Why Am I Here

I might have another theory. She did choose him because he and all of her con victims had something in common: desperation.

Yeo Jin was desperate to get a quick money and raise the prestige of her own luxury brand with collaboration.
Da Hye was desperate to get a better career.
Seong Sin was desperate to get a kidney.
Ji Hwon was desperate for money and luxurious life.
Chae U was desperate to prevent Boudoir from opening a store in the competitor department store.

Mu Gyeong? He was on the verge of being fired. Sarah eavesdropped and knew he was desperate to resolve her case, and she used this advantage.

I don't recall her in the crutches at the police station in all of her con story. Did I miss something?

So in the end, Kim So Yong is the b*tch. She wants the result but not the process.

I love how complex it is. Everyone is having their own hidden agenda, but the lead never let them drag her in.

For me the level of the mystery needs to be up a little, just very very little.
But I'd like another point to your review: This show doesn't have any silly or ridiculous side stories.

This is the nearest show to be a big hit I've ever seen so far. The elements of the mystery are already perfect, it's just how they resolve the case seems unfavorable. For me it's a little bit too easy, especially for a case that has been dragged for 11 episodes.

WOAH, GUILTY PLEASURE ENDING!

1 ep won't be enough for this 😅

Why the writer made them shout everytime? They weren't like this in season 1.

Not sure we can get cute romantic moments with so much still going on. Something malicious is bound to come.

There's still so much going on... and we got a filler episode?

The cast ensemble looks premium. If it busts then I might be angry.

Did they forget about the private investigator that Da Wit hired?

They haven't clearly explain how Da Wit became a judge. He only has a high school degree, so he worked his ass to become a judge... by doing what? How?

The final episode feels so rushed. Like they even added Elements to it so they had a shortcut to end it quickly.

It's not easy to pull something like Taxi Driver did: still going strong with 1 person missing, zero impact to the story and chemistry.

And they never replace her position. She could come back anytime in fact.

Why finishing this makes me feel like I'm losing my best friends?

For me, the way they use the tropes was more "forgivable" in earlier episodes. The last episode, it became "unbearable".

Ott?

I was confused and thought she's Woo Da Vi 🤣.