it's what got us through the waiting. Just to be disappointed once we're there.
They did make up for all the murder stuff, and it left a smile on my face in the end. That's why it wasn't a 6 out of 10, but still, if they'd had a better connection, I think this could have been amazing.
I will say I've never witness such beautiful bortherly and sisterly love before in all the almost 200 kdramas I've watched. There should also be a reward for best mother character ever and then she should be named a saint because this mother was unlike any other that I've ever seen before. I fell for the characters which made it fun to watch and helped me to relate to them more.

So if you're here for a murder mystery, you're in the right place with these horrific villains that really deserve the worst. But if you're a romance lover like me, the beginning might be a drag, and if you love clean, cute love, then stay and you'll have a ton of that later.
I enjoyed it, don't know if I'd watch it again because of the 32-episode format, which made it feel so much longer than it needed to be, but I'm not mad I watched it. It was fun.