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Thriller Masterpiece
This drama is mind blowing from beginning till the end. I couldn't predict what was happening at all and the fact that they continued to make us doubt the daughter in the father's pov was brilliant (although i kinda went soft for her near ep9-10 lol). It's probably a bit difficult to follow though if you miss any details or fact so i would say that's the flaw along with some tiny plot hole. I had to continuously recall scenes because they were somewhat connected. It's almost like i was trying to be a detective to at some point hahaha.
The story is very complex, there were times when i hated the father and even blamed Habin, that's how you know they made it well. I was so immersed lol. Female detective was high key annoying there were times i wished she wasn't in the show but she was kind of needed. Soft male detective also irked me at times because of how his softness was sometimes ruining his judgement and decision making. All the characters were necessary. Heavy scenes were directed very well, I really sympathized with Taesu and his acting is so subtle yet so loud i enjoyed it.
The reason why I gave this a 9 rating has to do heavily with the last episode. I loved it so much. Especially that line when her father asked Habin if she really killed her younger brother. I had to give the writer a standing ovation for that scene alone. Taesu did exactly the oppposite of what Habin's mother did. He asked her instead of continuing his suspicion and it was healing to see Habin breakdown. To see her being accepted and her, knowing that she was accepted was such a relief for me. I am glad that they gave this drama a happy ending because otherwise it would kind of become a cliche. It's refreshing to see a psychotic daughter actually not be the evil person in the end.
Acting wise, all the cast delivered. But i'd have to give it to Taesu and Chae Wonbin for their excellent performance. I'm very surprised at how good Chae Wonbin is despite being a very new rookie. She nailed the role so well. Really looking forward to her future works.
The story is very complex, there were times when i hated the father and even blamed Habin, that's how you know they made it well. I was so immersed lol. Female detective was high key annoying there were times i wished she wasn't in the show but she was kind of needed. Soft male detective also irked me at times because of how his softness was sometimes ruining his judgement and decision making. All the characters were necessary. Heavy scenes were directed very well, I really sympathized with Taesu and his acting is so subtle yet so loud i enjoyed it.
The reason why I gave this a 9 rating has to do heavily with the last episode. I loved it so much. Especially that line when her father asked Habin if she really killed her younger brother. I had to give the writer a standing ovation for that scene alone. Taesu did exactly the oppposite of what Habin's mother did. He asked her instead of continuing his suspicion and it was healing to see Habin breakdown. To see her being accepted and her, knowing that she was accepted was such a relief for me. I am glad that they gave this drama a happy ending because otherwise it would kind of become a cliche. It's refreshing to see a psychotic daughter actually not be the evil person in the end.
Acting wise, all the cast delivered. But i'd have to give it to Taesu and Chae Wonbin for their excellent performance. I'm very surprised at how good Chae Wonbin is despite being a very new rookie. She nailed the role so well. Really looking forward to her future works.
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