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ML's half sister is so annoying. I hate her more than the mom

The FL and SML are half-siblings, yet they have some cozy romantic scenes. He wanted to marry her despite knowing it.

and MAYBE
there was a series of incest going on,between their ancestors.

Lee Da Hee looked great in her role

I'm currently on episode 3, and Zhuo Yi Chen's littlehair accessories are triggering my trypophobia a bit. Does he keep the same hairstyle throughout the entire drama?

Bael said she was sent by mistake and Justitia is the protagonist not Kang Bitna

My favorite thing about K-dramas is how they totally nail showing unexpected friendships.

My only hesitation about a season 2 is that it might feel too similar to season 1. The concept would likely remain the same, even if the cases themselves are different. Season 1 brought in fresh elements — the serial killings, the satanic angle, and their love story — all of which felt new and compelling. Season 2 might lack that novelty, and if it tries to revisit those elements, it risks feeling repetitive. I just hope they keep the series as unique as it already is

Well, I don’t mind the romance genre; it’s one of my reasons for liking this drama more. I replied to a comment that said the drama was less watchable because it had romance. If there are no dedicated traditional romantic scenes, I don’t understand why that should stop anyone from liking the drama.

I’m sorry to disagree, but I have to clarify that when the drama was airing, I had complaints about nearly everything except for their chemistry. I specifically criticized how their on-screen love story concluded.
As someone who was very excited from the moment the drama was announced—especially because of the genre—I recall that MAYBE Haein was offered the role in IU's upcoming project. However, I really wanted him to sign on for Love Next Door instead because it seemed more fun. Yes, I was disappointed.

I hated it, lovers trope or not, and I've already said that everyone has their own preferences. There's no need to get so worked up about it. I only continued watching because the actors had great chemistry, which the screenwriter failed to utilize effectively.I never said I dropped it in my comment, so are you keeping tabs on me?

To each their own but I hated it even tho I love childhood friends to lovers trope

Is the romance in the room with us? There isn’t a single dedicated romantic scene between them. They develop feelings for each other while solving cases, but it’s subtle and doesn’t interfere with the storyline. So why would this approach turn off viewers, even those who usually aren’t fans of romance?

This is nothing; I saw the father-son duo from Twinkling Watermelon getting shipped

And to answer your question, I think it will be a contract marriage like the one shown in 'Love in Contract,' where she won't be sexually active with every husband

What a POS this comment section has! I pray for their speedy recovery

I gave up. Honestly, I didn’t want to get personal, but he seems like one of those kids whose parents aren't involved in his life. It's like he's trying to attack people online to make his life less boring. I actually feel bad for him. The way he talks just screams that he’s a little kid

wdym? I didn’t talk about any sex scene

sorry for tagging you but @simonakdramas blocked me lol. I didn’t even say her anything, she put her opinion and blocked me. Such a coward

He's just a troll. See his profile picture.He must be a kid craving for attention

Yeah bcz you love to see them as romance. Bye bro you lack logic. You're just a troll