I’m going to miss seeing Minjae and Yujin on Mondays and Tuesdays; from the very first moment, I fell in love with their perfect chemistry, probably the best of the year. The performances from the entire cast were masterful, and I loved the unique personalities of the leads. It was remarkable how, even during their arguments, I could understand both sides; I truly felt the happiness, the pain, and the love between them. That said, I can’t help but feel that the drama felt so incomplete. It could have been so much better, with only 12 episodes, time was still wasted on characters who added nothing to the story and on conversations that felt entirely irrelevant, while other plot points were left hanging. I think it would have made much more sense without those elements. Still, I really enjoyed watching it; it might not be a drama for everyone, but for me, it was incredible, without a doubt, one of the best of the year.
At first with Sejin I was like ok lol, even during the “date” he was kinda cute but then when he went to Minjae home, omgggg that was so annoying, I couldn’t get myself to watch that scene, and also I’m really really liking the drama but why is Sejin having so much screen time, I mean he can be funny and whatever but instead of building the lead’s relationship, we get a whole ep of this nonsense, I would understand it if there were 16 ep but it’s only 12!!!! so I don’t really liked this ep
That last scene was so beautiful. And Sejin, attitude shifted from being annoying to creepy lol, but I think he’s actually after Min Jae’s position at the lab, that’s why all that bootlicking lol. Regardless of how you look at it, they have so many challenges to face:( let’s hope for a happy ending for them.
I think most of us find these three characters incredibly insufferable, but it’s just like real life. The brother seems frustrated with his own life, so his only joy comes from the wish of finding "something wrong" with the FL it helps him feel better about himself, though I don’t necessarily think he’s a bad person just pathetic. As for Sejin... I’m not sure yet; I’m still undecided on the theory that he might be a spy, maybe he is, maybe he isn’t—but I mean how often do you run into someone like that in real life? A gossiping, troublemaking loser, plus I suspect he hates her simply because she’s a woman. And the teacher ugh She’s just an adult with a superiority complex who couldn’t stand being put in her place by someone younger, especially since she was totally and absolutely right.
Ugh,I should have waited longer to watch it, because now I’m desperate to see more. The main characters have quite unique personalities, the kind we don't see very often in dramas, its pretty rare actully, and I love it. It’s so refreshing to watch.
It’s not what I was expecting but I liked it! Maybe I misunderstood it, but after watching the first few episodes, I expected something more exciting but it turned into a standard office drama; yet, I ended up really liking it. It’s simple and easy to watch, nothing extraordinary happens, but I think that’s the point. While I would have liked to see more about the lottery, the great cast really elevated the plot. I like it, though I’m not sure if I’d recommend it.
What a huge disappointment; it wasn't just a slow-paced plot—it was downright boring. Across the eight episodes, hardly anything relevant to the story actually happened. I think the reason this story is usually so captivating—and why there are so many remakes—is the intriguing way three people get drawn into this passionate game; yet, none of that came through here. Ji Chang-wook really had zero chemistry with either of the female leads, making the story hard to buy into. In fact, In-ho and So-ok had far more chemistry. It was a total waste of such a great story and an excellent cast.
I’m on ep 2 but there’s something I don’t get y people can’t recognise him when he’s claiming his identity…
yesss, also In the building, it's obvious there will be cameras in the lobby at least, so it would have been the easiest thing to do to check the cameras and see that the "original" is the one who lived there for 3 years without leaving, and the other one who arrived from outside is the "impostor"
Reading about the true story is so frustrating and sad, thinking about all the suffering of the women and children, their families, and even the innocent men who were tortured. The case was riddled with corruption, evilness, and stupidity. In fact, the killer wasn't careful or intelligent; he didn't even bother to hide evidence. He was persistent, though, waiting for his victim for hours. But because the case was biased from the very beginning, it's simply heartbreaking.
Now, speaking specifically about the drama, what an incredible cast! There wasn't a single bad performance here. The focus wasn't on the killer's methods or anything detailed, unlike other dramas with the same case, but rather on all the injustice and suffering and how many lives were changed or suffered because of this, something that kept bothering me was how Gi Beom knew what his brother was doing and was willing to take the blame, knowing all the pain and suffering his brother was causing.
I dont really like all this police and investigation scenes and the loveline is not that interesting for me… besides that I like the rest but let’s see in the next eps
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Now, speaking specifically about the drama, what an incredible cast! There wasn't a single bad performance here. The focus wasn't on the killer's methods or anything detailed, unlike other dramas with the same case, but rather on all the injustice and suffering and how many lives were changed or suffered because of this, something that kept bothering me was how Gi Beom knew what his brother was doing and was willing to take the blame, knowing all the pain and suffering his brother was causing.