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ep 2

My guess was a bit right. They've already disobeying the professor's order of not killing even if the writers trick into that ending that she wasn't shot and killed. The professor had to seen this outcome coming that if he wasn't present with them, they might as well disobey him at some point and he can't do anything to stop them.

ep 1 thoughts

https://www.asianctv.co/drama-detail/hanbun-aoi-week

I like the first episode. Here are my thoughts and questions going forward. I wonder what they will do to keep the drama engaging instead of feeling draggy because of the hostage situation being the main plot. I just have bad memories of watching Snowdrop when the hostage situation took over the plot of the show and it just dragged along with questionable writing for some characters. I hope this one keeps me more hooked.

That's interesting to see that their leader the professor doesn't partake in the hostage/heist inside the building. I guess he's ok with trusting them to follow his plan because there's always a risk someone disobeys and ruins the whole plan.

Another thing I like was that guest character of the woman who started working at the supermarket the ML was at. I honestly thought she was gonna be a permanent character going forward and connect with the ML because of how quite similar their paths were.

Does anyone wish Lee Tang had turned himself in owning up that he did all those murders. Nan Gam even said if he chose to run away living somewhere far, Lee Tang would eventually be caught even not by him. They hinted at the end that he started to kill these bad people again because of his supernatural ability, but without Roh Bin wouldn't he be lacking a huge support to his killings.
Is his supernatural ability just that he's lucky he runs into criminals before not knowing?

I think Roh Bin's second partner was the father of the daughter who killed herself after being sa from the 2 teenager boys. That guy died shortly after telling Lee Tang

I like the first half of the drama(besides the nudity scenes) but then I didn't like it as much when they introduced the real boss villain later on. I wish it was just focused on the ML vs the cop. I wished we got more action scenes from Son Suk Ku's character. I loved the look for his character in this drama.

I liked her character in A killer paradox. I liked her interaction with Choi Woo Sik.

I just started watching and noticed that too. The FL killing/sealing away the gold deity is such an important part yet it was randomly told off screen. I don't understand that decision. Since she is so OP already, why wouldn't she kill the other sects that would fight against her that day too?

So after I'm sorry I love you, did she just take on movie projects instead of dramas? Is that why it wasn't until 13 years later she starred in another kdrama?

Finished watching. I enjoyed it for the thriller, action, and gun shooting scenes. I do agree with the majority of the plot not making much sense at times.

Who shot Moon Baek? Was it from some random person at the rally? Was it someone from the organization he is in? Thats all it took to take down the villain of the drama.

You have 2 talented actors in the protagonist and antagonist role but didnt give them a fight scene in the finale?

I'm disappointed the nurse didn't use her gun to take out her frustration on the other nurses who tormented her. A theme of the drama was no follow up for some of these characters. So the nurse goes back to work expecting to still be bullied by her coworkers? When the ML talks the victim from bullying out of shooting his gun on the bully, he tells him he will help him with his pain. The kid doesn't shoot and we never get a follow up how he got the help? Police were useless except for the ML.

so no follow up

Ep 6: I know you shouldn't root for them to kill with their guns but I kind of want to see the bully victim kill the bully leader. All of the bullies should be dead if planned correctly but will the leader die? I don't think si because that kid has a wonderful mother and that's what will make him not shoot. I think some of the bullies ran and are still alive for now or maybe the big kid shot them. It ain't right if the bullies get to be alive living as the victim after this.

I wish the ML and the police investigated deeply to why they choose these people to give their guns too.

Yep I was right. I mean it was predictable. Poor dude grew up in terrible situation that his life ended up to the place where he is now.

I wonder if there's some part of his fake bond with the ML actually real that he likes the guy and wishes he was his friend/brother.

I've seen 3 episodes and Kim Young Kwang's character is gonna be the villain isn't he?

Anytime I want to cry, I go watch a scene in this drama.

ep 12 and final thoughts

I gave the drama a second chance and I enjoyed it. I like the thriller and suspense. The people infected with the disease didn't creep me out as before. Great chemistry between the leads. Pretty strong story.