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Why was Bael being difficult with that ultimatum? He should just let Justitia play lawful judge then plan his escape and finish him. Everyone win I think. Now they have to drag it for another episode.

I think Justitia should really give ML a preview of hell. He was so ready to kill the detective it was a bit silly imo..

I'm surprised this isn't considered a romance show cause it feels like other aspects of the shows are just there to tell their love story. I hope it they make season 3 it won't be just an amnesiac love story with fighting scenes and monsters.

I like this drama but can't wait for it to end lol... Good thing there are like 3 likeable characters cause the rest just frustrate you and drive you crazy.

The first episode caught my attention but I'm only half way through episode 2 and I'm so frustrated like is it going to be just him trying to hide stuff? I understand he don't want the same fate of that other guy business wise but it doesn't make it less frustrating. I'm still interested though so gonna have to push through lol...

I know it's nothing new but for me I'm used to watching stories with clear good and bad guys so it's rather interesting to watch. The father son duo are clearly wrong but I find myself rooting for them lol..

I found the ending unsatisfying at first but when I think about it, it made the most sense. He saw a promising new life but it's still not really his anymore. Like he said, there was really nothing left that he wanted. He was at peace enough to move on but it was still heartbreaking nonetheless.

With how this season ended, really hoping for a season 2. I consider this show fast paced but not too much that new audience to the story get confused and it doesn't have to waste time for existing fans. It's fun that I don't even realize I'm on episode 6 already.

I thought the ending was satisfying and season 2 is not needed. If they play it again then they deserve the suffering🤣 Also I like how this show emphasized that the reason for this game was trivial and everyone were responsible for their own choices.

I hope JaEun will realize that she repented enough and start to fight back. I'm so rooting for her team.

Small thing but had to remind myself the bully guy was a high schooler every 5 minutes😅but they did said he is not a teenager.

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I feel like this is a straightforward story and I think many people can easily guess/figure out what happened early on. I myself stop watching around episode 11 because I'm confident the rest of the episodes are only about catching the obvious villains.

I feel like this season was mostly fillers and season 3 hopefully will be where all things will happen. I know they want to expand the world but I just don't care/remember about most of the characters. Most of them are reckless and do the dumbest mistakes. Also it's so obvious that humans are the real villains, like okay we get it so please tell other aspect of the stories instead of this repetitive tedious theme.

The mystery was good at first but the characters are mostly predictable, almost too cliche so the reveal doesn't have impact. I didn't like the ending but then again it's hard to come up with original ending for story like this. It's either supernatural or that thing.

I think I'm skipping this one. Feels too same old same old for me.

How exactly is she going to match her mom with her first love? Won't whoever it is fall for her instead? Besides, her mom won't return to Korea for a long time.

This show reminds me a bit of Mouse, loaded with obvious red herring and they kinda reveal the real culprit earlier.

They sure yells a lot. Even the gasping is so dramatic it made the show feels cringey at time.

I don't mind the ridiculousness. That just means more ways to punish those losers🤣 I'm only rooting for Matthew Lee, the rest can get unalive.