Because they had to move houses right away since their location has been compromised.
Honestly it doesn't make sense. If he is being looked for and they even needed to move, going around flying and saving people and being recorded is the opposite of being subtle.
Man SO MANY TWIST IN THE ENDING. That was crazyyyyy. I loved it absolutely a 10 as long as there is a S2 since that was not an open ending (like squid game maybe) that was a full on "you need another season to understand everything they suddenly dumped at the end". If they don't make a S2, I will have to lower the rating so please please don't leave me hanging.
I think it's a pretty fun adaptation of the manga and anime. It doesn't completely follow everything but it doesn't go too far away from the main plot and the characters are endearing. I surprisingly liked it a lot
Honestly I don't really watch influencer content and I am not too jealous over what they have or don't have, so I wasn't really having most of these cheat codes and first chapters. But then came the chapter about how everyone kept leaving hate comments to kill herself. That chapter really portrayed the absolute worst part of social media which is even worse in korean audience. I will never understand why people make hate comments knowing a real person is on the other side of the screen, no matter how much you may hate the content. So I really really liked that they brought that to life, maybe it will make more people realize that hate comments don't bring the hater anywhere, that it's easier to unfollow or unlike or actually report if they are doing a real hateful thing. Truly liked that
It was all pretty cute but I absolutely hated the last episode.
SPOILER: I don't understand why he suddenly decided to not tell everyone that she was Aiko just when she was ready to tell. Basically they literally had zero action with her as herself instead of Mai, I really didn't like that part.
Exactly. The kissing scene was passionate, and the actress is 14 years old.
They are minors. Just the fact that you think this is normal is a Big issue with society and making teens try to be like adults since very early on. It makes kids think that they should be as sexually developed as an adult. And also, the actress herself being 14 just adds to the problem. In the world we live children are oversexualized, and that is a reality
Dude, I am bi and I am all for LGBT but the actresses were too young for those kind of intense kissing. I would…
Please also don't misunderstand, I was pleseantly surprised seeing a girl-girl kiss in a kdrama. But looking at the actresses age I don't find it okay.
Kids do kiss at that age and it's normal. So why wouldn't normal life be shown in films if even killing is?
Because the actress is still a minor. You are subjecting a minor to the public eye ans oversexualization. Not every 14 year old kiss and many are quite innocent, but TV shows like this make them believe they should "mature" faster than they have to.
Kids do kiss at that age and it's normal. So why wouldn't normal life be shown in films if even killing is?
I think it's because it's on TV. A peck between teens is innocent, but even a kiss could be sexually arousing for predators, considering it's something in the "sexual aspect" of live. Also even if some 14 years old do kiss just because you are a kid actor you don't have to be okay kissing anyone. Kids are still kids, and private life things that are not age appropiate, even if still done, should not be forced on young actors.
I'm wondering too! Can it be Cha Min Kyu? He said something weird when being at the airport and talking with FL…
I find it weird because he said something about leaving the daughter orphaned by killing the mom. And also would she sleep with him ? She didn't seem to have those kinds of thoughts towards him but idk. It's weird.
The movie was good but not great. 1. The actions scenes I love it & they look realistic. I love the coldness of…
I think you didn't understand fully the last fight scene. In every scenario they went through she died, he was always supposed to win. However he didn't, why? Because she knew he loved her and thus that is how she won. The closing scene I didn't like as much with the daughter but I would say it was also a way to say that the daughter loves her mother no matter what her "job" is and that is how they end It like "fixing" those last secrets of her relationship.
Btw minhee and minkyu were siblings so why were they kissing ??? 😭
During the scene where he chokes her and she likes it she said "you find me disgusting but I am true to myself" or something around those lunes, meaning that she has sexual feelings for her brother. I think by his face that he stands it because he is her sister and being a killer himself he can't really draw a line between wrong and right without being a hypocrite
Dude, I am bi and I am all for LGBT but the actresses were too young for those kind of intense kissing. I would say the exact same if they were males or male and female. I don't know how to feel when kids under 16 do over a peck in acting. Nevertheless I loved their acting and their kissing scenes were also properly done in terms of acting, it's just kind of inapropiate considering their age.
Since it is a short drama it is quite confusing and the scenes don't always continue. It had a lot of potential but it got really lost by the plot holes and the adults bad acting. If there is anything really enjoyable is the kids acting!! All their scenes are spot on and act very well!
SPOILER: I don't understand why he suddenly decided to not tell everyone that she was Aiko just when she was ready to tell. Basically they literally had zero action with her as herself instead of Mai, I really didn't like that part.