What is the punisment for being a drug dealer? Those who tested positive for drug will be put in jail for a few…
back in day and in this specific case and this type of drug is not considered a morphinan type of drug so the punishment for taking it fine plus 20 days detention, a must rehab and some sort of fine up-to 5000RMB. Thats law, but if the cases are not serious, detention or fine is given mostly.
But the drug trafficking of any kind traditional or non traditional, that harms general public is extremely serious in PRC. If they are morphinan opioid tyope drug such as opium, herion exceeding 50kg to 1000kg results in life imprisonment to death sentence mostly.
That is why CH and SG are in grave danger. Even though the drug they sold is not morphinan, it is still dangerous enough to cause addiction, harm to the public, disrupt social order, and even lead to casualties. Under Chinese law, as you may know, the consequences of an act carry significant weight in sentencing. The crime itself is one thing, but the damage it causes is another. When an offense results in widespread harm or serious consequences, that impact is taken into account as an aggravating factor, often leading to much harsher punishment.
So I have already decided to not get hurt when they will get caught.
After watching this series, it reminds me of all the sayings elders used to tell us, that one word of truth is enough to settle everything. But the moment you tell a lie, you trap yourself in a web you have to keep weaving. One lie demands another, then another, until you’re no longer in control of it; it controls you. And by the time the truth finally surfaces, it doesn’t just expose the lie, it exposes the person who chose it.
Watching this from Episode 6 onward, every scene feels nerve-wracking, as if any moment could be the endgame for them. You keep wondering how much longer they can keep the lie alive. Like a web tightening around them, CH and SG keep trying to escape by fixing one problem, only for it to lead directly into another. Each solution only sets up the next threat, pulling them deeper into the very trap they are trying to outrun.
This is nothing new and truth is already out (as we now know who the women was and who killed her) I wonder what next 13 episodes holds.
I don’t know why but in every LJH series (whether he plays villain or positive role) I’ve seen him in, he comes across as aggressive. Maybe it’s just his facial expression, but he always looks like he’s on the verge of an outburst.
And yes, a prosecutor with a bullying background… not exactly new. Still, if it’s executed well, it works.
I’m hoping for a tight, gripping story rather than filler or unnecessary noise.
I also wish more shows would go as far as taking real revenge on bullies, the way The King of Pigs did.
1988 was a transitional period in South Korea’s history, moving from authoritarian rule toward democratic representation on the global stage. So traces of police brutality, shaped during Park’s dictatorship and earlier regimes in the name of catching so-called “communists,” could still be seen into the 1990s.
The drama reminds me of beyond evil, tunnel, signal, through the darkness, life on mars, less than evil, train, come and hug me, and nobody knows, among others.
Giving it a solid 8. It’s a classic kind of story that never really gets old.
yeah i realized after completing the episode, commented too son. coz she looked at the lense box and then she looked at the mirror, i thought she wore it but in any case it wasn't urine. coz he used the solution already,.
It is good. Sopme saesang complained that the show used XK’s popularity for promotion and then gave him fewer scenes, but that criticism misses the point. Not every fucking drama follows the same structure. He is clearly the emotional and narrative center of the story, and from Episode 6 onward there is no way to sideline him. The first five episodes needed to build pace, establish the world, and set up the dynamics. What looks like limited screen time early on is actually deliberate groundwork for what comes later.
That sad, there is no way for him and her,I don't know what type of punishment awaits for them, as I cant call them, good or bad, they just sit in between marred by their circumstances, however law will not see it that way!
Season 1 and Season 2 BF are her temporary boyfriends, and they super nice, it just that they weren't end game…
From EP3&4 as they don't have space to wait. So yeah we will get to see him this week, why he is so oblivious, but actually he is not. You will know why he behaves like that.
Can someone tell me if the ML is still acting indifferent to her within the first two episodes? I've only just…
Season 1 and Season 2 BF are her temporary boyfriends, and they super nice, it just that they weren't end game for Yumi's as thing happened that drifted them apart. But season 3 ML, the producer assigned to her is her end game and future husband. There is a rival in season 3, but the end game is the ML of season 3 SSR.
Also the important persons in every season are not the MLs or her boyfriend, is her and her only. That os why it is extremely one dimensional but very balanced series that plays out very well for each character in it, including the MLs as even though the entire limelight is on Yumi, it doesn't take away any importance from other characters at the same time.
So if you are watching previous seasons do not attach yourself to the MLs.
it is the best and I can’t even complain if it is nothing new or copy paste of manu things, if the formula is right and working fine then no matter how old the script is it will work. and it is working for me. it is hell entertaining and that’s Al that matters we watch shows to entertain myself not to give them fucking Oscar’s or medals for their works.
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But the drug trafficking of any kind traditional or non traditional, that harms general public is extremely serious in PRC. If they are morphinan opioid tyope drug such as opium, herion exceeding 50kg to 1000kg results in life imprisonment to death sentence mostly.
That is why CH and SG are in grave danger. Even though the drug they sold is not morphinan, it is still dangerous enough to cause addiction, harm to the public, disrupt social order, and even lead to casualties. Under Chinese law, as you may know, the consequences of an act carry significant weight in sentencing. The crime itself is one thing, but the damage it causes is another. When an offense results in widespread harm or serious consequences, that impact is taken into account as an aggravating factor, often leading to much harsher punishment.
So I have already decided to not get hurt when they will get caught.
Watching this from Episode 6 onward, every scene feels nerve-wracking, as if any moment could be the endgame for them. You keep wondering how much longer they can keep the lie alive. Like a web tightening around them, CH and SG keep trying to escape by fixing one problem, only for it to lead directly into another. Each solution only sets up the next threat, pulling them deeper into the very trap they are trying to outrun.
This is nothing new and truth is already out (as we now know who the women was and who killed her) I wonder what next 13 episodes holds.
And yes, a prosecutor with a bullying background… not exactly new. Still, if it’s executed well, it works.
I’m hoping for a tight, gripping story rather than filler or unnecessary noise.
I also wish more shows would go as far as taking real revenge on bullies, the way The King of Pigs did.
1988 was a transitional period in South Korea’s history, moving from authoritarian rule toward democratic representation on the global stage. So traces of police brutality, shaped during Park’s dictatorship and earlier regimes in the name of catching so-called “communists,” could still be seen into the 1990s.
The drama reminds me of beyond evil, tunnel, signal, through the darkness, life on mars, less than evil, train, come and hug me, and nobody knows, among others.
Giving it a solid 8. It’s a classic kind of story that never really gets old.
That sad, there is no way for him and her,I don't know what type of punishment awaits for them, as I cant call them, good or bad, they just sit in between marred by their circumstances, however law will not see it that way!
CH and SG choosing this path for whatever reason, mainly her illness is not an excuse unfortunately.
Also the important persons in every season are not the MLs or her boyfriend, is her and her only. That os why it is extremely one dimensional but very balanced series that plays out very well for each character in it, including the MLs as even though the entire limelight is on Yumi, it doesn't take away any importance from other characters at the same time.
So if you are watching previous seasons do not attach yourself to the MLs.