I'm on episode 12 rn and need answers... Can someone please explain how Justitia killed Satan if she's lower rank?…
i feel like the rank system is based on demons power not the other way around. if u strong enough to challange higher rank and win u become a rank higher than a demon u killed
This drama was marketed wrongly it’s actually a slice-of-life melodrama with healing moments woven in after…
the drama itself seems to be really well done and I see why it's captivating to some. it's just not my cup of tea and if I knew it's gonna be what it is I wouldn't have watched it. I just hope that mdl will change it's tags for the sake of future viewers.
This was me by the end of episode 8🥺The synopsis and the tags and the poster suggests this is a lighthearted…
fr fr, couldn't agree more. the drama itself seems to be so good, I just was expecting it to be more lightweight and heartwarming type. Life is hard and I rather my watch something less serious, that doesn't touch on heavy topics.
when I was 16 I told myself I will watch this when I turn 18 to relate more, but I'm 21 next week and haven't started watching this, so here o am asking this question, is it worth it is it a sad or happy ending and am I going to cry?
on episode 9 a d I cannot watch any further, after first few episodes I expected the drama to be more on a funny and fluffy side but unfortunately it's not (I cannot mentally stand to watch sad and serious one
so justitia is a roman goddes of fairness and justical system. She was said to live on Earth until she couldn't take humans' weakedness and went to the heavens and become the vigros constelation. Why would you make her a demon, considering all other demons have Biblical names and backstories. I feel that making her of a different origin means something and is going to be important with her character development. Also she is the only demon without cracks, scales, semi-hornes and other marks on her body, gremory is another one but she has a devilish/gothic make up and claws, leaving justitia the only "demon" without thypically demonic depiction. This being said here is my theory:
She is not actually a demon. She became one due to some mistake/evil intervention, eg. Bael making her one. She is either a lost/forgotten goddes (to the point she doesn't remember it herself) this would also explain why Bael wants her back in hell so desperately. He knows who she really is and doesn't want her to become her true self again. Or she will reach her true potential and become a goddes thus becoming a "True jugde".
Of corse her name might have been taken just for the sake of connecting the judge of hell with Kang Bitna the human judge. I think that not including the fact that Justitia's name is of different origin than other demons (Ars Goetia, king Salomon, mentiond in Bible vs Roman mythology) would be a shame and wasted potential. Especially since they addressed her being a goddes in 1st episode (convo with kidergardens). I think I'm just a sucker for hidden meanings and slightly hinted revelations.
Whether my theory proves to be true or not, I don't care as much, I was having fun coming up with it. I sincerely hope for Kang Bitna/Justitia and Han Daon to have a happy ending, otherwise i might spent next few weeks crushed and not being able to do the work I have to do properly. If any of you have read my whole essay, thank you, and let me know what you think in replies <3
She is not actually a demon. She became one due to some mistake/evil intervention, eg. Bael making her one. She is either a lost/forgotten goddes (to the point she doesn't remember it herself) this would also explain why Bael wants her back in hell so desperately. He knows who she really is and doesn't want her to become her true self again. Or she will reach her true potential and become a goddes thus becoming a "True jugde".
Of corse her name might have been taken just for the sake of connecting the judge of hell with Kang Bitna the human judge. I think that not including the fact that Justitia's name is of different origin than other demons (Ars Goetia, king Salomon, mentiond in Bible vs Roman mythology) would be a shame and wasted potential. Especially since they addressed her being a goddes in 1st episode (convo with kidergardens). I think I'm just a sucker for hidden meanings and slightly hinted revelations.
Whether my theory proves to be true or not, I don't care as much, I was having fun coming up with it. I sincerely hope for Kang Bitna/Justitia and Han Daon to have a happy ending, otherwise i might spent next few weeks crushed and not being able to do the work I have to do properly. If any of you have read my whole essay, thank you, and let me know what you think in replies <3