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I think there are too many ridiculous scenes, I can't get into this show.

Yes, so , as you say she didn't "take precautions"... and, without thinking, takes the same path where her friend was murdered a few days earlier, knowing she has to go through those cornfields with scarecrows (remember how she draw them? She knows ...) and go through a particularly gloomy tunnel. Well done!

When the girl left the bookstore with her portfolio, the bookseller offered to accompany her because it was dangerous, and she refused.

At least one of them knew there was a serial killer in the area, because when she left the bookstore with her portfolio, the bookseller offered to accompany her because it was dangerous, and she refused.

Don't assume anything! I currently live in a rural area and I also lived in rural areas in Togo, Ivory Coast and Mali, from 1983 to 1991, so I know what I'm talking about and I would never have done such a thing! In the drama the girl who draw the scarecrows knew there was a serial killer in the area . When she left the bookstore with her portfolio, the bookseller offered to accompany her because it was dangerous, and she refused! So?...

My thoughts, exactly! I just wrote a comment about that!

What I don't understand is that, knowing there's a serial killer in the area, young women continue to walk around alone at night. Isn't that stupid?

He looks a bit like a younger version of Kim Soo Hyun. It must be the eyes.

I never saw any pedophile K drama

I had trouble getting into the story during the first three episodes, but the fourth one is really good. At first I found IU's character a bit too "exuberant", but now I think she fits well into the story. The tone of the drama, which I found a bit too comedic at the beginning, becomes more serious; you get the sense that the prince's enemies are ready to do anything, even to kill , and of course, you can't help but think that the deaths of all his family members were also criminal acts.

Same with Ji Chang Wook too. I think he was robbed because he should have won an award for The Manipulated.

Totally!

I read an article saying that netizens were complaining and saying Hwang In Yeop was too ugly to play the ML! Some people are crazy! I think he is really handsome and perfect for the role!

I read an article saying that netizens were complaining and saying Hwang In Yeop was too ugly to play the ML! Some people are crazy! I think he is really handsome and perfect for the role!

I agree and he was perfect for the role.

Still, I think it was a bit overacted; he overdid it a bit.

Then tell us how it will end and who is the main villain!

Could be. I noticed her strange expression when she came into the police station supposedly to bring food, but in reality perhaps to monitor what was happening and what the police knew.

'The Two Wolves
An old woman said to her grandson:
‘I have two wolves inside me. One
wolf is bad – greedy, angry, jealous,
cruel, untrustworthy, arrogant, and
cowardly. The other wolf is good –
loving, brave, honest, kind, peaceful,
modest, and happy. These two
wolves are fighting inside me every
day. But these two wolves are not
just inside me. They are also in you.
They are fighting inside everybody.’
After a moment, the boy asked: ‘Which wolf will win?’
The old woman smiled and said: ‘The one that you feed." NDN tale

Did you notice in episode 6, about 15 minutes in, when Han Seol A goes to the Felix store "appointment"followed by Cha U Seok there's a sort of guardrail on the left and in the very next shot it's gone and Seol A turns around, followed by U Seok ? They should have paid more intention when shooting the scene.