😂 😂 Well now that you have dropped its alright if you couldn't grasp the plot. I will tell ya sung yo Han…
YES I KNEW IT!! YO HAN IS INNOCENT!!!
It was sooo obvious, tho? Like we never actually saw him committing any murder except in the main leads' speculations and imaginations? I felt so bad for him.
Finally dropped the show during episode 12. I enjoyed the first 6 or 7 episodes but then it just got dumber and…
Help. everything you wrote is so real and funny! Dropped it at 14ish despite wanting REALLY bad to finish because there's just better shit out there, with less screentime. I loved the first half a lot but then it gets sooo misleading, kinda weak script???
Now, that I ended up finishing the show, I have a question for the basic premise and the motive for OZ and the…
Psychopathy is a RARE rare condition, and they treated it like some buzzword, like every killer is a serial killer, and every serial killer is a psychopath. Such a complex (and draggy) plot, yet such a shallow and childish premise.
But again, not every serial killer is a psychopath. I love mu chi but it's cringe when he starts calling anyone he presumes to be a murder suspect a "psychopath bastard." some nuance and depth would've been nice but well, it's a k-drama. I'm stuck at ep 14 and my patience is running out adhhfg i kinda want to drop and watch the last ep lol
Apparently, all child exploitation is done by "psychopaths," and all serial killers and murderers are "psychopaths."They use this term so lightly as if they've done 0 research about psychopathy and these crimes, almost like a buzz word.But then again, i get that most people are ignorant and shallow and nobody cares enough.
This series isn't for the faint-hearted; it takes a keen mind to grasp the brilliance of the writer's work.
It is frustrating tho when the writer opens 10 separate threads in one episode to maximise the suspense. Like what did that character see? *scene switch* oh what did THIS character see? *cut* oh no, this character saw something really critical, I'm dying to know *scene cuts, episode ends*
Character: *sees the perpetrator committing the crime* *snitches on them* Also character: *goes to the fucking perpetrator with the proof of their crime and shows it to them even after getting a death threat*
I've always felt like s. yo han was not actually a killer. Idk even tho there was some proof(the bloody shoes in the box, him hitting ba reum, chasing grandma etc), i just keep feeling like he wasn't one. I'm probably biased though.
She’s a child. Her uncle wasn’t really preparing her to be a killer, but to protect herself. That’s why…
Yeah. like why did she think that the guys who were supposed to protect her but betrayed her uncle for Bale would betray Bale and settle for a divided pay when they can just compete and get the whole amount for themselves??
This feels like a "kdrama" kdrama, like a proper korean drama. The old kind, and not in a bad way. There are many characters, many side plotlines going on which aren't that confusing if you follow along and it's very satisfying when everything comes full circle at the end of the episode. Tho I've only watched 2 yet. The series is long with long episodes, diving into each character fully, fleshing out their backstories and really, just getting into it. I think it'll get tiring sometimes but i do love an immersive emotional mindfuck.
She’s a child. Her uncle wasn’t really preparing her to be a killer, but to protect herself. That’s why…
That last move was kinda clever but then she went on to cry in front of the house, where she could've been shot dead in the head. The girl just kept disappointing me. I guess we both have very different opinions of this show. :)
She’s a child. Her uncle wasn’t really preparing her to be a killer, but to protect herself. That’s why…
Oh no, i do get it. I get it why she was so afraid and confused. STILL doesn't make sense why she made many stupid decisions while her life was at stake, like standing in the middle of the room while bullets are being fired at her, putting her finger on the mouse but not opening that video proof(which she was dying to know about) and instead going to help her friend who brother KEPT warning her about, going outside and crying there when she knows she's on a hitlist etc. She had zero character development.
I find the poster kinda misleading because in the opening episodes, jian was quite badass and knew how to defend herself, when she was about to get SAed and when that was happening to her friend too, even tho she was scared. Young jian jian got my hopes up but older jian lacked basic common sense and survival instincts. The uncle or basically ANY other side character could replace jian's center position in the poster and it would look accurate.
It was sooo obvious, tho? Like we never actually saw him committing any murder except in the main leads' speculations and imaginations? I felt so bad for him.
*snitches on them*
Also character: *goes to the fucking perpetrator with the proof of their crime and shows it to them even after getting a death threat*
WHY. SO. STUPID. PLEASE FREE ME.
I've always felt like s. yo han was not actually a killer. Idk even tho there was some proof(the bloody shoes in the box, him hitting ba reum, chasing grandma etc), i just keep feeling like he wasn't one. I'm probably biased though.
I find the poster kinda misleading because in the opening episodes, jian was quite badass and knew how to defend herself, when she was about to get SAed and when that was happening to her friend too, even tho she was scared. Young jian jian got my hopes up but older jian lacked basic common sense and survival instincts. The uncle or basically ANY other side character could replace jian's center position in the poster and it would look accurate.