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She followed him home without him ever giving her his address and helped herself to his mail o_o

should I watch it? :X

"Have we found Detective Phat yet? No? Since he's disappeared, check his house." -> groundbreaking policework there, bro. You're surely on your way to a medal...

I wish we got 22 minutes instead of 13 :/ This isn't enough!

I don't, actually. Is it wrong? What's up with it? :O

Just thought I'd let you know that was episode 5, not 6~ And yes to everything you said!

Those 'friends' from work seriously pissed me off D: D: D: I get why Takoi would go with that, since he's feeling pressured and Japan isn't exactly the most LGBTQ-friendly place, but ugh. D: Poor Shiono deserves so much better!

The guy from the bar might be my favorite secondary character along with the pretty cop friend whose name I never remember.

This so much.

Jet is an arse.

GO AWAY, DAN. Nobody likes you!!

Lil'Jane is right for not wanting to depend fully on Big Jane or anyone else, regardless of favors and payments, especially right after they got back together. Big Jane should've told Lil' Jane what he was going to do before he did it, but other than that, he did nothing wrong. The solution the family chose was the best one, but LJ leaving was unnecessary and sort of irritating (he could at least have replied that yes, he'd come back as soon as he could.) They should've had a good talk and established some boundaries instead of whatever that leaving scene was. But at least it's not a break-up and it still can be solved.

I'm worried that since Jet is such a dumbass, he might start messing up all the time, knowing too well his brother-in-law will bail him out just so LJ doesn't suffer. That wouldn't be okay in any fcking way, and I don't trust that he's learned his lesson yet.

I'm so freaking glad I never read the books. They seem like everything I hate, from what these comments have been saying :P The only thing I hate more than the typical dark romance/red flag/morally grey clichés that people seem to be missing* is --- you guessed it: the amnesia trope! I can't believe that they might be doing this on the show... D:

*: I'm not saying I hate every single trope in dark romance or anything like that. I'm saying the tropes commenters have been mentioning missing (since the adaptation changed them) are, generally, ones I dislike and I think getting rid of them was the right move. :X

For now [?] Lemme dream.

So, Ohm's character Song is Sarm's potential rival when it comes to Jam, while Kim's character Ning is Jam's potential rival when it comes to Sarm? They should end up together if JJ and Latte aren't appearing in this, just saying :X

It's excessively clear that Mark is the villain who wanted to have Sarm kidnapped. So clear, in fact, that it makes me suspicious that he might be a red herring [?] But this isn't focused on mystery, so I'm probably just overthinking and he's the villain, the end.

I guess that Jam is acting like that because Sarm said he still loved PiMai a couple of episodes ago. Dude's going to have a hard time convincing the kitty-cat to listen to him...

Agreed. I still think he was unnecessarily rude, but that's because he was projecting his fears onto Sarm because of what he said about his first love a few episodes ago... Hopefully they 'll communicate and solve this soon, right? It won't become one of those stories that depends fully on misunderstandings... right? ;~;

Same!

I like everything you said A_A Especially the screaming fight (that's the one thing BJ did wrong this episode, IMO) and slapping the little brother into next week because UGH. Same.
I wish LJ managed to talk everything out before leaving, but I understand his side, too. @_@ Hopefully when he comes back he'll make sure to establish certain necessary boundaries, like - 'don't help my family without talking to me first' and 'stop saving Jet from the messes he makes himself.' (I mean, it's clear, in theory, but saying it out loud and getting a 'yes sir' would be a guarantee.)

I prefer characters without perfect morals and reactions, too. (It's probably why the comments hating on LJ and glazing BJ annoy me - neither of them has made all the right moves, not 5 years earlier, and not now. They're both realistic and problematic in different ways and I'm all for seeing them make it work instead of teaming them against each other :X)

Yeah, the finale seems very obvious.

My bets are: Yeori will pay for bringing Jihwan's soul with her 'life,' but she'll be brough back after seemingly dying, and then she'll stop seeing ghosts. Everyone will find out that Ganguk has Jihwan's heart. Minhwan's mom is finally going to get what he did and give her company's shares to Yeori. Minhwan will either die or go to jail, the cousin and aunt will go to jail or flee the country, Jinhwan's soul will be able to rest.

Yeah, it was TOO realistic for me. I empathized too much with the MC and just wanted him to leave both of them and start over~

I'm enjoying Mr Kill, despite the very blatant flaws in how they depict investigations and police work :X And I started watching it because I saw Dew in BS~!

It's a lack of imagination, IMO. They can't put themselves in the character's shoes.

For real. Jet will never learn that if he makes his bed, he should lie in it - not with his brother's boyfriend getting him better pillows and Egyptian cotton sheets every time [???]

I love it so much... So tired of seeing those square white chewing-gum-looking teeth that are popular in some places