SenpaiSuki

I really hope they give his mom a better end here than the novel! Its sad how so many families fall apart after the loss of a child. And its especially devastating for most mothers.
As someone with a loss I can understand the mom's pain, but I cant condone her behaviour towards the living child.

Wait what sequel?

Also in novel Shen Wan’s soul (MC) enters Qin Wan’s body when Qin Wan dies because she finds out that Qin Chen and Cai He were having an affair and Qin Chen murders her by pushing her in lake.

That seriously gave me the ick!!!

Yeah some of the medical stuff in this drama is just off by centuries lol. But its entertaining still...

In the novel, she performs a C section on her sister in law to deliver the baby which honestly doesn't make sense for the era they are in. She would have lost so much blood and the pain, OMG! But she miraculously survives and gets physically better but slips into PPD and doesn't look after the baby. Also in the novel, Qin Chen is found dead trying to save his grandma and not CaiHe, I like the drama version better as it gives some closure and redemption for both these characters.

I honestly like how the drama is treating certain plots, makes more sense than the novel.

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People like QX's mom wonder then why their adult children go low/no contact with them!!!

QX's story seems so similar to Ling Xiao from Go Ahead!

Whatever little I know about the Manhwa, I dont think that is going to happen. Also I am pretty sure Bong Su also wants peace at the end of the day. Yeah he likes Seong Ah but also his original intention is to find whatever name/s are on those rocks from when he was a soldier.

Can you spoil the manhwa for me?

I also think he is looking for his name. He has been searching the rocks hoping to find his identity. I feel so bad for Bong Su! Poor kid also suffers from PTSD. I think he will sacrifice himself in the end for his crush - Seong Ah.

Japanese courtrooms are actually quiet brightly lit, glad to know people can actually see and read clearly. If one were to go by all the Jdrama depictions of Japanese courtrooms, one would think they are all claustrophobic cages with no windows and lights.

Yeah you are right. I think its a tiny bit rushed but better than dragging the plot along.

Yes, they get married and the story ends with the news of her carrying twins!

The novel has some 300+ chapters, I wonder how they will fit it all in? I am guessing they will bypass some of the cases and events in the novel after the current case.

For some people it makes sense not to be in LTR like the detective. Also what is to say circumstances dont change for such people? Dating them is a choice and I get not many people would want to date someone with so many lines but no one is being forced to. The people who can see the lines can just mind their own business like the main lead does and not go around doling out "justice" like the helmet guy did.

The half circle only exists when the current partner is in the vicinity. If they arent, all your lines go to the sky.

I hope they eventually explore this topic with more nuance. There's nothing inherently wrong with having multiple partners, as long as everything is consensual and no one is being dishonest or cheated on. That said, the glasses only show you lines connecting people, but not the context behind those connections. How are you supposed to tell the difference between past relationships, or current ones? As for the detective, I completely understand why he’d avoid a long term relationship. He has a niece and a father with dementia who rely on him. Choosing not to bring someone else into what he sees as a life already filled with heavy responsibilities is actually thoughtful and self aware. But again, the glasses completely miss that kind of nuance. They reduce everything to lines, without capturing the complexity of people’s lives and choices. And both people we have seen so far using them have been judging people solely on the number of lines.