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It might be explained in the 8th episode, but it's weird that they knew for sure that JinMuk would be checking MinKyung's "grave" at that exact moment. It's very weird, one moment they were talking and JuWon was about to "arrest" DongShik, the next they are in the killer's backyard catching him at the exact moment he was checking his daughter's body. The only thing that happened in between is JaeYi's call which is irrelevant, the only thing that could be assumed after that call is that she is in danger. They are trying too hard to make DongShik on top of things and one step ahead of the criminal to the point where it became unrealistic, assuming that JinMuk is trying to divert their attention in order to move MinKyung's body is quite far-fetched.

I think most people would rate the drama only after it finishes. I never rate a drama unless I finish it or drop it. If most people are like me, this ratings is mostly given by people who didn't like the drama from the start and dropped it, and as soon as the drama finishes airing the ratings would rise significantly if it maintained its quality.

That's why I was rooting for him to be the villain, that would've been a twist you don't see that often in K-Dramas.

My theory was that Jeong Je has killed everyone but Min Jeong because he only kept asking Dong Shik if he killed Min Jeong and never asked if he killed anyone else which was weird because everyone assumed that Dong Shik's sister and Min Jeong were killed by the same person, yet he is very sure that Dong Shik is not the killer of his sister, but is suspecting him for killing Min Jeong. At first, and before it was revealed that Min Jeong was killed(?) by her father, I thought Dong Shik was the one who killed her as a wake-up call for the investigation unit because the case was cold and no one bothered to look for its killer. That would've been really creepy though, I'm kinda glad that's not the case, but also I was secretly rooting for Dong Shik to be the villain.

The police isn't quite good at their job. Their approach has always been "arrest first, ask questions later", and it's been like this since 20 years ago. They literally arrested Dong Shik because they found his necklace in an accessible location where he lives. He was about to get a life sentence for "loss of items" if it's not for his friend's testimony.

From what I understood so far, Dong Shik actually knows who the killer is, that's why he sent that message in episode 6. He just doesn't have the evidence to support his findings, and is trying to get Ju Won to help him without revealing what he knows.

Honestly speaking, and from what I know which is very little (knowing that a lot of people would disagree), I didn't think what she did was cancel worthy, I wouldn't say that it was more than a kid with a bad attitude, an overprotective bad sister, a rumor that has gone wrong, and an agency that failed to address it. So basically everyone putting all the blame on this one when they were even more wrong for starting a hate campaign towards the other T-ara members based on rumors, and it's really a shame because this one is hands-down great at acting, the best female idol turned actress in my opinion. I'm not really following the T-ara scandal, and I don't really care about it or everyone involved in it (including this woman), I didn't even know there was a scandal until it ended, and I've only known this woman as an actress, and I really liked her acting, that's why I think it's a shame if she didn't manage to overcome this controversy and continue with her career.

I keep getting myself into starting ongoing dramas that are too good not to binge watch, and I really hate that. I just wanted to check this one out, I didn't mean to get so much into it. TT
I shouldn't have started this when there were only 4 episodes to watch.

Even if they didn't care for the safety of horses, they would've definitely cared for the money they spent on them. I'm pretty sure no horse was harmed during filming this or you would've heard of it.

I also had the same problem the first half of the drama. I kept getting confused by them so I decided to just go by the color of their outfits.

Viki. It's titled "Mr. Queen: The Secret"

Watching everyone say what they wish to be reborn as in their next life, I hope they would make a second season with everyone reborn in the Japanese-occupation period, and a third one where everyone is reborn in current times, but with Shin Hye Sun having the exact same personality.

It's based on their personal taste. Seo Jang Hoon is the only one who started with the mindset that he would be considering uniqueness in addition to taste, then after awhile Song Si Kyung followed. Others are still only judging based on how much they liked the dish. Jong Kook often tend to give a pass to dishes just because they were okay or edible, the only times he raised a toad were because the food was too salty it wasn't edible, and the other was because he really hated it.

If you watched The Fiery Priest you will probably find that Jun Yeo Bin's character is a toned down version of its female lead, it has all its ridiculousness but it's not as entertaining or as relatable.

Yeah, I found The Fiery Priest weird at first but it became one of my favorite dramas. Let's hope this one is as good.

Maybe, but the result for me is the same, an off-putting character. I've never seen the actress somewhere else so I don't know about her acting skills, all I know is that she isn't a good match for this character.

I thought this one had the same vibe of The Fiery Priest only to find out it's written by the same screenwriter. I like how this is going so far, but I think Jun Yeo Bin is trying too much to be the next The Fiery Priest's Lee Honey to the point where it's off-putting. I found myself ignoring her character whenever she's on screen and just lose attention.

These two bully each other. I would even say that Kwang Soo bullies Jong Kook more than Jong Kook bullies him. It's their characters and what they do for comedic purposes, try to see that and you may end up enjoying their interactions since they are a fan-favorite.

I don't believe souls have genders or sexual orientation. Someone's container (body and environment) is what determines their gender or sexual orientation (i.e. their hormones, genitals, mindset, experiences, environment and whatever). Theoretically, when a "soul" is in the body of a straight woman, their mind and heart might be controlled by their "soul" as long as they are sober and conscious, and once they are not their body takes control and they would start following their "animal urges", in this case a (straight) female animal's urges.

In the preview, Byung In saves her thinking "So Young is still there".