Even if the ending wasn’t what we hoped for, can we at least acknowledge how insanely good the cast was?? Especially Kim Yoo Jung, she carried every scene. No matter how people feel about the storyline, the acting alone deserves a high rating. Giving 1 star for acting just because you didn’t like the plot is wildly unfair 😭
People expected a fairytale ending. This is a psychological thriller with a sociopathic protagonist, get real,…
I dont't think it dropped because they expect romance. The show has a toxic romance not a rom com. Most people got the rating down because they wanted the ending to match their expectation.
They’re really not the same. Jun Seo and Moon Do Hyuk act from completely different places. Jun Seo’s actions…
No.. He did not want ahjin like how DoHyuk want Ah Jin. Jun Seo want Ah Jin to be normal but DoHYuk drugged her to be insane. Thats two dif intentions.
He is the only one who also really knew who she was. With Jae-Oh, she only showed two sides: the helpless girl…
Exactly! Jun Seo knew everything she did, when she used mr. choi for her dad. He even witness it. Jae-Oh only thought Ah Jin was the victim and that Ah Jin would never kill her own dad. Until the end, Jae-Oh still doesn't believe that Ah Jin killed her own dad. He is just blindly follow her calls and blindly make her use him.
honestly i get why people are mad at him because yeah, choosing to die together with ah jin isn’t exactly the…
I totally agree with you! The only part I slightly disagree with is Jun Seo’s decision not to take down that psycho guy before Ah Jin. I completely understand his reasoning, he didn’t want Ah Jin to manipulate or harm even more people, and he was trying to think ahead to minimize the overall damage. At the same time, it was such a tense moment because it felt like maybe a more immediate action could have prevented some of the chaos.
I think that’s what makes Jun Seo such a compelling character, he’s constantly balancing the line between doing what’s right in the moment and trying to prevent bigger tragedies in the long run. His choices aren’t always easy to agree with, but you can see that he’s motivated by logic and concern for others, not just personal gain. That moral struggle really adds depth to the story and keeps us on edge.
I know Jun Seo thought he should expose Ah Jin because he loves her, but I had to admit that he is making dumb choices. He should have brought the psychopath guy down before Ah Jin.😭
I really thought the follow up from the documentary was to bring down moon dohyeok omg i thought he'd be sitting…
Right?? I totally thought the same thing! I was bracing myself for Moon Dohyeok to completely lose it, and then the opening hits with Jaeoh’s death, my jaw legit dropped. I honestly thought Junseo had some next-level move before he died, but nope… just left me shook.
I think that’s what makes Jun Seo such a compelling character, he’s constantly balancing the line between doing what’s right in the moment and trying to prevent bigger tragedies in the long run. His choices aren’t always easy to agree with, but you can see that he’s motivated by logic and concern for others, not just personal gain. That moral struggle really adds depth to the story and keeps us on edge.