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Totally agree with you tbh

The Bureau is usually responsible for administrative support operations, including procurement; supply and transportation; real property and facilities management; diplomatic pouch and mail services; official records, publishing, and library services; language services, hence why they most likely have access to police reports. Pretty sure they also support the Blue House.

i think it was supposed to be today, on the sites it says 21st february for first episode to air but i guess they moved it for some reason

there will probably be violence and scenes of that the accusers did to victims, i'm assuming only

https://watchasian.sh/grid-2022-episode-1.html here you go

yessss, i loved that movie!

literally, the fact he constantly wants to take half of the stuff from her even in ep2 was really annoying like the audacity?? damn

he does

Totally agree, they could've even ended the drama with a tight, firm plot in 12 episodes, it was definitely dragging on

everyones perspective was different, for an example, to me, as much as I liked it, it felt a lil bit boring and draggy in some scenes but it was still okay to me and that's why I'm respecting everyones opinion here

no no, all episodes are there, it's just that some tend to put out full 16 episodes and some tend to put 32 episodes split in half, the whole kdrama is there<3

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oh alright, thank you. i'll most likely watch it like every drama of hers lol

did it have any romance?

it also says on other site that it also depicts a mystery thriller that tracks criminals

damn that teaser was sad- is it called thirty-nine because none of them live till fourty 💀

time to fck up my grades and sleep schedule with all of these

Oh yeah, totally. I remember crying my heart out for Hotel del luna and Moon Lovers, and also Hi bye mama but they became one of my favorites just because the whole story and the endings made it to stay in my mind forever tbh

I totally agree, sometimes I don't want to see sad endings in dramas but so many of them are such masterpieces and missing out on them would definitely be something. However, I totally agree with everyone in this comment section and I understand them since they wanted them to have a happy ending. But it was genuinely a good drama

Quite confused with people dropping the drama because they got the ending spoiled, like in most political conflict dramas, someone tends to die. Which is fine, death happens but ya'll are gonna miss out on so many dramas just because you step away from it due to its sadness imo, I'm glad I never strayed from sad kdramas because they were such masterpieces tbh
EDIT: I understand people don't wanna be damaged which is understandable and the opinions are valid, was just saying how many masterpieces are in such type of dramas!