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He actually took the shirt back when the ex got all crazy saying how she's gonna be better than his new gf, it was kinda weird since she was still bleeding but I think he took it back. Police probably found it in his laundry when they checked his place in Hakcheon.

I don't think he had any problem with Sol-hi as long as Do-ha kept his mask on and stayed in the company. He was in fact pushing Do-ha to socialise and called her a good person for helping him out and even asked if he is trying to impress her and not in a malicious way. Both he and the mum are involved in evidence tampering and are in risk of being caught, I totally get his shiftiness. What I don't get is why he kept acting like he doesn't trust Do-ha about the murder until last episode and how does he know that Do-ha didn't kill her (bcz I doubt he believes in Do-ha out of some kind of eternal friendship).

This'd be a very bad twist and he even asked Do-ha playfully before whether he likes Sol-hi. His contempt for their relationship is completely based on Do-ha's decision to leave his company and to continue to stay in that apartment...and he was shocked to see that infidelitious text, but he's the kind that solves things in a backhanded manner, we saw him shop for his wife, cuddle his kid...none of this say he was insincere about his marriage.

Back from ep 16: I mean Lee Jae Seon must be the kindest ex in the history of romance drama...facilitating his love's romantic growth with the most prying cat ever-_-
PS: I understand fantasy dramas offer some fluffs and bizarrely cute moments but any drama have to have a motif that is parallel to life...I sympathize with JS more than any other character in the show (despite him being pretty problematic), the star-crossed cat love just isn't for me. Hong Jo's attachment to Sol-ah is almost engineered to succeed, idk how else you could make it any more inorganic...

Both the CEO and his shitty brother needs dire situations to get them off their routine and make stupid/malicious choices...how else will the story progress?-_-

I figured out the problem of Hwang Min-hyun. He does the innocent high school boy look well, he does the surprised look and the motionless cute Korean look well, he does the hurt wronged look well too - basically he's very good at acting clueless in a cute way with a side of the classic hurt boy acting. But when he laughs it seems fake and I thought that's a problem of acting but that is probably how he laughs in real life too, noticed in a few interviews, his eyes don't cooperate - it's weird. I mean he was being cute and asking Sol-hi to be his girlfriend, the expected emotions are that he's being goofy but also genuine too but that's not what came across to me. I mean I like how they really talk and especially how free Sol-hi is but they need a little more intensity and tension to really sell it as a romance drama. And I'd prefer if they like talked about something substantial instead of just being cute for 15 long minutes in a festival...
PS: I can't believe they pulled a rice punch commercial in front of the stall, I mean I get that he's handsome and they like to use that as humour but this is a little stupid-_-
And the CEO did emerge as fishy now that he revealed he does trust that Do-ha didn't kill her, I mean wth, he acted like he didn't trust him for all these years even called him a murderer, if he is indeed involved in the killing that's some world class lying he was practicing.
And I can't believe they actually brought the memory loss thing, I was thinking in what ways Do-ha could've actually killed her and believed otherwise, this was the obvious route, but I guess he didn't. So many people can kill her (assuming that's actually her body, it may be decomposed but DNA test should still be possible), could be her dad too in fact, guy seemed unhinged. I don't think Do-ha's mother killed her...but idk logic flies out of the window in kdramas.
And who buys a signed football in a local festival? Rooney's sign should be able to land the ball in a global bidding, sometimes Do-ha is just plain dumb. Like when he let go of that psycho dude carrying a knife, he was in fact obstructing the police.
At this point I love Kang-min, he's rational and professional and a calm, detailed thinker. Way cooler as a character to just be a support role. Do-ha only believed Sol-hi bcz he saw the whole deal - the shop, the shitty mother and got a detailed confession. Kang-min is like what a real-life person would do, take the lie detecting thing poetically. And he acts with his entire body, his hands, Seo Ji-hun's body language to every facial expression means something and when I compare, Min-hyun just frustrates me. I was quiet enjoying him with So-hyun but I do need a little more.

I know but those dramas also like to tease the viewers with the possibility. Do-ha is built as a character to be loved and is literally half of the poster, so I'd be genuinely surprised if he turns out to be the killer and this fluffy drama suddenly turns dark.

At this point I think the only twist that'd rock me of my feet is if Do-ha actually did kill her or smth like that. The directors could laugh at our dumbfounded faces...it'd be sort of chaotic fun.
Ps: Idk why Do-ha stopped Kang-min; that guy's a menace, kidnapped Sayon today will kidnap Sol-hi next, I don't understand-_- Btw, I liked the part where Sayon sings, cabaret looks so fun and she's got groove.

He should definitely get himself in a police procedural, it'd be so fun. I remember Lee Jin-uk in Voice, though the story wasn't up to per I loved his singular performance. Seo Ji-hun could definitely nail that too, with a good story...uhh, guess I'm asking for too much:3

Back from ep 14: I think they didn't even need Jae Seon's character. His presence doesn't factor in Sol-ah's decisions at all. At least there'd be no pretense of competition between him and the cat. And the painfully shy office lady - god! she's so hard to endure-_-
Freaking cat even stole JS's line-_- (that was clever tbh). I'm not sure what's left to watch in the next 5 hours-_-

ep 12: The bromance works. It really does. Much better than the trying romance.

ps: I'll never understand why she likes Hong Jo. I understand that he likes her, she's special to him but what makes her like him? How is it so easy for her to suddenly be so indifferent to JS in a matter of a couple days? And HJ is intrusive as hell, he spies on her being a cat then acts all understanding as a human. She should be annoyed and suspicions tbh, it's weird af-_- It's not like JS is uncommunicative and HJ is good at that, in fact he's lying every day and she knows nothing about him. God knows what makes him a better attractive choice than JS.

Back from ep 11: I can't believe how Sol-ah is so absolutely over Jae Seon. For 10 years she waited and then came a cat who is also pretending to be her stepbrother fgs (who for all my effort I'm having a hard time liking-_-) and she's magically over her feelings for her first love. If she wants to know something she can ask specific questions or find out through other mediums, after all, they are friends and she knows he's an introvert and debilitatingly so. She is assuming things and constantly hurting Jae Seon. And JS is fuc*ing mute and way too nice and that too at his own detriment-_- The game is literally rigged, if she is not conflicted between the two it's no love triangle at all.

Back from ep 9: How does the fuc*ing cat remember Sol-ah but not Jae Seon? And he's so mean to JS all the time-_-
& 10: At this point I feel worse for Bang Duk Bong than anybody else-_-

Back from ep 8: Did Jae Seon run away because of a supposed abandoned cat? Fgs-_- That's some deep ass abandonment issue going on there-_- But I still prefer him, he cares but can't share, has a sort of PTSD with words like 'sorry' or 'adoption'... cares about Hong Jo too who could really just be Sol-ah's brother, faic. In any case, gotta think about the fact that to truly care about a cat the story had to turn it into a man, I mean that right there is called irony. But I bet, Kim Myung-Su had a lot of fun playing a cat:)

Back from ep 6: Hong Jo is a brutal fuc*ing cat! He ruined a long running love story with a few misguided (and self-serving) words. For someone who doesn't understand human ways he did presume a lot of shit about Jae Seon.

4 episodes in Hong Jo is kind of getting on my nerves, I have never seen a more invasive little cat-_-, his cuteness disappears as soon as he turns human, I guess knowing that he trumps the triangle from the get-go was a bad idea. Because now I'm having a bad time enjoying the other good performances. And Shi Ye-eun is soo good here. Seo Ji-hun too, he definitely can play silent roles, saying more with less is something truly special in artists.

For someone who's really enjoying Seo Ji-hun's performance I'd say he has a knack for stealing the show (I just found him here and checked out a few of his previous projects, he's very cool with his supporting roles and really gives his all).
I first got into this drama to check out Hwang Min-hyun and I can't say he is bad, imo he does check out the vibe of the character - naive yet cynical, sensitive yet romantically straightforward, hurt yet willing to recover. I have no complaints against his chemistry with Kim So-hyun either. It's just that Seo Ji-hun is very good and I find myself looking forward to more of him in the drama. I wish they'd focus on him as a detective too since on the romance part it's already sort of a lost game, despite his pining being pretty compelling. Maybe Do-ha and Kang-min could have their own dynamic to take the story forward. Idk, Lee Kang-min is a very well-rounded character too, so expecting a little growth on his part would not be a crime I guess:)

I think it's a joke...a lot of Seo Ji-hun led characters in the past suffered tragic endings.

@Bex99 Right? I mean what possible reason can there be for killing someone?-_- For not wanting to marry - many, but how can killing someone be something ambiguous? I mean if she was smart she'd think about guilt and other factors, but she didn't and yet decided to trust him when she knows he's lying - it was odd af.
Also as a human lie detector she should have a deeper philosophical understanding of truths and lies and facts, she's not a kid and she lived with this power her whole life. It can't possibly be only now that she realizes people lie for all kinds of reasons and that someone's truth can be another person's lie.

That's what lying is, intentionally distorting something you know/believe to be true. Otherwise it'd be called reality/fact detection power. If someone said something wrong even if he believed it to be true she'd hear the bell. Instead she does detect lies. Also Do-ha thinks he's telling the truth, the facts, but in his heart he believes that he is responsible for his ex's death, thus the bell.