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Kang Hoon seems conflicted. It is like he can be attracted by the dark side. He is not really honest with Hee Soo, a girl he is supposed to befriend. I can see him becoming a villain in the future...

I am a bit annoyed that she throws herself at him like that. But I can understand it considering her personality. The good side of the thing is now she can see he is not really who she thinks he is and it does not really click between them.

They do not see it as real Love. They think it is a disaster caused by the mishandling of a spell.

To me he has decided to break up with his gf. He said it to her and to his friend. He does not have feelings for her but because she asked for time, he decided to play along with her proposal, dinner with the family, walking with her... When he said to the FL why he would like her when he has a princess as a gf, he basically used his still offfical girlfriend to justify that all this is because of the spell and it is her fault. I do not think he meant his gf is so much better than FL.

First two ep are not very engaging. The FL is a doormat and quite deluded with an horrible voice. But after ep3 it is quite fun after I got used to her personality. The interplay between the ML and FL became fun with the confusing situation they find themselves in all because of spells. I regret that in ep5 a lot of important things are dug out of drunken state. Really not fan of drunkness as a revealing agent. Will give it more eps see if interesting things develop about the main characters.

I did not see it coming. It is very probably he did it to keep Juwon doing the job he wants him to do.

I hope he and the ANSP director will both die a gruesome death....

Maybe he has two superpowers... ?

Yes it is bloody but it is really good.

Cool. Let's agree to disagree.

Yes good to be back in the present. Now the parents and kids will face things together.

I think the north koreans want the kids and eliminate the parents.

Cmon!!! why leave us with that cliffhanger???!!

You have your opinion but for me, he should have tracked down the man with a knife who was a known offender. But because the criminal's target was Do Ha, he let the case slip. He did not even bother to ask about the assailant and why. Sadly an innocent one felt victim of the criminal because of their choices.

I am not excluding Do Ha of his responsibilities. I am just saying Kang Min let the criminal go because Do Ha told him to. That's not how a policeman should handle the situation knowing that the purpose of that known criminal and former inmate is to kill someone.

A cop is supposed to do his job and arrest a criminal in an offences spree trying to kill someone. His job is to stop them. The "who he tried to stab and why" is not his problem. It is the problem of the prosecutor.

Not with So Mun. Open ending with Do Hwi. It is yours to interpret. For me she does meet him again but she won't date him.

I thought Mun and Ha Na had a good chemistry in S1 and it could have led to romance as they teased each other. Also she was sizzling with sexiness while beating Mun to train him. But agree she is like his noona in S2 and they have their own distinctive arc of story.

Honestly Na Jeok Bong was a ridiculous character for me and not funny at all.

I really struggled to finish this. The plot is too thin and the action tries too much to impress but becomes useless. Too many cheap emotional moments as there is no sense of real danger. The villains have no real purpose. I fast forwarded a few times. Disappointing.

I must be an incurable romantic because that first love arc of story was the only emotional arc that I liked. I did not care about Chu Mae Ok the old woman and her "new son" or Mo Tak and his younger colleague... I did not want them to end up together though.