zazami

thanks for the answer, but it's a bit strange: Mei was at the station and was leaving the city to finally leave everything behind and now what is she doing? is she coming back to denounce herself? why wasn't she summoned so to speak at MuFeng's appeal when she declared in the trial that she had hidden important information. And why would MuFeng denounce himself if there is no evidence against him? it's as if now he will struggle to incriminate himself, when he wanted to take revenge on Duan Hong Shan ... I don't know ... I think the last few sentences at the end were written just like that ... for the love of art

... can someone tell me if I understood the ending of the series correctly??? she (Ja Yu) is in his (Chae Un) body??? ... meaning they managed to do a brain transplant??? ... or did I miss something?

can someone tell me what happened to Li Mu Feng??? ... so now both prosecutors know that he planned everything ... and that was it??? ... done? ... is that all??? ... it seems like an end ... so left up in the air

that knife belonged to Fang Ling Yuan who wanted to take it to school one day... probably to scare Jiang Ting (she was tired of being bullied every day because of her)... but she got scared when she saw a classmate of hers being searched in his bag at the school entrance... and then... to avoid getting caught she went and buried the knife...

aaa ... ok ... I understood it well from the previous episodes... that's why I was shocked now .... THANKS

can someone tell me if I understood correctly that Eui Gyeom killed his brother? ... I don't know if I can rely on the translation ... and why? or was it just his imagination? ... I actually don't understand that part

OMG ... so true!!!

this series is so good...... and the acting... and the actors themselves... and the chemistry between them...... I'm sooooooo invested in this

- I find this strange too..... but couldn't it be that he feels she's not Mi-ji? ... couldn't it be that men who fall in love with them actually realize - feel - who they are? not who they say ... and maybe they want to give them time until they reveal themselves, or the reason?
- even Ho Su realized that Mi-Rae is actually Mi-ji but somehow he doesn't want to push her away and give her time until he finds out what exactly is going on... or at least that's what I want to believe :))))))))))))))) ... I believe in the power of men's feelings :)))))))))))))

you're funny :)))))))))))))))) ... READ IT AGAIN
as I said ... I DON'T FEEL ... I didn't say I think ....... and there may be one thing in this series that I don't feel (actually I can have this right not to feel the acting of the main actors - it's not their fault anyway, because everything starts from the script and the director anyway ... I simply DON'T FEEL this fit between the story itself which I really like and the presentation and interpretation of the main characters)
the series is still great ...... lot of love

Is it just me or does the acting style of the main actors seem to not fit the story of the film? .... although the idea of ​​the series seems quite captivating to me, somehow I have the impression that the way the main actors act in the series doesn't fit the characters. it's like their way of acting completely disconnects me from the series ... it almost annoys me
- so Han Saem was between 25-30 when I Na's uncle died and now, 10 years later, he's 35-40 and he wears the same clothes and the same hat... identical... and he's always and everywhere dressed the same, - at the moment I think he's showering in the same clothes - it doesn't matter if he's inside or outside, if it's summer or winter, he has a turtleneck, a jacket and a coat and a hat and at one point you can actually see that he's actually sweeting, but that's how the character is... the poor guy... and this way of acting as if he's cute... I don't know what to say... it seems to have nothing to do with the crimes, with the situation of the series ... i don't feel it
- then I Na .......... if she were autistic I would understand ... it seems to me that for an autistic character this is how you should interpret the role ... but somehow I understood until now that she is still shocked ... so somehow I think another approach would have seemed much more appropriate to the role ... or am I just not feeling it
- somehow it seems to me that all the suspense of the crime story, of the puzzle, is ruined by the way the main actors act
- I'm sorry if I'm bad, but I simply like the story, but not the acting of the main actors.

- somehow this series seems really good to me (I think it's mostly because of the drama in Eui Gyeom's family and the fact that every night he tries to suffocate himself ... it seems intense to me) ... I like the fight scenes and how he seems to be reborn every time after he first gets badly beaten (it's like he has a moment when he can't take it anymore and then the hero in him is born or reborn :))))))))))))) ...... but the fact that everyone involved in the fights are and look like mature men I don't like at all - only Eui Gyeom and 1 other have a kind of baby face that could pass as high school students, but the rest are actually quite adult men ... I don't think it's ok - I understand the point that they are Asian and have smoother skin and blah blah blah ... but still you can see their age on them too
- but the drama in Eui Gyeom's family seems very good to me, the mother struggles to live with the fact that one of her children died, the father exaggerates by taking care of Eui Gyeom's studies so that every touch of his, or every word, action seems like abuse and how Eui Gyeom tries every night to somehow suffocate himself by remembering his dead brother ...... quite interesting

and Yun I Na's FIRST SESSION with a psychiatrist was with DR. Hwang In Chan... but then she chose Dr. Lee Seung Ju because she felt weird with DR. Hwang In Chan ........... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

why ... but why Dr. Hwang In Chan had such a suspicious look when Dr. Seung Ju gave the puzzle piece to Han Saem???? ...........

- UFFFFFFFFFFFF ....... such a drama for nothing .... the last few episodes were just a cliché ... just making a drama out of nothing - nothing substantial
- if only it had been a truly real situation, not the same misunderstandings resulting from lack of communication ... I mean, at some point someone will have to make a kdrama in which they will communicate ... I'll wait for that series :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

- so, it seems to me that the best actor is Gun (has the most promising role), the role of Pond still doesn't excel in anything in particular, and Dew is sooooooooo cute and looks good with Pahn, they really look good together ............... but somehow their scenes don't seem to work out .... when they have to be nervous and raise their voices at each other, it's like they have no voice, and the chemistry between the main couple is given by the fact that they are such cute individuals they don't try to create chemistry (maybe they're too young and haven't gotten there yet - roles where you don't have to rely only on your beauty and saying some lines ... you also have to create certain feelings)
- but somehow it seems like a step forward in terms of production, sound, music... they're trying something with this film

It seems that in episode 6 a bond was made - everybody is human
but I still wonder why Joon Seok broke up with Mi Ran ... it seems like he's still following her, helping her, watching her (I don't think her weight was the problem) ...

or any other series for that matter :))))))))))))))))))) ... only Thay series/movies have this slow pace - it's like: "oh, we're bad, let's fight ..... but please don't hurt me" :)))))))))))))))))))))))) ... fighting just doesn't seem to be in their genes :)))))))))))

- so ... the first 3 episodes caught my attention ... I like the plot, I like the idea of ​​a mafia with drugs, with beatings, with murders, I liked that it actually showed us that in prison Sun took enough beatings for 10 lifetimes, I like the toughness of the mafia bosses (the scene where Jun Ho didn't speak Thai and the boss hit his head on the steering wheel was a 10 - top notch, or when Peace told his father that he chose philosophy at university, not what he wanted, and that he thought the business is not for him ... and then the mafia boss got up from his seat and gave him a slap that made him remember who he was talking to ..... liked it) - finally we have more intense BL (it seems much darker and more intense than KinnPorsche, Manner of Death, or Jack & Joker)
- what I don't really like are the fight scenes, or rather their too slow pace ......... you can actually see that they are planned, you can see how they dodge, I think if they were at least faster they would be much more pleasant to watch ........ the fights are like kindergarten children fighting - sometimes you can actually see them jumping on one leg, I actually have the feeling that they are fighting 20 cm away from each other and only the filming angle creates the illusion of a fight between 2-3 ... etc ... people ... (and I've seen in several series how Thai fights are in slow motion - that's the only thing that bothers me visually)

- I understand Jae Yeol's jealousy, I mean how should he feel when he saw Ji Won (the other guy who likes Bani) covering her up at night in the studio, how should he feel when he gave up spending time with his friends to hang out with Bani, and she's with her group friends - including Ji Won, his competitor - and then his friends call's him to tell him that while he's waiting for her to reply, she's actually drinking with her friends, implicitly with Ji Won .... anyone would be jealous in such a situation ... Ji Won has the same specialization as Bani, they spend many hours together, much more than Jae Yeol spends with Bani ... let's be realistic ... anyone would be jealous ... and ... they haven't spent a night together yet - like in university 2 people in love when they are together alone they just have a little kiss ............. like ............. realy ????? .................... I mean anyway the script is about CRUSH ... more like a high school crush than a college crush ......... but still a CRUSH
- and Bani's character, seriously now, doesn't she really realize it? yet she's a girl over 20 years old ..... somehow this innocence of hers is taken to the point of stupidity
- and when Bani's father had the accident Jae Yeol called Ji Won because he knew he could help and that he wanted to be with Bani ... so ...........
- and the fact that Ji Won decided to leave for the US to distance himself from Bani, and Bani goes there for school - somehow it seems like it's destiny so it's normal for Jae Yeol to be afraid
- Anyone would have reservations or doubts...
- It's normal for her to leave just as it's normal for him to not want to let her go and to be insecure and jealous.
- Somehow this scenario seemed nice and fresh to me at first and now it's back to the classic breakups, misunderstandings ... it's basically the same kdrama scenario ... frustrating