Joerin

You’ll see later why

Well, it’s a different kdrama with a very complicated plot and that’s why some people liked it and some don’t.
If you like psychological, crime thrillers I think is a must watch.

@Izyda
And that’s exactly what the drama is showing us right now.
They thought that they could change the world but look what happened, they killed more people than the “psycho-gene human”.
Nobody in this drama is 100% pure decent human being and they are all together victims to humans’ ambitions.
In the end, the psycho-gene wasn’t the problem. It was the lack of ethical compass.

As I saw in a comment below, Daniel Lee said the “psycho-gene theory” and the OZ organization turn that into a law. Maybe there’s also a politics in the way.
And yes, what you say is true, but people are dump. They believe that murderer’s son is an evil man, or a murderer too. We know that it isn’ t accurate at all, but everyone at the drama think “of course YoHan is the killer he is Head Hunter’s son” or “this baby is YoHan’s, it’s evil”. People who think like that, if someone say to them that he’s going to get rid of all the evil people, they think him as a savior if not god.

I agree with @Izyda and I want to add that Vincenzo is a show that could like to anyone. Unlike that, mouse took some risks and did something more complicated that wouldn't like to everyone and also most of episodes are 19+.

Look as I said many things happened and I can’t write all of them because the story line is complicated. Read some recaps or watch the episodes because you won’t understand a thing if you watch only the last ep. (Also ep 15 and the first ep of mouse: the predator were sooo good)

@Pranav Prasad I didn’t want to laugh but it was so good lol

@Princy
Many thing have happened since ep 13. We saw clearly what happened to JBR in his childhood, who he really is and how actually the brain transplant change him.

On top of that, a mysterious organization suddenly appeared. It’s not clear what this organization does though. (I haven't seen the ep 18 yet).

I don’t really want to spoil any further than that.

@Maamotto Ok I understand. I’m studying biology in university. In Sisyphus the protagonist did PCR to ashes and I was like “bro, you can’t do that, the DNA has been decomposed” but I kept watching. In many medical dramas there are a lot of medical mistakes too. My point is that we don’t always watch a show because it’s 100% accurate with science etc. If the writer serves the story well and it’s enjoyable I personally don’t mind mistakes like this.
Now if you don’t like fiction is fine. It’s your personal taste and it’s acceptable.

I think you are taking the drama way too seriously. The world of the drama is a world where anyone who has the psycho-gene has 99% chance to turn into a psycho that would kill or anything like that. Of course that’s not true in real life, but it’s a fiction. The writer did this for a reason.

It’s now on dramacool but without subs

I can relate