Monolith

Also, Jihwan's heart was put into Prosecutor Ma. (Dude put a spoiler tag on yours, what you theorised is almost what is going to happed)

I have the kdrama blues right now it was soo good.

In episode 6, they go camping with grandma, the FL asks grandma "how do you feel? Do you okay?" and grandma replies with "Reminds me of the korean war." GRANDMA IS GREAT. 😭🤣🤣

I'm really loving this drama. I thought the amnesia would bother me a lot (I hate amnesia plots) but it really doesn't, it just become another way for the story to progress. You don't even feel the amnesia plot.

I'm on the third episode and the way the ajummas gossip and his coach teasing about the "date" is hilarious. Its amazing. 🤣🤣

I think this is one of the GOAT's of the kdrama romance themed dramas in modern times.

It's hilarious. not much comedy in episode 1 and 2 but episode 3 is hilarious.

The first 2 episodes are a bore but it really picked up from episode 3. You should watch it. They have great chemistry even though the romance is barely starting out. Some scenes are really funny. The female character is in the middle of an inheritance war so the characters on her side are annoying.

There's not enough space on the planet. We would need to build an orbital just to hold these "unique primates". LMAOOOO

You just cannot reason with fanatics. They won't see the light until they see the consequences.

"Strike the monster while it's still a monster. Once you learn its story, it starts to look human"

The scene where the MC tilts the U-pipe under the washbasin to the camera to show the serial killer that he knows his godfather was murdered is chilling. It was soooo cool.

Why did they make the ending a bit open though? While it is implied they got together in the end, they could've added a few minutes just for a kiss. I really dislike these open ending even though the implication is a happy ending.

Asking her to forgive him for being selfish and kissing her is next level cope.

Even though it is really short, I feel like it's really good. It doesn't have any angst or misunderstandings, even with a shared sad past between the MCs childhood (I won't spoil it). The romantic scenes are adorable and had me smiling ear to ear.

I think it represents the deep sadness he hides due feeling responsible for the accident where his dad died and his sister lost her legs. I think it represents a repressed sadness and he is never truly happy because he thinks that he doesn't deserve happiness.

The steamed bun scene at the end of episode 9 is soooo adorable!!!!

Call me shallow minded but it's true. As someone who watches drama for a change of pace, I almost never notice acting unless it's abyssmal. If the MCs are handsome/beautiful and can put a convincing performance of 7/10 I'm good.

"criticizing the ghosts for not being ghosty enough" never heard that one before. LMAO.

Why are kdramas getting shorter and shorter? 12 episodes was already short enough, now it's 8 DAMN EPISODES!!!