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They used to release their kdramas same day then at some point they started doing a delayed episode release with every series and its been that way since.

This show makes me wonder how much of the story the leads knew before choosing this project. I don't know how it works but its clear the writers did them dirty. I can't imagine they know enough to see the bs that ruins the show and then still take the job. It makes ya wonder if they got sold on the show the same way most of us were in the beginning before everything went to shit.

Agreed! I knew I couldn't be the only one to find this behavior to be creepy. In the beginning I thought it might've been a little suspect but it quickly escalated to full on red flag with each action he takes. I don't know what direction they're going to take it but its primed for crazy stalker if they decide to go that way haha whether they intended for that or not.

At the end of the ep I was like "nahhh there's no way they're going to have the 2ml behind them baloons" haha wrong. I can't be the only person who thinks if this happened in real life it would be weird?

I think I missed something. I get she loses her powers but what does that have to do with her money? Does she still not have all the money she's been making all these years? I must've missed something when distracted cuz I can't make sense out of her being broke AND powerless.

Its wild that a show as good as this one is no longer on any streaming platform. Was planning to rewatch this only to find that it has been taken off netflix.

I've only seen 3 of Ji Sung's dramas this being the 4th but every one of them has been a banger. Some may not like the regression aspect like in Again My Life and Reborn Rich but I'm not one of them I think it makes for a fun show.

This show started well but were the constant flashbacks and multiple breakups necessary? I was locked in after the initial one but after it happened again I was like "wait what?". Am I trippin?

They should really consider making another season of this. When it comes to these law dramas 12 episodes feels short to me and even more so when they're really good. I'm not big on western style never ending season after season but if there is any type of drama that lends itself well to multiple seasons its law dramas.

This is exactly how I felt and why I asked if a 7 year sentence is a lot. Its always weird for me in these dramas when they make less than 10 years seem like a big deal or a long sentence.

Is 7 years a lot for a sentence in SK? I enjoy many law dramas but the sentences always seem really short. I am from the US so I guess maybe I'm just used to people getting a longer sentence here for a lot of different crimes.

I started this by accident when I thought I clicked on Mr Queen and after I realized it wasn’t I decided to give the first ep a go. I have now been sucked in after that first episode.

I just started rewatching this one and I completely forgot how much I hate the youngest sister. Her character is shitty and then continues to do things that make me hate her more than before.

Damn that sucks how her career could take a hit from that. Hope it doesn't continue.

What family scandal?

Someone give this woman a legit FL role no 2FL or support. Not only does she fit the superficial aspect but she can act for real.

Why are there voice actors in the cast list?

8 eps? We went from 16 of the first season to just 8? Not even 12? I hope that’s not accurate.

Yeah ever since Jeongnyeon Hulu has had a 4 day delay for shows that air on the weekends. Not sure why but its annoying.

I don't know why but often its because of scheduling conflicts with other projects.