I totally understand why some people may dislike the husband for his actions but I think we should consider his point of view too. He's terminally ill and his health deteriorated. He wanted to provide for his family and he was reckless with his loans and investments but like an ordinary citizen, he falsely believed he could earn more money. He feels remorse for his actions, even though it's late to correct his mistake and he feels like a burden now, especially since he needs urgent treatment. I'm not saying that people should like him, I also do not approve of his actions but he is not a jerk like some people have said.
I'm gonna be honest: although I still enjoy the drama, the writing definitely feels lackluster at these episodes. The first ones were perfect, I really liked how they established the dynamics between the characters and how their personalities unfolded. But now the writing feels weak, especially when it comes to the secondary characters. I would have also liked to see some other themes to get explored but I want to wait for the final episodes to air in order to elaborate any further on that matter.
For now, the drama falls into the 8-8.5 category. If the last episodes are strong enough, it could be a 9 but only if the writing is strong.
I am kinda scared about the direction the series has taken. Gender issues are a very taboo topic and having the copycat killer being transgender can end up really badly if the writers haven't handled it well. I really hope that the wrap will be smooth and fleshed out.
Kdramas do not tend to get many fanfictions. The only kdramas with a big amount of fanworks are Squid Game, Strangers From Hell, Beyond Evil, The Devil Judge and Weak Hero Class
Listen: I think that to an extent, the team's reluctant attitude was understandable at first. I too would feel indifferent if I had to follow orders from a stranger right before I got a promotion. I also understand that they would be sceptical over Su Yeol's actions and his connection with the Chief. Suspicions and caution are logical. But they constantly disrespect Su Yeol's orders and this is getting kinda tiring. Again, it's fine that they question his connection with Mantis and it's also understandable that they didn't open up to him immediately. But after all the events that have occurred, one would expect that Detective Na Hui and her sidekick would learn to take Su Yeol's words seriously.
With every single episode, Hyun Jung amazes me more and more. Her expressions are always on point and I love the way she uses her mouth and eyes to portray I Sin's emotions. If she won't be nominated for Baeksang, I'll riot.
Absolutely loved the first two episodes. Very nice script, the pacing is perfect so far and I like the way the story unfolds. In just two episodes I already feel connected with the main trio and the actors have great chemistry. I cannot wait to see what will happen next.
I think that this is lowkey one of the few times when a remake would beat the original kdrama version. I could see a japanese or chinese remake and I think they would flesh out the characters and the story. The problem was never the premise. The premise was always interesting, it's what made me watch the series in the first place. The writing and production ruined everything.
I'm a big fan of Dragons, but goddamn, never seen a dragon in any medium that was this useless and stupid.💀
They fumbled SO HARD with her character. They could have done so many interesting things considering her relationship with Ogwi and her powers but they reduced her to a damsel in distress
For now, the drama falls into the 8-8.5 category. If the last episodes are strong enough, it could be a 9 but only if the writing is strong.