TheVolterra13

Currently, this one is my favourite drama of 2020 (right besides Nobody knows).
I just love shows that focus not on one main storyline with leads, but side characters get their own arcs, not just exist in the same universe. Plus I cry every other eps and that's always a good sign to me, it means that I care about the characters and what's happening to them.

Honestly, it's way smarter for him not to. There's no way to tell if the detective would believe him and to be able to get involved with the case, he needs to be taken seriously.
It's easy for us to judge, as an audience we're seeing a whole picture. But just imagine someone comes up to you and like "I can see your dead loved ones" - that's a whole different story.

Especially after you were held at gunpoint and your friend just got killed. But oh well, maybe that's just me xD

Glad I'm not the only one rooting for Do Yeon and the other detective, their interaction are way too cute! Plus I LOVE DY's friendship with JG and I really hope it stays platonic. We need more representation for male/female friendships.

It's not Dark.
No way SBS will air something like that.

I agree about the casting. But I get why they're doing what they're doing - it's more efficient and sometimes way cheaper.

As for ML's portrayal, it's quite accurate. Alexithymia doesn't mean "emotionless", it means a person doesn't understand their own emotions, to put in simply.

The's no way this could turn into Dark simply because of the pacing it has. We're at halfway point and way too little things got revealed. This story just doesn't have the room for such a complex plot and ideas Dark had. I do like where we're going with the story, but it's not gonna be anything quite as big.

I'm having major Dark ptsd trying to figure out the laws of time travel in this one xD

Seems like a lot to work...

Ugh, that one I hated with passion. So much waisted potential... terrible characterization and a plot that made no sense whatsoever. Discussing it with other people was a way for me to release the frustration.

This is just ridiculous.
You say you're a positive person yet start arguing with someone who doesn't share your opinion, going as far as trying to "warn" everyone not to listen to that person, then you delete that comment, blame in all on "work stress" and 10 min later retract your "apology" and continue with your narrative that everyone who doesn't agree with you in the wrong.
I am JUST one person with an opinion - if that opinion might influence someone's perception, that's on them. We are all free to make our own judgement.

So what you're saying is - the only appropriate opinion is a positive one. No, wait. Comments are supposed to be only positive and reviews just don't matter all together. Got it.
... Yeah, no, sorry. You're entitled to your opinion and yours alone. That's it.
Trying to silence someone who doesn't agree with you is just a waste of time and energy - it's not worth.

So you agree that sharing your opinion is important even when it doesn't match someone else's and yet want me not to do so because it doesn't match your own? I bit contradictorily, don't you think?
Also, how is it my problems if someone wants to take my opinion (mind you, I'm just a regular viewer, not even a professional reviewer) and judge the product by that instead of doing so themselves?

I still don't get the point of rating something while it's still airing

Yes, please do!
Don't mind anyone else's opinion and feel free to share your own! That's what freedom of speech and expression is.

and? since when being bored equals hate?

When have I ever said I hate this drama? Just because I don't agree with your opinion on the romance, doesn't mean I think it's invalid. We clearly have different perception on what we think is important in a relationship and what we enjoy in fiction - and that's okay. You do you.

Her whole world is shattered by finding out she's been manipulated and lied to the whole time AND she's also a police officer. I can't even imagine being into a position she's in. On the one hand she obviously loves her husband and on the other she has to do her job and bring a criminal to justice. No wonder she can't figure out what to to.

I didn't quite get your point, but Do Hyun Soo IS a wanted person by the police, he IS a prime suspect in a murder case and has been hiding from law for 18 years. Plus the fake identity, which is a crime of itself. So... yeah, it makes perfect sense to treat him as the main suspect, because he already is one. Has been for 18 years.

I just don't see it that way. For me truth is much more important than pleasing anyone. I've spend years putting on a face so my mom wouldn't worry and my friends wouldn't notice and that almost killed me. So now I'm against anything fake.
My experience shaped me, so when people see Hyun Soo as "a good husband" and justify his actions by his past, or trauma, or the fact that "he loves her but just doesn't know it" - I can't look behind what's most important to me - and that's honestly.