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10 minutes of the first episode and it's so much fun...lol

Lu Xiao Mei, Cheng Ling Su and Hu Fei are an unusual trio that is so much fun to watch...lol

You can feel that, but it's a slow process that has now gained some momentum with the emergence of the ex-girlfriend.

Yes...

It's time to give the two main leads a kick in the butt so that their relationship can move forward because the 7th episode was the first one that was really boring and I think Choi Min is the right person for that...

Synopsis:
Go Mi-Ho throws away her life for the terminally ill man who tried to murder her husband and, during the murder attempt, seriously injured her husband's rescuer. A dark thriller that mercilessly punishes morally questionable decisions, even if made with good intentions.

Choi Do-Ha and Hyun Joo-Hee were the more uncompromising and loving power couple than Park Chang-Ho and Go Mi-Ho for many episodes. I would have liked Mr. Tak to confess to Go Mi-Ho that he wanted to murder her husband, but unfortunately he dies as a conniving coward. What I liked is the loving expression Go Mi-Ho has when she looks at her husband, I would have liked to see more of those short moments before because if that is not the main theme, this relationship is the foundation on which drama is built. Such emotions are quite difficult to play and Im Yoon Ah does it terrific. I'm still hoping for a happy ending and a baby for the main leads.

What a fight while Miao Ren Feng is holding his baby daughter with one arm....lol

I would like to thank you for the constructive responses and have now deleted this post; mimosaleaf has explained it much better. What I felt was missing was simply more passion, emotion, and communication in the relationship between Park Chang-Ho and Go Mi-Ho after Park Chang-Ho was imprisoned. Human emotions or actions have to be comprehensible in a drama, and there were some things that didn't fit together. They still have a lot to make up for in the last two episodes....

Thank you for the support, nice that you have forgiven him for the murder attack on Park Chang-Ho and the stabbing of No Park and are interested in his further interactions with Go Mi-Ho. Tak Kwang-Yeon has already won hearts when it was assumed that he had slaughtered nine women; a real sympathizer that triggers the SML syndrome in some, which was evident from some comments.

Interesting theory, I admire that creativity; Go Mi-Ho's father-in-law a psychopath who takes all the spotlight away from Tak Kwang-Yeon...hmm, with one laughing eye and one crying eye, why not!

I only add drama shaping personalities as a profile picture, Waterfowl failed in that regard....

Lol...SML Syndrome...Having left nine women cold, he must have enjoyed feeling the warm body of Go Mi-Ho during the rescue operation, which might have sparked quite a bit in her too, judging by their subsequent emotional interactions during her prison visit (By the way, he could be innocent of the woman murders and just wanted to murder her husband, neither of which she knows at this point). The question is, of course, whether Go Mi-Ho would have saved her protégé at the risk of her life if it had already been known that he might not have killed nine women, or whether this was exactly what made her close bond with him and for which she risks her whole life. Big Mouth is a dark thriller that plays with human perversions and abysses after it really started out as usual...

I slightly underestimated the screenwriters; the drama stirs emotions and a key scene was sure that Go Mi-Ho sacrificed her life and the future of her family for the death row inmate Tak Kwang-Yeon, who according to what was known at the time was said to have murdered nine women and who is perhaps innocent according to today's assumptions . Nasty enough, there was also Tak Kwang-Yeon's attempted murder of her husband Park Chang-Ho, which almost succeeded. The screenwriters lured Go Mi-Ho's followers into the moral trap, built Tak Kwang-Yeon into a sympathetic figure, allowed Tak Kwang-Yeon to be physically and emotionally close to Go Mi-Ho when her relationship with Park Chang-Ho seemed distant. They could go one step further by making Tak Kwang-Yeon innocent of the woman murders, which she didn't know at the time of her decision to save him, nor did she know that she saved her husband's near-murderer and so logically doesn't change anything about her controversial rescue decision at the time. As Go Mi-Ho and Park Chang-Ho grow closer and something of a married life emerges and the affection between the two is finally felt, the future of this family is in question. In a thriller, all actions have consequences, but I still hope for a happy ending and a child for the couple...unfortunately, in this thriller with its rather dark humor, everything is to be expected...

I've suspected for a long time that he is innocent, a psychopath has no feelings for his mother. But the crucial thing is that Go Mi Ho didn't know that he could be innocent at the time of the rescue operation. It all comes down to the same thing. To top it off, the screenwriters had him attempt to murder her husband. It is an emotional relationship triangle between the couple and Tak Kwang-Yeon.

The screenwriters make Go Mi Ho pay mercilessly for sacrificing her life and her family's future for the doomed Tak Kwang-Yeon, who murdered nine women and almost managed to murder her husband. Although she probably didn't know anything about this assassination attempt. So the screenwriters are more brutal in their moral criticism than those who got upset over Go Mi Ho's impulsive decisions. As Go Mi Ho and Park Chang-Ho became close again and something resembling married life emerged and the affection between the two was finally felt, the future of this family is now in question. All actions have consequences in a thriller, but I still hope for a happy ending and a child for the couple...unfortunately in this thriller with its rather dark humor, everything is to be expected...

In episode 13, we only see close physical proximity between Go Mi Ho and her protégé Tak Kwang-Yeon, for whom she was willing to sacrifice her life, and of course between Choe Do Ha and Hyun Joo-Hee, who show Park Chang Ho and Go Mi Ho in an exemplary way how a loving couple can master difficult situations and comfort and encourage each other with physical closeness. Honestly, what were the screenwriters thinking; when Park Chang Ho arrived in the hotel room - Go Mi Ho: we were worried about you, good that you are here now and stay away from me...lol. A loving couple that cares for each other and seeks closeness to each other are not the two at the moment, not even seen through rose-colored glasses...Hope for improvement and for scenes like at the beginning of the drama.

Go Mi Ho as the Big Mouse would answer many questions but also raise new ones, especially concerning her relationship with her warm-hearted but loud-mouthed husband who actually owes her everything before his prison stay. Go Mi Ho also stood by him when he endangered the family's financial existence with his clumsy behavior. Such a great wife is almost too perfect to be true...lol. How will the self-sacrificing relationship between Go Mi Ho and her protégé, Tak Kwang-Yeon, discovered by many as a new sympathizer, develop? I do wish for some loving scenes between Go Mi Ho and her husband à la the beginning of the drama and a baby; is that too cheesy? But it's a thriller with surprising twists...we'll see. I'm curious how it will continue...

I also would have liked to see more scenes of the main leads together. I write a lot about this drama because it is exciting and opaque. The goal for the drama makers has been reached...

The drama moves the minds; so boredom is certainly not on the agenda...