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Though my money is on the shaman, I am not ruling out the SML. He acted sus all the time. Like I get you got mommy issues, but even if he's not the killer, he's super shady.
Also with the 2ML, you love your life more than the guy you apparently like. I mean she could have made the call while the killer was engaged. Just need to give the location and fight a bit. 2 vs 1 is def a better chance. I just finished ep 14 and urgh!!
My money is on the shaman and maybe he uses his possession or split personality to create the blackout. The general's spirit or some alter egos.
So apparently, his dad abused his mom and choked and killed her in front of him. Then the dad kills himself in prison. He has some PTSD that causes him to block his guilt and forget his own crimes.
The part that I don’t get is why did the brother say that SHA ruined his life and the reason he became who he was because of SHA. Sorry, I guess I missed that part.
Also while drinking, he said he was a petty criminal but he still got the gift and went to heaven?
Lastly, after the accident, did he move to the driver seat himself or did SHA move him?
Omg!! The last scene. I'm dead. Why didn't they complete it!!!
As for chinese adaptation, I'm scared but also hopeful.
Thanks for reading :)
Thanks again for reading :)
And I'm apologise for Tan lang and his ever so power ful grandpa. But as soon as I thought about them - these two guys came in mind.
Han Xiao - Choi Jin Hyuk - Imagine his sexy voice and badass looks! I'm dead. (https://images.app.goo.gl/JV3sFc35P8LjpKeR6)
Tan Lang - Lee Do Hyun - I might just start shipping them together (https://images.app.goo.gl/VSKWcAHdqnkxWBbA8)
Which novel adaptation are you talking abou?
My first novel was national husband and though I've read far better novels now, I liked it back then. The drama adaptation was worse than the novel though. Bummer.
What I liked is how noone ended up with their cheating spouse. And though there were parts that I hated like how she slept with someone else's husband to use him, or how they said they cared about their kid but did not see how his mental health was affected by their games. I mean he wasn't that young that you could not have talked it out with him. But these are things I might not like but they served the story well. I liked how the kid chose to leave in the end because he realised how toxic both his parents are. They could use their own lives to guilt trip others - like the mum did for custody or the dad by walking in front of the truck. They didn't think for once how a kid would be affected by seeing their parent injured or dead. So all in all, for a revenge/makjang, it was good.
What I didn't like - they never addressed her PTSD - the one with her own parents. Neither did she take help nor did it feel like she ever really gave herself a chance to heal. Maybe they were going for a broken character, but then in the end, all in all it was just a bad thing for the kid. The parents never even addressed the kid's mental health properly - to get him regular and proper help. All they did was try to push him into therapy without actually trying to understand him.
I just feel too bad for the kid. Though I strongly believe that no one should stay with a cheater or in a broken marriage just because of a kid, but you can't just toss a kid's life and expect him to not react. As a revenge drama, it was fun but if they wanted to show her as a good mom ( I don't think they did tough), she wasn't. The father was trash but the mom wasn't any good either. The kid deserved better.