AshesandDust

I feel like they kinda forced a tragic ending. Most of us already know what a dark period this was in korea. And those that did not know prior to watching this show would have found out as well when they started the show. When a show is based on something tragic, would it be so bad to show a happy and hopeful ending? Telling us that even though things were bad back then, there were people who lived and survived these tragic times.

I must have missed this particular detail but does sooho ever reveal what sunho's passcode was?

Ah yes i see, i completely agree with you. Im perfectly fine with the number of episodes too

Oooh i see, but then why is he going to school lol :p

Do read my entire comment and not just the last line. I clearly addressed the people who only write stuff like "whats so special about this" or "overrated". One line negative comments. I addressed them when i said they should just move on if that's all they are gonna say. There are many comments on this site about how they dont like the show. But they follow it up with a reasoning. Your comment had no point to it. It was just negative comment for the sake of negativity. Im not trying to pick a fight with people who dislike this show. Your comment however did not seem nice. If you have something to say about the show, you have every right. You want to dislike a show, you have every right. But when you go out of the way to write a one line comment on how you dont get the hype and nothing else.....well then freedom of speech works both ways. Lets not fight over a fictional show

Nah, shes literally an important person in every student's plot line. I dont feel like shes a secondary character

Hasnt done much! She and prof yang have been a strength to the students from the very first episode! Her strong support of yang, helping the students out when they needed it, getting them to like a dry subject like civil code, she has been important throughout. The plot of this show isnt just about who killed who. Its about law school and the struggles the students face, the questions they ask and the pressure of making it in the field. Prof kim has been important in all of that

I actually like the fact that they chose assembly man ko as the villain. I wanted him to be the villain so bad. A villain doesnt necessarily have to be someone that surprises you. A good plot isnt necessarily one that makes you guess who the villain is. Because getting the villain and finding out their motive is equally important to thr plot. They chose the most obvious guy but i don't mind it at all. And to me the villain isnt one dimensional at all.

They have pretty much explained everything, all that's left is getting the antagonist to the court room. Which im confident they will be able to do since everyone in prof yang's gang has been working towards that for a long time now. They are prepared and have it covered

I agree. I had to take a looong break after this. Then i discovered ocn dramas and found some really good ones there too (like the guest, the uncanny counter) also the neighborhood in the show beyond evil reminded me of my mister

I dont think you can bring goblin into this since kim shin never knew eun tak when she was a child. He saved her mother yes but he never saw her until she was an adult so thats completely different. Plus i dont see people complaining about it when the genders are reversed. Like in hotel del luna.

This is great and all but i really hope that they announce a season 3 as well after this airs. Im far too emotionally invested in the original characters to be satisfied with a special episode. I need a season to properly conlude this wonderful series.

So basically an open ending lol :P why have kdramas started giving so many open endings when they rarely make a season 2? Thankyou though!

Can someone explain what the second round judicial exam is? I thought maybe the show would explain it the way they explain everything else regarding law to those of us who are not lawyers or law students. But this is the one i dont understand

Thing is, you didnt comment with any constructive criticism. All you said was "i dont understand the hype, nothing extraordinary ".
Thats just rude. There are so many people who worked hard to made this show and you dismiss all of their hard work like that. Criticize the acting , the plot or whatever but there's a way to go about without coming across as mean.

Can someone spoil how it ended?

Yeah i just watched it :)

I dont think law school is undergrad program. So most of them got admission here after graduating from other colleges, like seungjae. He came here after med school. Plus universities do tend to people of varying ages since people sometimes take gap years to earn the tuition fee etc

Am i possibly the only one here who is hoping that prof kim is not a surprise villain? I mean her character is so badass, so just, so loyal to her friends and colleagues. She's upright and strong. I really hope the makers dont plan on making a villain out of her. She's my favourite after Yangcrates. I really dont understand why the viewers want her to be a villain. I mean how often do we get a character like her?

Agreed. I hate how people come here in the comment section just to ask "whats so special about this" or even "this is overrated". Tge reason why people are watching it is because they like it. If someone does not think its good, just move on.