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Romance where exactly? lol😂 She’s married, her husband’s sick, and the whole drama’s about crime and moral dilemmas. It’s not some fanfic love story.
If holding an umbrella together counts as romance, then I guess I’m starring in a K-drama too

This is exactly what I’ve been feeling since the first episode. It’s not just about them working as lawyers and the technical side of the profession, but also about another side that talks about life a kind of everyday reality with human stories behind the cases: emotions, relationships, personal dilemmas, and especially different forms of love

Exactly.
every genre has its own purpose, and not everything needs forced romance just to please a wider audience.if i choose a legal drama, it's because I want a storyline that focuses on that.

Obsessed? It’s basically a ritual at this point 😂I love romance too,But sometimes, a drama works better without it. The story here is strong enough on its own.

If they add romance, I’ll drop it. Pls don’t force it🫂

Thanks💚

i totally understand where you're coming from and your opinion is valid, but I think you might miss some important details and maybe not fully get the story. I also get the feeling her male version will show up more than the female one.

I lost it at this scene 🤣

For anyone confused:
The main character (Kim ji Eun) turns into a man, but on the inside, she’s still the same person same mind, same love for her boyfriend.

👉 It’s not a BL, since the relationship is still between a man and a woman (only the appearance changed).

👉 It’s not really a queer drama either, as it doesn’t explore gender identity or sexuality in a meaningful way.

I get why some people are confused visually, it does look like a BL at times. But it’s really more of a gender swap fantasy comedy than anything else

ep 1 had me laughing 😭 It’s a little cliché, but it works and feels well put together

Funny how this whole ‘is it BL or not’ chaos is only happening here on MDL 😅 On other platforms, people are just enjoying the story and the gender-swap plot without overanalyzing it so much.

bro im honestly kinda shocked this is only happening here. On Twitter, Tumblr, TV Time, and Reddit, everyone’s chill with it.

Oh yeah, I get that! 😊
but i wasn’t comparing the stories i just mentioned High School Return of a Gangster as an example of how toxic the comment section got before it even aired, kinda like what’s happening here.

If you're feeling offended or uncomfortable, that's fine but seriously, constantly complaining or venting here isn't going to change anything. Saying it's homophobic or arguing about whether one guy is gonna kiss another won’t magically rewrite the plot. And whether they add an LGBTQ tag or not doesn't actually affect the content. This comment section is turning toxic, just like what happened with High School return of a gangster before it even aired

Nah, they didn’t cut it. It was announced as a 6 ep mini series from the start.

honestly forget the ratings. People might be giving it low scores, but that doesn't matter. What matters is we're enjoying it!

I saw a lot of people saying he got fixated on the glasses, but isn’t that just part of the investigation process? The guy dies saying weird stuff, and a personal item goes missing I’d definitely be suspicious too. Any detective with even a bit of sense would want to dig deeper. That’s not overreacting, that’s just doing the right job.

the chemistry and tension is insanely screaming loud and that's what you get with having a visual power couple right there🧎‍♀️

The moment you realize the male lead is already in love in the first episode… that’s when you know you’re about to fall even harder for the show. It hits you like a slap but you kind of love it

Seo’s biggest problem is that she wants to kill her father, thinking he’d just let it happen easily. But she completely underestimates how clever and manipulative he really is. This man has no respect for anyone he dismembers bodies, pretends to be a good person, and even manipulates a child to help him with his crimes. The only person he actually wants around is Seo. That’s why he keeps her close, forcing her to be complicit in his atrocities and helping him continue what he does.

From the very beginning, the relationship between father and daughter has been a twisted game of cat and mouse. He killed on purpose, knowing Seo would perform the autopsy. It was a cruel way of communicating with her leaving objects connected to Seo and her older sister on the victims' bodies so she’d know he was nearby. When he finally realized that his daughter wasn’t going to join him or accept his side, he had to come up with a smarter way to pull her back in.

The best strategy he found was to frame her to make it look like it was all her fault, leaving her completely cornered. By doing that, he turned everyone against her, isolating her and cutting off all her options. That way, the only choice she’d have left was to turn to him — exactly what he wanted. He set the whole thing up to make sure she’d be desperate enough to run straight to him, like he was her only way out.