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Also, being on the internet in the modern times of short attention span and tiktok I am pretty sure fair portion of population only reads the headlines when scrolling, I have seen it and addressed it many times in the past

it just made me feel you only read the headline as your question whether he really think that (what the headline makes you think he thought) is answered in the rest of the article, where he elaborates on what he meant

probably inspired by Mohohan, which has a decent taiwanese adaptation https://kisskh.at/722595-copycat-killer

it's a classic thriller novel from 1990's, they did such broadcast there and tricked the killer into giving himself in.

Maybe if you read more then the headline you'd know the answer.....

The mc has a communication disorder and I think the most unrealistic part of the drama is how anyone can bear interacting with him or even understanding what he's trying to say unless it's an alternate universe where everyone has telepathy

He feels like one of these mute self insert nameless protags from japanese visual novels or harem anime where both fls and his bro keep doing all the talking and he just provides one word answers that somehow push the conversation forward. The fact that he has exactly one facial expression doesn't help either.

Exactly, the science of the drama is very off. However, I was willing to accept some things. I was willing to accept the concept of ruthless ultra charismatic psychopath serial killer straight from 1941 book "The mask of sanity", as it's quite popular in fiction, and from the beginning I labelled this drama as retro sci fi. Brain surgery and genetics only added to the retro sci fi feel, and it was fine.

But the mistakes in criminal investigation weren't fine. To add to the things you mentioned, nobody seems to know what "profiling" is and no one tried to create a psychological profile of a killer beyond occasionally screaming "it's not a human, it's a monster!". Maybe lack of profiling in 1990's would make sense, but in 2019 it's just criminal in itself.

Obviously this made me root for serial killer and not for police, so when he started getting repentant I decided to drop this one.

she plays evil characters very well

The Pinky and the Brain
Yes Pinky and the Brain
One is a genius, the other one insane
They're laboratory mice....

I predicted two different kids after episode 1, predicted the mc being headhunters son after episode 2, but whether he or yohan was the serial killer, I was actually quite puzzled until the reveal in episode 14. Mostly because I couldn't figure the "howdunnit" for some kills, like it didn't fit for example how he was able to make it in time to kill the priest and record it if he was supposedly in metro station watching camera recordings at the time. Of course, he was from the beginning the main suspect in the prison (attempted) murder, and I was surprised the police didn't consider him at all.

I was actually able to predict most plot twists tbh after first couple of episodes, but it didn't make it any less enjoyable

saiko-pasu! I did laugh every time they said it, and the premise of being able to tell who is a saiko-pasu and who isn't based on genes is ridiculous as well. Seems like the understanding of mental health presented here (and many other k-dramas dealing with the subject) is based on 1941 book "mask of sanity" and other such outdated notions.

But suspending disbelief I was willing to roll with it and accept it, treating it as a sci-fi alternate universe that it actually it.

Still it wasn't as ridiculous as being able to diagnose a saiko-pasu through mri head scan like in Doctor Prisoner

Same feeling here, it makes it seem like entire korea is just one town where everyone knows each other and every other person is a psychopath. Still, this is just a style of fiction it is. Some fictions aim to be realistic, some are like gameboards with every character being a chess piece and every scene and event being relevant and connected to others (even beyond what is realistic).

Why does he repent, ffs, possibly great drama ruined because koreans can't have a serial killer mc who isn't a vigilante

what do you mean automatically lowers it

her face is so unique

The dog actors are underappreciated. Animals need a lot of training to be able to work with cameras and actors.

"Meideu in Koria" can mean both

I just don't think it's fair to write such subjective opinions unless she actually won some major beauty contest or something

"She is considered one of Japan's most beautiful women. "

By who, the person writing her profile page on mdl?

he was always a jealous cuck regarding mikasa, he felt inferior to her yet also wanted to claim her, and his psychopathic tendencies were obvious from their first meeting when he was a kid and killed these two guys betraying extremely black and white and aggressive thinking that was his defining characteristic throughout his entire life

he was also impulsive, devoid of fear, and I don't even remember a one moment when he ever showed empathy to someone else then himself. All of these are clinical characteristics of anti social personality disorder.

once again. authors intention. also I was reading the manga since 2013 until its conclusion, so "reading" rather then "watching" is more accurate here, tho I did eventually watch the anime adaptations as well and they were pretty good too