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She is so selfish. She wants to win but unable to do that , so she blames "Han Gyul" and hates him because of that, instead of working on herself and accept that there is someone better than her because he's simply better..She's very annoying and Han Gyul also selfish. He tried to make his whole team lose only to make her happy..that's also selfishness of him.

I watched Winter Sonata & Stairway to heaven, I loved them both..so I decided to search for more dramas like them.
People, please don't judge these dramas (Makjang). If you don't like them, then Makjang is not your type. As simple as that. They're not like any other dramas, they're Makjang, so you can expect anything : melodramatic storylines, common tropes , revenge, fatal diseases, and shocking twists even sad ending.

I started this drama planning to “just check the first episode” and see if it was worth continuing.
Honestly, I was interested mainly because I like both leads.

But from the moment I started… I couldn’t watch anything else.
One episode after another until I finished it. Even though I’m currently following other dramas and new episodes were being released, this one completely took over my attention.

The chemistry between the leads is really good and very easy to watch.
And Dorami’s character deserves a special mention — she’s a story on her own.
She’s wonderfully crazy in the best way possible and brought so much charm and humor to the drama. I honestly don’t understand the comments saying she was unnecessary; on the contrary, she added life, fun, and balance to the story.

Overall, the drama was eventful and engaging. It never felt empty or dragged out, and it was filled with enjoyable moments from start to finish.

The only thing that felt cliché and unnecessary to me was the secondary storyline involving Mo Hee-cha’s manager and Jo Ho-jin’s girlfriend (his brother’s fiancée). That part felt forced and didn’t really add much to the overall plot.

Other than that, this drama hooked me unexpectedly and became one of those shows you start casually and suddenly find yourself finishing without even realizing it.

When you reply to every negative comment asking for explanations, it stops feeling like a discussion and starts feeling like policing opinions. You are very annoying !!!

I’m reading comments to decide whether to watch this drama or not, and I keep seeing you interrogating everyone who didn’t like it. People are allowed to dislike a drama without writing a thesis about it. That alone tells me enough about the show. Thanks to you, I won't watch it !!!! STOP ANNOYING PEOPLE HERE

Kim Do Ki is the heart and soul of this drama.
While the entire cast delivered solid performances, Kim Do Ki is the one who truly gave the drama its sparkle. I can never get enough of his goofy, over-the-top personas — they’re endlessly entertaining and perfectly timed.

This might be the final season, but honestly, I hope it isn’t. The show still has plenty of room for creative ideas, and with Kim Do Ki’s hilarious and versatile acting, it can keep audiences hooked no matter how many seasons it runs.

I don’t know why I’m rooting for Baek Gi Tae… maybe because it’s Hyun Bin? 😅

Or maybe it’s his acting and mastery of the role—the way he gave those cold-blooded looks when he killed his boss…
Can you believe he’s the same Hyun Bin who was the brave, romantic North Korean in Crash Landing on You?!
Wow, Hyun Bin is truly amazing! 😍

I love this drama. Each episode just makes me more hooked!
Can’t wait for the next one!

I have to ask about this, actor (Park Hae Joon) appeared in Eps. 3 with a baby (should be his child in story), but when the baby was crying he called the actor Park Hae Joon : Appa
is this baby really his son? because the baby is too young to be able to act and called another man appa!! and he went into his arms crying calling him daddy !

Waste of time

totally agree

no, just drop it..it's toooooo boring with no story

This show is just insane — every time I watch an episode, I can’t stop laughing. The main lead is the reason for the whole vibe. His characters, the way he talks, and his tone are all unreal, especially when he plays silly or dumb characters.

I understand the Sufi reference, but it doesn’t change the issue. The drama didn’t rely on symbolic poetry — it took a story that comes directly from the Qur’an and rewrote it. A poet’s unconventional interpretation doesn’t make it the correct one, and it doesn’t justify changing the original meaning of a real religious figure. That’s why the problem is tied to Islam itself, not to Sufi symbolism.

thank you

nice comment

Season 2 ended with a tease that seemed like the beginning of a new major case.

Season 3, however, didn’t continue it, and many viewers also felt that the transition was disconnected.

They treated the Season 2 ending more like an epilogue or bonus scene than a real cliffhanger, so Season 3 basically started fresh. That’s why it feels confusing — the show intentionally didn’t pick up that thread.

Correct me if I'm wrong !!

His “healing ability” was another issue for me too. He got injured so many times — bullets, knives, and even swords — and somehow he’s totally fine in the next scene. It’s the usual K-drama thing: the ML gets seriously hurt, but then he walks around like nothing happened.

The drama was amazing from start to finish, but the last episode really felt messy. It was already unrealistic that the male lead suddenly became super good at fighting, but the biggest problem was when he suddenly appeared driving one of the auction trucks going to Yohan’s house — wearing the exact same uniform as the staff. Like… really? Out of nowhere? Where did he get the truck, the logo, and the outfit that looks exactly like theirs? A more logical option would’ve been if he stopped one of the real trucks on the road and took the driver’s clothes.

Another thing: the Chinese assassin who killed people without any mercy the whole drama — how did the ML suddenly manage to fight her and Yohan at the same time? Both of them were shown as strong killers who can take down anyone easily. It didn’t make sense that the ML beat them so quickly on his own.

There were many scenes that felt rushed or not fully explained, just to finish the story with a happy ending. For example, the prison guard who was accused of taking bribes — they didn’t explain how he cleared his name. He just appeared in the last scene like nothing happened. A lot of questions were left unanswered, and the ending felt like they wrapped things up too fast without thinking.

There’s a big difference between this drama and "Black Out". Both have a similar idea — a man who’s falsely accused and tries to find the truth — but Black Out handled everything in a more logical and consistent way.

DO is amazing actor, he's psychopath here , arrogant prince in (100 Days My Prince) , crazy prosecutor in (Bad Prosecutor) ..you should watch more of his dramas, his acting is incredible as much as his voice

I started this drama just to try the first episode… and ended up finishing it in two days, even watching it during work. It’s engaging from the very beginning and much deeper than people describe. I don’t see it as depressing, but rather realistic — it talks about something society prefers to ignore.

The acting was amazing, and Jin So Baek was my favorite character. He felt like a safe place for the two female leads while they were sinking deeper and deeper into their situation. His presence balanced the darkness of the story in a very meaningful way.

But what I appreciated the most is that the writer didn’t give us the “easy, unrealistic ending” where the two women just escape their crime and live happily like nothing happened. Instead, the consequences caught up with them. They couldn’t truly move on until they confessed and took responsibility.

And ironically, that was the real happy ending —
when they received their punishment and were finally able to live their lives peacefully, without fear.

Because in reality, there is no justification for a crime, even if the law failed the victim.
In the end, everyone got what they deserved.
I definitely recommend this drama.