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They should just go with Min Gyu meeting real Ji Ah by and accident and they will be like 'yeah ups, the robot was build to look like me, wanna hang out sometime?'. Like this is such an easy way out of this shitty situation. Obviously he needs to find out the truth at some point, but I think it would be better for him to figure it out himself and see that Ji Ah is not leaving him.

the Easter egg for the mad dog fans in ep 9 hahaha best, I died laughing

Replying late since I literally just finished the drama hahaha. What I gathered: He pretended to kill her so she would not be killed by the king. If he would step out and try to take her down the king would just shot her down himself. But since everyone thought she was dead and Gil Dong just wanted to get the body of his wife back, no one shot any additional arrows. Basically he shot her so the king would not. You don't try to kill someone you already think is dead. And since he believed he can miss all the important organs, that was the only way.

I feel so empty now. What will I do with my life after finishing it? this drama was amazing

well it all depends on when he fell for her. coz 17 and over years old boy falling for 11 yo kid is just so wrong lol even Joon Ho laughed that if they got together earlier it's illegal. I don't know but their background story bothers me.

truth to the told Park Hae Soo and Jung Kyung Ho have way more chemistry than Haesoo and krystal ahahaha

being jealous is one thing: burning someone's face and hitting the crap out of them, letting someone else be torture so you can avoid it and then killing two people is another. You can't control your feelings, but you can control your actions. Her actions do speak loud and clear about what kind of person she is.
Also how would her husband be thought as a horrible guy? He did not act on his feelings for the girl he truly loved. They clearly stated that he took great care for Sharon in the past and always acted with a respect and love. Only after they found out she can't have a baby and Hae Ra was picked to be surrogate mother he let his feelings show a bit. But it can't even be seen as a cheating since it was common back then for dudes to have more than one women, and to use other women to birth a child if the 1t wife is not capable. Truth is, he was not stolen since he never loved her. They were forced to get married and had no say in it.

probably. They slowly show the past and the conflicts in the present times are not at peak for sure. They just explained why Baek Hee is cursed too . I'm curious if they will focus on past or present more in the future eps. Coz thy do show more and more 'slips' from the past now. But honesty I would not mind if the motives of the past were shown already and there is nothing more to it. It's clear, makes sense and it's more probable than some twisted stuff they often so with period dramas.

Sharon's like 'OMG I missed him so much'... well maybe if you didn't kill him you would not miss him so much lol I mean I like her character for the drama, you can't have everyone being angels but holy shit she's some selfish shit hahahaha

I have no sympathy for Sharon tbh. It would be different story if he was reincarnation of her old self and did not remember shit from past life. But she does, after all those years she is still not seeing how cruel and wrong she was and still want to fight Hae Ra for the dude he wants. How anyone would want someone like her to be with a sweetheart like Soo Ho is beyond me.

I'm putting it on hold. I feel lik there is no real plot nor stakes in it. Main dude always gets out of trouble, there is so many plot points and different points you need to focus but non of them is really interesting nor explained the way it would make me curious. And what is MOST important, this drama lacks good villain.

You can change it from being see-through to some patterns. Basically the idea was that when a couple wants to kiss they can turn off the see-through thingy and kiss without people looking,

Well, I hope you will never be a doctor then lol Coz doctors should treat illnesses only according to the RIGHT diagnosis not the most probable one. There were many psychosomatic cases were people even lost their senses (like could not feel any touch or could not see) even tho physically everything was okay with them and the cause was in their psychological trauma.
It's not like Min Kyu just saw the Doctor for few sessions, it was 15 years since the allergy started. Even if it was EXTREMELY improbable the root cause is psychological, he should still send him to see psychologist just in case., since it;s not lik ANY of his diagnosis was right. Literally 1st session with psychologist would he enough to diagnose him properly (since they would ask him when it started, and then is anything unusual happened before that. I'd say hallucinating that some hand is monster's claws is rather unusual). Not cure coz working with people who have psychosomatic problems is extremely difficult but they would at least know where to start.

How no one thought his allergy is caused by some psychological problem is beyond me. It makes it looks like there are no good doctors in Korea lol

'Putting tattoo by force on women's body is the same as killing her' best line ever coz like... it's really not hahaha Award for THE WORST comparison goes to Joon Seo
Still I love this drama, even if it's extremely ridiculous at times.

it was 10/10 but then the ending happened

I was so excited for the drama, but it's kind of meh. I really don't dig Hyeri's character. I am not sure she can pull off reporter/journalist role tbh. I'd like her more as a rookie cop or something like that. Her pronunciation just bothers me too much to believe she got that job.

All of those, big yes. It's like the lost of all the guilty pleasures I have while watching certain dramas haha

Out of curiosity, have you ever been in prison or know someone who was or worked in one? It's extremely unique environment so unless someone experienced it, I'd say it's hard to say how it really is. I talked to few people who work/ed in prison (thanks to 'family ties' and my university major) and at least in terms of social interactions it's pretty good. Obviously the administration and other things might differ depending on the country and laws there, so I can't comment in those aspects since I don't know much about criminal law in Korea.
I am just curious how you would describe the realistic portrait of prison life? :)

The bromance in this one is strong. I love Krystal but honestly I think her character is unnecessary in the storyline.
It gives me similar vibes that Black does, this dark humor grounded in grim reality.