Meh...bored. Too many names/offices/cops/gangsters/corrupt politicians/blah blah blah to bother keeping track of. Seems to me they mostly sit around talking without much happening, except for the occasional dismemberment or murder. Can't believe there's two more hours of this to go...
How many similar yakuza/politicians/corporate corruption movies does the Korean film industry think it can make before it's maxed out? I feel I've seen a hundred variations of what's going on here.
Can any Korean actor portray a character without smoking cigs as a crutch? All my favorite movies and actors are Korean, so I get to ask this.
I love love love this movie! I will never not watch it lol. This is how disgusting human beings should be dealt…
My biggest problem with his method is that by constantly letting him go he put other people at risk causing more people do die, get hurt and traumatised. He should have locked him up somewhere and tortured him for a long time. He could have released him, letting him think he got away, and then lock him up again.
At the end I felt like the killer was right - he won. No matter what the main lead did, the pain he inflicted was not even close to the pain and destruction the kiler brought him, his victims and their families. I think that is probably why the ML cried like that at the end, it was mix of relief that he was finally done with his revenge mixed with the realization that nothing he did would take the pain away or bring back what he lost, be it the people he cared about or himself.
It felt like the Director or writer or whoever had a torture & humiliation kink, most of the women in the movie are just props to be abused and murdered after they've shown the audience a little skin. And their bodies used to lure the male gaze. Most of them are shown crying, screaming or begging for mercy. Only the granny is spared the humiliation because who wants to see her old body, right?. Pathetic!!!
honestly i have zero sympathy for the mom.. she neglected her child to the point where he ACTUALLY DIED... and then didn't have to deal with the consequences of killing her child because the jade emperor came by. she's pretty irredeemable to me
I love love love love this series and i just rewatched it. I said to my self there is no way i cry again cus i've done countless erratic weeping everytime i rewatched this series LOLS, but well well well, i am not god strogest soldier cus now I'm bawling all over again and my eyes look like this 3_3 gotta find a good excuse tommorrow at work on why my eyes looks so swollen hahaha
i dont usually rely on mld ratings n reviews anyways, but wow i js went through all of them n i cant believe some ppl rated it that low. thats disappointing, and sad for them..
Replying toNehaNivedita•Jul 30, 2025•Liked Feb 25, 2026
I think the ML is 39 (he was 9 when he ran away and the current time was 30 years after that), and the FL is in her late 20's (she started training with gun at around 15-18, and it's been 10 years since her training so she's around 25-28).
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I feel sorry for Deok Ki ! his Daughter !!! :( :( :( .
How many similar yakuza/politicians/corporate corruption movies does the Korean film industry think it can make before it's maxed out? I feel I've seen a hundred variations of what's going on here.
Can any Korean actor portray a character without smoking cigs as a crutch? All my favorite movies and actors are Korean, so I get to ask this.
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At times, the viewer may get Trauma watching that Violence n gore :|
(At one point, I wanted to slap every character ðŸ¤)
At the end I felt like the killer was right - he won. No matter what the main lead did, the pain he inflicted was not even close to the pain and destruction the kiler brought him, his victims and their families. I think that is probably why the ML cried like that at the end, it was mix of relief that he was finally done with his revenge mixed with the realization that nothing he did would take the pain away or bring back what he lost, be it the people he cared about or himself.