Yeah, the lack of story is a flaw. If there was some sort of meaning or interpretation to take, I missed it. Maybe it was The Key to Redemption or Salvation or something.
I don't know what they're talking about in that section. There is no other murder that's going to happen in the…
I think I'd prefer the drama too if I can read the book. Idk how much of a villain the doctor will turn out to be but I think this setting would be better for the way story is going. Also I like them volunteering at the hospital instead of him being their teacher more. All these small changes gathering together will make a big difference as it goes on. Korean loves their plot twists, maybe they change something to make it more dramatic and local...
I don't know what they're talking about in that section. There is no other murder that's going to happen in the…
Some summary I saw said a new murder happens at the present time. Drama page at Namu has a part noting differences from the novel in every episodes like the cop's wife is alive but cheating and else. It said Dr. Park takes HS to SO and returns her while in the novel kidnaps her, this had me confused as she's supposedly there at the end. Reading your comment I checked Google reads plot and it does say disappearance. Seems I was misinformed by the wording of the other one. Thanks for clarifying.🙏🏻
The novel wasn't available for borrowing so I've only seen differences from the original section in Namu.wiki. but summary says another murder happens at the present timeline. Are they going to change it here or it hasn't reached there yet?
I pity GO and his fate, but serves his father right that he even didn't know the extent of his son's involvment and the whole story but still betrayed his best friend, rushed the investigation, manipulated JW into confessing and covered for those filthy r*****s and their crime enabler fathers.
10 yrs later he still didn't knew the whole story but didn't bother to let his son speaks, he knew his unstable mental health yet instead of helping GO manipulated him into lying again so he could save his own position. He dug this grave, now his own son lies in it. Imagine it turns out he killed BY because he thought GO assaulted her. 🤐
At least the horrid mom in Beyond Evil knew the whole supposed story of hit and run accident. I won't count on it but I hope GO left some sort of suicide note to tell the whole story and why he was so affected.
They did show a scene of him at his house in his first night at Mucheon just to tell us he does have one if he…
Our man was TIRED. He probably hasn't brought much thinking he's going to be out of exile real soon.
He'll probably have enough of collecting an injured JW and takes him home, also finds out nothing will be solved in that wretched station so brings work to home.
If someone put all these people in a mixer, they can't even get out half a human being! What a despicable bunch!! How come JW's parents lived with these awful things....
The first two episodes were nothing special, typical happy and "Perfect Family" having it all only for everything to go downhill. But the suspense and characters don't seem intriguing enough to warrent a good watch.
I don't believe the chairwoman actually scrapped her motherly insticts to save her evil spawn. Doing it to save Hwain's reputation was more in character of her than going to the prison and saying "you killed you dad, it's alright, no one will know. You killed your brother, alright, it was his fate."
How she was forced to look away from 18 tr won and losing her prince and her trusted lackey showed her broken ego more. Normally in these kind of plots where a villain parent is very harsh to their abused child and obsessively wants them to inherit everything when that child ends up dying, they more than once break down and feel the regret. We didn't see her reaction to YG's death and how was it.
The ending wasn't a surprise really, since they showed that unnecessary fastforward scene, it was obvious who's the victim and as it went the murderer was easy to guess too.
They took their time until eps. 6-7 before speeding things up but still it was rushed, underdeveloped and underwhelming. The whole case around the friend's death and other contract killings was wrapped up messily and in an unsatisfying way.
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Did you get your wish to see NCS's house? He even changed his clothes several times in ep. 9🤦🏻♀️😅
10 yrs later he still didn't knew the whole story but didn't bother to let his son speaks, he knew his unstable mental health yet instead of helping GO manipulated him into lying again so he could save his own position. He dug this grave, now his own son lies in it. Imagine it turns out he killed BY because he thought GO assaulted her. 🤐
At least the horrid mom in Beyond Evil knew the whole supposed story of hit and run accident. I won't count on it but I hope GO left some sort of suicide note to tell the whole story and why he was so affected.
He'll probably have enough of collecting an injured JW and takes him home, also finds out nothing will be solved in that wretched station so brings work to home.
How she was forced to look away from 18 tr won and losing her prince and her trusted lackey showed her broken ego more. Normally in these kind of plots where a villain parent is very harsh to their abused child and obsessively wants them to inherit everything when that child ends up dying, they more than once break down and feel the regret. We didn't see her reaction to YG's death and how was it.
They took their time until eps. 6-7 before speeding things up but still it was rushed, underdeveloped and underwhelming. The whole case around the friend's death and other contract killings was wrapped up messily and in an unsatisfying way.