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What I meant was that when you are a highly skilled doctor, you find friends and acquaintances who can help you out in situations like that—rather than just paying money to get things done. Someone like that female doctor—a detective or a police officer you could turn to for assistance in such moments.

Your opinion is valid too, but it didn't convince me; I found the part about going alone laughable.

I have witnessed this in real life, not just in movies—the idea of ​​someone helping you because they feel indebted to you, rather than because you ordered them to. There is no doubt that he is a conscientious person, but such individuals tend to have a wider circle of acquaintances than the average person. We are dealing with an elite physician here.

If you were a genius surgeon, you could have plenty of friends and allies within the police force, among detectives, and even in political circles to help you in a situation like that—instead of going after a psychotic killer all on your own. Besides, they could have easily apprehended that deranged couple; the woman was practically immobile, and the two of them could have taken down the man using a gun. As a neurosurgeon—and a genius one at that—you would know exactly where to strike to render someone unconscious. The way this drama plays out is really bizarre.

It's interesting—they abandoned the weapon and left.The actor playing the killer is excellent.

The subject matter and the cast are good, but I don't know why watching it doesn't generate any excitement?

I had stopped watching Korean dramas for several years, but two years ago, I happened to discover *Vincenzo*. I fell in love with Jeon Yeo-been acting and went on to watch most of her dramas and films. She is the one who got me back into Korean dramas.

You have to watch it twice to understand the relationships.

In which scene did the sandglass appear?

I think it's been good so far, too. There are still 10 episodes left, so it's too early to judge.

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I think it was mostly out of jealousy towards JYB. Korean people are just really strange in general.

me too

I want too

I saw it twice. I watched it more closely the second time. It was very good. It had a few mistakes in the action parts, but it had an interesting plot. The actors Young Ran, the lawyer, and the adopted daughter were very good.

Can't believe it's been a year. I still think about Da Eum. Yeo bin is amazing.

I didn't like this drama either and watched it at high speed. How did a girl from a poor family get enrolled in that particular school?

Was the pregnant girl who was killed raped or was she Jae Jun girlfriend?

I don't think Da Eum realized that her mean friend sent those photos to the reporter. When you're dying, you try to ignore a lot of the behavior because you're carrying a bigger pain with you. Her friend was also unfairly judgmental. He did those things out of jealousy, like a lot of people

Why did SBS treat this drama unfairly? It was one of the great dramas of last year.