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At the moment she is meant to be a mystery, so it's not surprising that her part seems small and unfinished. We will gradually find out about her and I'm sure she will turn out to be interesting.

Lots of people don't give a rating to a drama until it's finished, so people who have enjoyed it may wait until the last episode then give a 9 or 10. Looking at the ratings as a drama is airing will rarely be helpful. Also, MDL ratings are often odd, as people upvote and downvote for strange reasons like not liking the actors or disagreeing with an opinion of someone in the show. I find the ratings on Viki much more accurate.

I have only watched the drama and I'm enjoying it. It's not a rom-com, which I think some of CZY's fans may have hoped for. It's a good drama set in a time of conflict, and dealing with some difficult subjects like PTSD and survivor guilt. I'm enjoying it, and I even think I would be OK with a non-happy-ending if it makes sense within the plot.

The actors are all doing a good job of portraying character growth, and it's keeping me interested for each new episode.

Thanks. I noticed it on Viki and wondered whether it was good. I'll take your recommendation as a good sign and try it. 😊

The FL had refused to eat or drink for "days" but was able to get up and run when she was released. If looking for realism, don't watch dramas (not just K-dramas... any dramas!). 😂

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"I've seen HJ's mole!"
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I agree. Not possible for this one, but I love the concept of a thriller where the whole thing is filmed as though there are two people - a hero and a villain with the same identity - and you get right to the penultimate episode and the ML is revealed in this way to be a split-personality killer! Clever.

😂 😂 I forgot the cops were there. Just thought I'd add another wild speculation into the mix. 😁😁

What if... HHJ got fed up of all the teary whispering, got out of the car, grabbed the gun and shot real BSE? (She is not usually quiet and obedient in a crisis!) Fake BSE might have taken the responsibility for what would still legally be a murder (even though technically self-defence) and disappeared so that HHJ could live on without being branded a killer while he investigated all the loose ends secretly and figured out a way to come back with his own identity later.

Even in that scenario he would still have to pretend, or the mum would be very suspicious of his reasons for returning the ring.

I have noticed that a lot of commenters scream "plot hole" whenever they don't understand the plot, or have skipped so many scenes that they missed the explanations.

Exactly! Anyone with half a brain would have left him there if they knew exactly what he was capable of.

Just think, if the secretary had swallowed the padlock key and run away after double-locking the real BSE in, his dad wouldn't have been able to let him out, the police would have had time to arrive and find their psycho culprit securely locked up and our leads could have gone straight to the hospital and had a nice happy ending in episode 11!

At the end of the scene the camera zooms in on the design on the ring and you can see the tiny round camera lens in it.

That bit bothered me for a few seconds too. He had been close enough for HJ to hear him and run into the road, so he must run at lightning speed to get that far ahead of their car.

Did you not notice the camera he had installed in the ring? He had to make it believable that he was giving the ring back for "nice" reasons, but he was pretending, just so that he could get that spy camera onto the old man's finger.

Always wait until a drama has finished airing if you want to see a more accurate rating. Lots of people (including me) don't rate it until the drama ends.

If you didn't like the first two episodes, you should probably drop it. They're very much indicative of the style of the rest of the drama. It is over-the-top moustache-twirling villains, dark car chases, leads rushing to dangerous places alone on the spur of the moment, tears, white trucks of doom and cheesy romance. Simple escapism with likeable leads, which is why people are enjoying it. If you want a complex crime plot with forensic detail, believable crimes and relatable families, this isn't the one to watch.

I wear my wedding ring and engagement ring 24/7 (married 23 years). Where is safer than on my finger? Wedding rings are made to be worn constantly, so they're not going to get damaged if you wear them all the time.