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"Nine Puzzles" is a psychological thriller series that will have you playing detective as well. The story follows a girl who receives a puzzle piece after her uncle's murder and years later, as a criminal profiler, she's still trying to solve the mystery. Each new murder brings a new puzzle piece, and she teams up with a detective who was once suspicious of her.

The series isn't a blockbuster, but a calm yet intense psychological thriller. Events unfold slowly, keeping you on the edge of your seat. It's a thought-provoking series that you must watch with your mind as well as your eyes.

The series features a smart, witty, and slightly eccentric criminal profiler as the female lead. The show cleverly simulates her thought process during each murder investigation, allowing viewers to see how she analyzes the crime scenes. Paired with her is a detective, a fact-checker who is determined to solve the case. This unlikely duo creates a captivating dynamic.

The performances were stellar across the board. Kim Dami, Son Sukku, and even Park Gyuyoung, who had a guest role, delivered exceptional performances.

I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. I love murder mysteries that lean into laid-back yet intense psychological thriller vibes. It's not necessarily a blockbuster, but I was still at the edge of my seat, and yeah, it made my murder board look like a joke because I was so off! I had a feeling I might actually feel for the perpetrator, but I didn't expect it to be as much as I did...The directing, acting, cinematography, and pacing were all on point

The show keeps you guessing with its unpredictable plot, provoking you to think beyond the surface. Despite its laid-back atmosphere, "Nine Puzzles" maintains suspense. If you enjoyed shows like "The Doubt," "Black Out," "Through the Darkness," and "Beyond Evil," you'll love this series.