A story in 2 part that just delivers until the end .

The first 4 episodes almost made me believe that it wasn't a gem.... During those, we don't understand much and we are in a strange atmosphere which keeps us within it without convincing us either . The breaking point is the end of episode 4 where we are shown the different characters in the hospital. The following 4 episodes are just magnificent, showing us all types of relationships and developments, each more poignant than the last. Tears come repeatedly throughout this journey on the thin edge between life and death. All the characters have their importance, play their role perfectly and are carried by very good actors.

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Bae Doo Na nailed this role and give us another good drama

A very dark drama while being very light and funny. The rhythm is very well found between intrigue, suspense, action scene and evolution between the characters on an emotional level. Bae Doo Na plays this character very well, both cold and warm in her own way.
The plot is interesting with a little disappointment at the end. The big bad is not as credible as one would expect, especially with this lack of decisive movement at the end. But the frame at the end where all our dear family is together with all different holes in them is the definition of this drama. This drama should have been longer to be more delightful.
Looking forward to a season 2 which could have an even better plot.

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i am so tired after this

This is the first time I've had this feeling of tiredness after watching a series.
A feeling of having watched double the number of episodes. But this is positive because this oppressive atmosphere is desired by the series. From the start we dive in and find ourselves trapped during this week of horror in the life of Yim Si Wan (perfect performance).
Between work (brighter atmosphere) and the guesthouse (dark atmosphere), we find ourselves preferring neither situation because we are under constant pressure. Yim Si Wan's repeated breakdowns just make us doubt when the breakdowns will actually happen.
The only downside that we can find in the series is that the protagonist could and should have left this boarding house after realizing the situation.
The end of the series is the last nail in our hard journey in this oppressive series with a plot twist that leaves us perplexed in front of our screen.

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a thriller that meets expectations with extraordinary production

A psychological thriller with breathtaking production and aesthetics. A story that keeps us in suspense until the end with many twists and turns. We can suspect that the girl will not be the real culprit but even if we suspect it to the end, doubt is instilled in us (appropriate title).
The father/daughter relationship is quite interesting in its evolution from a childhood trauma to a need for trust. The interactions are slightly redundant but don't spoil the drama either.
On the police station side, I really liked the character of Yoon Gyung Ho who doesn't like our main protagonist, who just tries to do the job as best he can while remaining a human. The two assistant investigators are a little less interesting because each just has their bias and won't budge (both are wrong in their own way).

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a fight for survival behind closed doors

the very positive aspects of the series are around the evolution between the two main characters between betrayals and alliances, the place where the series unfolds is very claustrophobic and oppressive which puts us well in the atmosphere of a fight for life but the more negative sides are the incomprehension at times (maybe due to the subtitles of the site on which I watched it which were hard to follow at times but I think not) for example if the policeman was really in infiltration or not, the main story which is weird in certain aspects such as the fact that there is a landslide but that the "coup d'état" happens as easily as if nothing had happened and finally the third main character, the son who is there for a kidney for his father didn't really convince me.

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