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I will most likely watch it in September the plot seems very appealing to me.

I have noticed this being an issue for me in Netflix kdramas. The characters are most of the time superficial and thus, I find it hard to connect with them and their struggles. I am not expecting top-tier characterization all the time but the writers should at least make them feel like actual people instead of empty vessels.

I personally LOVE psychological thrillers, it's just I had some personal issues with some aspects. But it's by no means a bad thriller, the rating should be higher.

I am catching up to the previous episodes (my schedule was pretty tight last week) and I wanna say that while I understand people's dislike for episode 8, I myself enjoyed it a lot.

Episode 7 and 8 did a great job illustrating Bo Na and Tae Seong's relationship and backstory. By showing to the viewers how they met and how they saved each other (each one in their own way), we get more context about their bond and deep feelings. Tae Seong was there when Bo Na was at her lowest and he allowed her to feel like a normal person after a very long time. Their family is the one thing Bo Na treasures the most and their relationship illustrates her development.

I don't blame people for not enjoying the previous episodes, I understand that many viewers tuned in for the action. I still found these episodes necessary and I cannot wait to watch the new ones!

I caught some tension between them, lol. They would not be described as a classic bromance, that title is more suitable for Moon Jae and No Ja but Moon Jae had some good tension with his doppelanger.

I finished episode 8 and genuinely, I don't agree with the general consensus about the drama. I think that part of the reason why many people disliked it was because of the delays during the time it aired which must have confused the majority of viewers since they weren't able to keep up with the plot. So far, it's by no means horrible, the characters are interesting enough, especially Mu Chan and Seok Joo and the story has an interesting premise and good pacing.

No but you can always ship Moon Jae and No ja.

I said the exact same thing

Me too!

Mental illnesses cannot be developed like that, it's a combination of genetics and enviromental circumstances, most of the time however, circumstances play a bigger role. Medication alone cannot develop mental illnesses.

I will definitely give it a try!

I understand your criticism. Personally, the ending worked for me because it still leaves the viewers with the lingering question "Who is truly Sarah Kim?". But it's understandable that this might feel unsatisfying. It would be interesting if her identity had been revealed.

Yeah, I like many of his songs! Sorry for the late answer btw.

I agree.

It's good enough. Not a masterpiece but interesting enough to keep your attention and make you second guess everything. The actors did a good job too and I liked the chemistry between the main leads.

It's possible but it's not the only factor. My issue is that the writers framed his condition as something purely inherited, even though genetics are not solely responsible for the development of mental illnesses. The way his mother was depicted was very one-dimensional, by having her kill her own husband as a mentally ill person and then passing down her illness to her son. That was one of my main issues.

SPEAK LOUDER ABOUT MUN JAE'S UNEXPLORED TRAUMA!!! I'm tired of seeing mentally ill/unstable people being portrayed like that! No one said you cannot have your culprit be mentally ill but at least do it with more nuance! Mun Jae had so much to offer in terms of backstory and yet the writers just scratched the surface instead of expanding on his psyche and trauma.

Having your character say that he inherited his mental illness from his mother in the big year of 2026, what are we even doing at this point...

I predicted the plot twist, it was so obvious...

A person with no real identity and mommy issues? Close enough, welcome back Johan Liebert.