Merong

Ep 17 : They preserved the crime scene intact: a car parked outside, with doors open and sentries protecting it for days, till Jin Woo made up his mind and decided to defend Dong Ho. I mean, even if the Korean legal system allows it, and granting there are so many cops there that they can just leave sentries on each crime scene for so long, Is there someone more qualified than the corrupt cop or the vicious ex-prosecutor who concocted the trap, to know that defence counsel may visit the crime scene? suddenly they become conveniently dumb to wrap up the story?

I could imagine that, knowing he has less than 6 months to exact revenge, his belief in succeeding falters, and out of impatiences he uses whatever falls in his hands just to piss off his enemy. But, since Jin Woo doesn't show any signs of this kind of internal struggle, I rather just think that the screenwriter resorts to this frustrating method to build suspense.

Thanks for emphasizing that it's my opinion. I like to form them, I mean opinions, on my own, not influenced by the majority.

Yes, I think that when you make a character fall in the same situation almost every episode, the actor playing the role exhausts his mannerisms and facial expressions, and his acting becomes dull and less convincing.

And having Hyperthymesia condition at the same time, makes it rarer... let say... less probable than being killed from a falling piano while hiking on the moon.

Though falling for the ruses of the villains repeatedly, and simple ones at that... he demonstrates being fairly dumb.

Flawless?! come on! right off the top of my head, I can give you a dozen of inconsistencies and maybe a couple of plot holes... and if there was any acting talent, it did go to waste thanks to the drama's childish writing.

Childish and boring, what a waste of time! even though I fast forwarded through a lot of episodes.
Mental note: Never watch a romcom with Joo Sang Wook as the main lead, it's a red flag!

The fighting with shoelaces looked like a parody of Jackie Chan or Jet Li fighting scenes x‑D

and despite defence witnesses going back on their testimonies in court each time, Korean drama lawyers never use affidavits (getting a witness first statement in writing and under oath before going to court so they don't change their testimony incriminating further more your own client instead of helping him)

Rather unreasonable and frustrating cliffhanger, how can anyone set up a secret chamber so conspicuously located, leave its door open, and never lock the office's door.

it's a shame the protagonist sucks pretty bad at acting, the rest of the cast does pretty fine though.

inconsequential plot, didn't grab me, and I will probably forget it by tomorrow.

Just saw the number of episodes, 36!! now I understand why the story progresses at a snail's pace: so many needless scenes, flashbacks and mind-numbing stupid lines of dialogue...

I'm giving up watching this show, besides the lately overused beauty transformation plot, Hwang Jung Eum with her terrible over-acting and annoying shticks, is embarrassing to watch...

Someone should introduce them to the use of masks and the art of disguise, they practically expose their faces at every occasion most of the time needlessly making it difficult to understand the "Hidden Identity" part.

Okey Physiognomy turned from reading personalities to an infallible divination tool for the purpose of making the show more entertaining ...
But administering CPR at that epoch is a bit over the top

This not as cool as the concept promised to be. Actually, it's boring.
I'm gonna read the webtoon because I want to know where things started to go wrong...

Has anyone ever seen a character die from a cliff fall in a drama no matter how gravely injured he is ?

Maybe texting it ? They are merchandising in every kdrama show those big Samsung smartphones... it's absurd to use a letter specially by a teenager who is not even a nerd. No excuse for the writer, it's just a half-baked plot.