RamenKingAndI

Guns are very, very hard to come by in South Korea, even illegally, and from 2012 to June 2018, only 88 gun related accidents/crimes occurred in SK (source: https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20180823003200315).

So while a bad guy is more likely to own a gun, the odds are statistically in Lee Je Hoon's favor that they do not have them, and as a South Korean, he would be aware of those odds.

I don't think he's tired of being an idol, and I think the scene with the surprise proposal shows that he loves being there for his fans. Instead, I suspect he's growing increasingly frustrated keeping up with the image his company created for him (Remember, he's even lying about his age. ) and the demands the company head is placing on him.

I suspect the series will end with him having GY write a tell-all story about the "real Joo Hoon" and he will go on living as an idol that's true to himself, possibly at a different company,

I'm honestly going to be pissed if JJ and In Hyung reconcile. They are both fairly toxic (him more than her), and I don't want their relationship to turn into the "love heals toxic relationship" trope.

You're version would certainly make things more interesting, but JJ's behavior-- especially towards In Hyung--is entirely due to his insecurities.

It's a classic case of an insecure guy not being confident that his girlfriend loves him, so he becomes a controlling jerk in order to monitor her because he thinks knowing where she is 24/7 will prevent her from leaving him for another man. In this case, the man is also her ex-boyfriend and his former friend, who he's still pissed off at for not joining him when he started his own company, which he say as a betrayal of friendship.

If we don't get a confession in the last episode, I'm going to be so upset.

So, my theory is that the marble remains red and steals "normal" women's essence to feed the gumiho, but if the marble enters the body of a potential love match, like our leading lady, it flickers blue. The marble then changes color depending on the love match's feelings for him, and it only permanently turns blue when she completely loves him. So when he went in to kiss Dam, her heart fluttered and turned the marble blue.

I suspect that after he saw the marble flicker blue when she first ate it in episode one, he has since been hesitating to make her fall in love with him because he came close to having his marble turn blue with the woman from his past, who died before his marble turned blue. He's probably emotionally scarred from having someone he cared about die, but on the other hand seeing the marble flicker blue is probably revitalizing his dream of becoming human again. So when he hugged her, it was symbolic of him choosing to keep her around and have her fall in love with him.

This romance reminds me of Winter Garden in Hospital Playlist: extremely subtle, with one character's feelings a mystery, and like WG, all the fans seem to be rooting for it!

OMG If they leave us hanging, I may just riot! haha.

Well, Kang Sol A and B are the only women left in the study group, so even if he didn't say a name, it has to be one of the two, and Sol A is so dense she's going to assume it's B. Although, I'm not sure calling her dense is fair. She does have a lot going on, so she's probably too distracted trying to protect her sister and pass law school to notice he is smitten. hahaha

The ending confused me, too, but I took the butterfly to be a new beginning for Geu Roo. Prior to the end, he was obsessed with aquatic life, and a lot of that was tied to his parents and his memory of them. I feel that the butterfly is symbolic of a new obsession (insects) that will replace fish and be more of a tie to his uncle.

As for the girl, I'm not sure. I'm assuming she's dying of something, and doesn't want her loved ones to have to make those decisions when she's gone. It kind of makes the show come full circle since the father did something similar by speaking with his lawyer prior to his death.

It would have been such a refreshing twist since it usually doesn't happen. Such a shame they stuck with the cliche.

"He suffers life-threatening injuries to his heart and surgeons are able to save him by giving him an emergency heart transplant...He tries to return to normal life, but the changes he must make to his lifestyle take all the fizz out of his existence."

Expectations: Oh, he had a heart transplant and has a weak constitution that likely will a shortened lifespan. I bet this is going to be a melodrama with a high risk that he will die at the end.

Reality: ROBOT HEART!

Not sure if this is a spoiler considering it's revealed in the first episode, but--honestly--this random sci-fi twist should probably be mentioned in the synopsis.

Yeah, I'm pretty tired of the "female business partner who secretly loves the male lead she works with/for but never does anything about it until the female lead shows up, at which point she turns into a bitch" trope. I was hoping that wouldn't be the case in this drama, because the female lead saved her. I was hoping they would be friends. Oh well.

Honestly, I'm at the point where I expect this whole series to be a bunch of finger pointing and then it turns out the guy killed himself with an accidental overdose or something.

This question made me curious, so I looked it up. According to Wikipedia, only 0.1% of South Korea's population (approximately 51,835 out of 5,185,110 people) has 0- blood.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_type_distribution_by_country

Personally, I like her and get bored any time the focus is on her classmates.

In my opinion she's the only one acting her age, while the rest of her peers are behaving like jaded 50-year-olds. It's normal for college students to be loud, stressed, and have whispered conversations in the library. Unlike her classmates who are hyper-focused on becoming top lawyers and have seemingly forgotten how to smile due to their ambition and family pressures, she has a better work-to-life balance. She knows when she needs to be serious/professional (e.g. her interview), but she choses to be herself and have fun when she can get away with it.

In episode 3, Kang Sol B used the pseudonym "AnotB" for her exam results, so the laptop likely belongs to Kang Sol B, who wants to be "A" because she deems herself superior to Kang Sol A.

I don't find him creepy, but he is a bit immature. The main female lead is immature, too, in a lot of similar ways, though, so when they are together it isn't weird to me.

Not really. This isn't a romance, and plot-wise it doesn't make sense for her to have a ton of screen time yet.