why people are calling it cringe, I'm personally loving this. The FL is cute and her acting cute doesn't feel…
People these days being unnecessary critical over everything. Like God forbid them to just have a little fun. Tbh I'm kinda done with k-traumas these days, let's have a break and give me a fun cheesy romance drama instead.
It's actually quite well-written; everyone has a purpose in the story, and there are fairly realistic character arcs. Also, I always like dramas with a found-family theme.
Don't expect a deep and poignant story from just 10 episodes, this is literally a drama meant to be watched comfortably. It might be a bit dragging in the middle, but—at least for me—I can still follow it until the end.
No unnecessary drama and romance; just people who love cooking in different ways. Good job!
(And I just realized the Lovely Jogger reference is from Lovely Runner. From Sunjae to Eunjae. 🤣 And how Chunseung asked Eunjae's high school and suddenly feel nostalgic, lol. 🤣)
if it is all linked to ina's parents, they were probably the first victims, murder disguised as accident so the…
I don't think Ina would get killed. Remember that the killer starting to kill again 10 years later once Ina became a profiler? Maybe the killer knew Ina was the only one who took the puzzle pieces seriously, while other detectives don't and investigate them as separate cases.
So basically, detective was covering for the male therapist who is the actual killer ig. At this point i think…
I'm with you. And one more thing: it's obvious that the puzzles was drawn by dr. Hwang, since he was the only character in the drama that paint as a hobby; just like what was shown in his room and his presentation in Jeju.
The old "newbie" was only assumed to still be fainted.What if he faked it so he can set up the crime scene?1.…
From ep 9, it's clear that Jeongho knew the killer and trying to "protect" him from killing again, and somehow he feels it's part of his fault that all of this started.
By the look of it, Jeongho was more afraid that Choi San knows more than he should, especially on the handkerchief scenes, because again, he was trying to protect the real killer.
(I wish I could see Mirae & Sejin's scenes more, or at least when they're being romantic to each other haha.)
Don't expect a deep and poignant story from just 10 episodes, this is literally a drama meant to be watched comfortably. It might be a bit dragging in the middle, but—at least for me—I can still follow it until the end.
No unnecessary drama and romance; just people who love cooking in different ways. Good job!
(And I just realized the Lovely Jogger reference is from Lovely Runner. From Sunjae to Eunjae. 🤣 And how Chunseung asked Eunjae's high school and suddenly feel nostalgic, lol. 🤣)
All the foreshadowing always pointed towards him.
By the look of it, Jeongho was more afraid that Choi San knows more than he should, especially on the handkerchief scenes, because again, he was trying to protect the real killer.