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also that most of them are criminals

Okay, thanks. I'm also not really fond of leads in their 40s but if you don't mind, the one in your profile is in his 40s too

Hoping to see some good kissing scenes!✌️😗I trust my gurl

She looks pretty without bangs. I don't know why she's always wearing bangs in her dramas🙁

Is the drama bad? I noticed you rated it quite low

Ikr, not liking a drama is one thing but looking forward to something and then getting disappointed hits even harder

Sorry but Seeing your username, whatever you say on this topic is irrelevant.I'm not reading all that

But it's annoying now

The biggest twist of Saeon being the grandfather's child didn’t make me gag,I’ve seen it in a K-drama before, where the main lead turns out to be his grandfather’s child. Then Saeon not being the original son or Park Dojae becoming the ally of the kidnapper were predictable and easy to guess. So, I’m not enjoying those twists. I wouldn’t mind if these were shown while keeping the couple as the main focus, but for the last few episodes, they’ve been kind of sidelined

You seem to have strong feelings about this drama. I'm going to watch it to see how bad (like you said) or good (as another user below said) it turns out

I hate moral idiots like Seo Yul

I really loved season 1 and honestly I thought I wouldn’t like it but I love the chemistry here even more. They should be cast together in another drama. I kept rewatching this season

Oh, then how would you rate the first six episodes?

For me, the story becomes less engaging after Episode 7, perhaps because I’ve already seen that plot twist in a previous drama.

Watched the first two episode, screenplay is good but ML seems like a walking red flag

Honestly, I'm not even sure how to rate this drama. It was a 10/10 from episodes 1 to 4, then dropped to a 9.5/10 from episodes 5 to 7, and finally, a 7/10 starting from episode 8.

They say all's well that ends well,so I guess the ending will determine the final rating

I’ll never understand why some people ship Gi-hun and In-ho. It seems like some individuals ship any pair just because they are the same gender, without considering the actual dynamics between the characters

As I'm currently watching it, the drama is good, but the female lead seems like a bad actor. In emotional scenes, I can't even tell if she's crying or just feeling sad or pretending to cry. I know acting is pretending, but we shouldn't be able to tell that she's pretending

Are the stories connected

I find Japanese dramas a little weird. The characters feel too fictional. I know it's supposed to be fiction, but we shouldn’t be reminded of that while watching, right?

I was enjoying it until episode 8, but the preview of episode 9 threw me off so badly that I dropped it right there