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i don't understand where she has been childish. she's strong, stands up for herself and others, fights back, and is practical. she's a great fl.

this drama is excellent.

that would have made it more interesting.

i initially agreed with this comment because she seemed to have a boundary between people who deserve her ire and those who do not. now, that she maligned her step-brother and set up her boss, i can no longer do so. she doesn't even need to lie. her father attacked her and her boss came to save her, i found her a strong character in the beginning, but the lying makes her weak. i liked that she stood up for herself, even if she manipulated the situations she was in. now, she's just making up shit.

i hope they introduce us to a third family soon.

she feels she lost control in the relationship when he became successful. she preferred him poor and meek.

finally, a fun drama i don't feel like dropping.

i don't feel that the actors are embodying their characters. it's strange because i know all of these actors act really well. it feels like.a table read or dress rehearsal to me.

qu tong already had a problematic parent to escape from. how destructive can one mother-daughter pair be to other people?

that's why he's smiling more. he let go.

the first time he appeared in the mask with the mole, i thought he looked like the protégé. because he didn't have mole, thought i was wrong and sought another villain.

the show seems to cut to his expressions more and more. he seemed to relish in the experience of seeing the execution at the cemetery. maybe he also enjoys seeing people die.

i thought so as well, but he still has to maintain his position as head of the investigation unit. if he sabotaged them publically, it would be too obvious. he might no be the villain, but are we assuming that only kids survived the massacre? i also wondered if he has a split personality and when he juggles the preserved walnuts, it's his other persona.

in his jail-room testimony at the public hearing, (ex-)prosecutor said that he made his determination because he feared a justifiable defense verdict may influence the chinese public. his statement invalidate any claim that he made his decisions based on the law or prosecutorial procedures. i feel this show is just low-key teaching chinese viewers to lack empathy unless it's to protect predators.. if they're just using defendants as examples to control the public, why even pretend the law has any value? he's also a hypocrite because he said he used li mufang as an example, but rejects his use as a scapegoat for the prosecutorial office.

all the cases are related

i'm struggling. i want to finish because the quality is great, but it's just too long for the intended story.

..to protect the organization over the people it promises to protect.

i found the illustrator character in riverside code so interesting. i hoped for a drama focused on illustrations. i got my wish in this recent arc. i didn't expect much when i started watching this drama, but it has developed into a masterpiece. i hope the quality holds until the end.

he failed upword. i hope there's a second season so we can see his downfall.

it plays the central role in the plot. every decision he makes, how he thinks, and how his brother acts as his potential opponent, is based on go.