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Me too

My disappointment will not be greater if it is revealed that he committed all the crimes at the request of ML's mother.
Complicity in the crime could be considered a plot. But if the reason for all this is pure envy of ML, I will be outraged.
Maybe it's the first time I've discovered so quickly who the killer is in a drama.

The term C-Trauma is perfect. I will use it too. All the Chinese dramas I saw this year made me cry immensely. I thought about ending this year with the drama The History of Pearl Girl, but I'm stubborn and will watch The Long Ballad and Guardians of the Dafeng (if it's released this December).

I cry easily, so I'm not a reference for the subject. LOL

With each death I cried a lot. So, as there were many deaths, imagine how much I cried.

Now it's time to dry the tears.

Yes. I agree with you.

I always thought that she was a killer, but after ep 9 I don't know anything anymore. In fact, I always thought that she was the one who killed her friend and her mother. I couldn't believe that she was also drugged by her mother. HaBin is too smart to let that happen.

I thought the same.

Most likely not

I didn't see that scene. What a shame.

My biggest curiosity is, after watching episode 9, to know what happened to HaBin's brother.

I also think there is more than one killer

Did KSH ask his son, who is a child, to admit guilt for MinHa's murder?

I'm still waiting for episode 9 to be released with subtitles.

That may be why I was surprised

Perhaps yes.
I may fall into the story trap, but I still think she spent the entire series manipulating everyone.

My brain is going to fry.

About SeongHui still intrigues me. I remember a dialogue between her and Choi Yeong Min. He asked her if she would really run away with him, and her answer was yes. Why would she run away with him if he treated her badly? It didn't seem like a coercive question to me.

I'm eagerly awaiting episode 9.

I still think that HaBin was responsible for everyone's death.
With blackmail and manipulation, she thought she was committing the perfect crime.

For me, HaBin was the killer of all the characters.

Yes. I don't usually give up on a drama that has started.

This is really true

I'm on episode 4 and I already know it's going to be difficult. I finished a few days ago, dramas that made me cry a lot. So I'm going to take advantage of the fact that I'm in this vibe. But I know it's not an easy task