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Interesting. Can you perhaps explain the sins of others. I am not very familiar with the concept of "The Seven Sins", so it's difficult for me to figure out.

I saw Lee Yu Bi for the first time in Yumi's cells, I must say she is an incredible actress. Her character was incredibly cringe in Yumi's Cells, and she portrayed it effectively. She is working here with the same skills and is doing a good job.

Wow, I didn't realize I was also counting Grandpa with them. Maybe Matthew Lee and he team up and take trap them. God, the cinematography of the island is going to be gorgeous

Well, I do not remember the exact time stamp but it was the scene when Da Mi was going with her dad to school and the parents were stopping them.

He is good in one episode, bad in another. His character is very grey.

Somebody said here months ago that they can already imagine Jung Eum shouting all the time. They were true 😂

The grandpa will also fight to survive, mastermind is Matthew Lee

What is wrong with the public in this show? From their PoV, a minor was impregnated by her adoptive dad and they are here recording and laughing at her? Targetting her and getting every masala they can get? They are supposed to show compassion and empathy towards the minor and help her.
Geez

Well, everybody will die in last season's last episode and only one will survive 😂

Jo Soo Hyang would have been perfect for this role. She was an amazing villain in school 2015 too

The real question is, what was his motive to do that? Who ordered him? Why will he make such a move on his own?

I forgot about that scene. Just completed ep 3 and one bully in episode 3 said she felt bad for Bang Da Mi for being wrongly framed, but the bullies are not supposed to know that because they were not their at the time of birth and they only saw Da Mi running away. She must be a wild card making her way into main story after some eps.

Not to forget the hilarious murder that took place in ep 20. Whoever came up with that is a genius!

I like the way of story telling in this drama. It's like Marvel tells its stories, except each movie is a separate episode here.

Not to mention the tiny little details, Hui Soo getting the same wound as her dad, Bongseok carrying his mother the same way she did back then, the stories of the North Korean agents. They are portrayed as evil from the start, but when you look at the situation from their perspective, you start feeling bad for them. I am sure the two people hiding as workers at school also had a story that they did not tell.

There was another person, who had a power related to time, the drama did not explore him.

Also, since powers are passed down from generation to generation, it means there are generations of people with powers like this. I would love a prequel to this story, set in Joseon era where a person first gains their power and how they gain it. It could be a very nice way to explore their history, Joseon being both North and South Korea of that time, we can learn how the two countries got their share of superhumans.

You'll get to know who she is in last episode. For sure, she won't mess with good people

I wonder, if these North Korean agents are living in South Korea, such an advanced country, aren't they lured in by the technology and society? Why are they still supporting North Korea when they can use this opportunity to defect?

I think evil/dark vibes suit her more than funny roles as she usually does. She should try out a negative role.

Nope. His name is Matthew Lee, while the family name is Bang. But you never know in Makjangs.

Okay, so the synopsis says all 7 people are responsible for the girl's death. But how is Lee Joon's character responsible for her? I can see the connection between her death and rest 6 sinners, but what about him? He was not bad.

She is supposed to die. The synopsis clearly says so. That's how Uhm's character will take revenge on them. I am curious how they will introduce his character and what relation he has with the girl.