My expectations were too high for this drama. :\ There's so many unanswered questions. I actually enjoy thriller, horror, and sci-fi but this one wasn't it for me. It may just be that I'm not a fan of Scriptwriter 정이도 (Jung Yi Do)'s works. Can't pinpoint exactly why. The storytelling? World building? Hmm..
na its coz her character is interesting. She is twisted, has faults and good sides. She never acts how you think…
The audience mourned Sooryeon's (fake) death with her, and could see how much she regretted her attitude towards her mother. Unfortunately, season 3 really back-tracked all that character development :/ It seems Seokkyung is very impressionable, jealous, and easily manipulated (by Dante/Mr.Baek).
The only "good side" to her is her love for her mom & brother. Sad part is, her jealousy, remorselessness and cruelty really... does not make her a good person.
I really want to punch that Deity's girl's face. Finding her really unpleasant.
Today's episode kinda showed her true intentions! She talked about how mother (herself, the deity) and children (멸망/Myeolmang/Doom) relationships often go through a phase where children rebel against their parents. She also mentioned how trials (mountains or challenges) can light romance on fire, making love much stronger lol
Maybe the Deity has their best interests in mind?
I'm not 100% sure but I'm really hoping this is the case. Kind of like in other k-drama deities where exceptions were made to allow the leads to stay together :) I won't drop the kdrama title just in case you haven't seen - but yeah :D I got high hopes!
Sun Woo annoys the everloving shit out of me. I hate the trope of a dude who's a womanizer and becomes interested…
Yea.. the way he kept trying to initiate skinship (touching her shoulder, putting his arm/hand on the back of HER chair, etc) when she clearly is repulsed by his initiatives lol
i skipped almost everything without the second leads the show is barely progressing and just quirky comedy. it's…
Hope so also! I also found myself skipping or increasing playback speed on some scenes lol
It makes sense they're trying to get us all to bond with the characters before things get serious, life/death situation becomes more REAL, etc... After all, these two characters need to get to know one another more beforehand.
I’m so lost lol What did she realize? The woman’s son didn’t want to leave his mother. In the same way her own mom doesn’t want to leave her? It’s love right? They both don’t want to leave their loved ones behind, so they’re choosing to stay as ghosts?
There is another god who also like that, Mago in Hotel Del Luna and Samshin in Goblin so she either one or both.…
But the deities in Hotel Del Luna & Goblin were not cruel. Even the one in The King: Eternal Monarch was kind to the leads. Hoping this one will be similar, and NOT like Chuck (Supernatural) where the deity gets upset at his "toys" not acting the way he wants them to.
I hope the god/deity girl doesn't turn into someone like Chuck from Supernatural. She keeps making obscure commentary that foreshadows a unhappy ending for our leads :I
News 
I'm non-black - just a Korean American trying to enjoy this show:
The only "good side" to her is her love for her mom & brother. Sad part is, her jealousy, remorselessness and cruelty really... does not make her a good person.
Maybe the Deity has their best interests in mind?
I'm not 100% sure but I'm really hoping this is the case. Kind of like in other k-drama deities where exceptions were made to allow the leads to stay together :) I won't drop the kdrama title just in case you haven't seen - but yeah :D I got high hopes!
The dramas that follow are different enough, but have similar underlying themes, characterizations, or cherry-picked ideas
I guess HaNa joined the team. Now they’re solving crimes and putting criminals in jail.. while slightly bending rules!
(Personally thought her breaking glass on his head was overkill.. she already subdued him with her punch and awesome roundhouse kick! O_o )
Fairly satisfying
He doesn't respect boundaries at all...
It makes sense they're trying to get us all to bond with the characters before things get serious, life/death situation becomes more REAL, etc... After all, these two characters need to get to know one another more beforehand.
What did she realize? The woman’s son didn’t want to leave his mother. In the same way her own mom doesn’t want to leave her? It’s love right? They both don’t want to leave their loved ones behind, so they’re choosing to stay as ghosts?
At least that’s how I understood it TT