Gone

I wasn't crying over this show the way everyone did. However, the one scene that made me cry was when he met his dad at the last episode. When he hugged him, I finally realised that the whole journey was for him. The whole time Hae Jo wasn't looking for the sperm donors. The person he ACTUALLY wanted was his dad. It didn't matter who his biological parents were, the person who raised him, was the dad he was looking for. He was just not honest with himself. That final scene were he had the courage to go to him. I guess he was secretly scared he would be shunned if he went to him and that's why it took so long to reach that destination. That realisation made me cry.

There were many criminal acts in this drama but smoking and pissing his pants is where you draw the line? I don't like smokers but this shouldn't be an issue? These people exist in our daily lives and shouldn't be censored. Besides, Kdramas usually promotes against smoking like No Gain No Love but this show takes a more toxic approach to people's relationships so none of the things you are see were meant to be taken positively. And the man that was pissing was because he was scared. If anything, it's realistic as long as it's not too graphic which it wasn't. If you are not a fan of them, you can always avoid the ones that are completely Netflix originals. The originals usually adopt the West type of writing.

Woo Dohawn have the most attractive smile I've seen in actors. When someone says, "Your smile is what made me fall in love with you." It literally describes him.

Watched 3 episodes and the way they made the husband look so good... I can already predict how the ending will be like. But I honestly like it and welcome it. It a refreshing take from the typical trashy husband that you see in Kdramas as a tactic they usually write to make you hate them so you can root for the male lead. This is a very enjoyable approach.

Trash two seasons. Rant down below:

This show bit more than it can chew. They created the Neohuman in S2 ending and were hinting that the Neohuman were hiding a deeper purpose but then NOTHING. Gave it a happy ending. Like they cooked nothing? I really like the soldiers but a lot of the newer characters, I did not give a damn about such as the drug girl and the asshole father figure. I didn't care about them, waste of time and characters. The grandma and her disabled son from season 2, like what was the POINT?? WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THEIR CHARACTERS???? The bullies???

This show somehow successfully created many incomplete stories within incomplete stories within incomplete stories... Like they kept making so many setups just to dump it down into the trash. They setup the priest and woman and then nothing, they were making shit up as they go. It felt like they had no clue what they were doing, just throwing ideas. The mom (Chef Ji) and son in the basement, once again, had a setup with the son being Neohuman that every Neohuman was looking for their "brother" as if it's a cult but TO THE TRASH. No purpose, nothing. With Yisu, they made a setup of turning others into a monsters yet wasted it completely by ruining every potential she had of being a good character. She was supposed to be a powerful hybrid who can control ANYTHING yet only managed to turn people into zombies at the end? Yi kyung was ruined this season, I can't even enjoy her character because they were writing her like SHIT.

The soldier who liked Eun Yu, was a very likeable character but directionless. He had no purpose, seemed to just go with the wind. Some of the worst character development I've seen is ALL in this show. Underdeveloped character one after another. They tried so hard to make S2 & S3 so emotional. The concept was there but the execution was horrendous. It felt very slow and dragged along and it's because the characters BARELY have any meaningful interactions from the amount of characters in the show. Hyunsu... The strongest WEAKEST character because what was that writing? Eun Yu and Eunhyeok... the recipe was there but again, wtf?? Eun Yu was just annoying, I did like the fact she won't give up on Hyunsu and her brother but they made her insufferable, "mysterious" "stoice" get it off. Eunhyeok had so much potential with that no feelings plot he had but the ending ruined it. S3 was better than S2 but omg, somehow it still pissed me off. This show had the worst anatonist. Survived 3 WHOLE seasons and was the worst character in the show. I'm so over it.

Idgaf how this drama will go like, I'm watching because I love Woo Do Hwan and want to see You Mi redemption because she had so much potential but Strong Nam Soon writing was such a flop. I have trust she will pull through because she was great in Squid Game and All Of Us Are Dead so I know it's not a skill issue.

Not gonna lie, I'm actually super disappointed we didn't see the original Justitia. I really wanted to see actress Nara slay this in the last episode.

So in conclusion, you didn't watch 7-14? Because she kills 4 people during those episodes and the last episode literally ends with her killing the serial killer J and there was no bed scene?

I enjoyed your perspective too because you mentioned that he holds others to a standard he won't hold himself. It's very true but I also feel like that's because she was doing it on purpose, giving ridiculous ruling just to kill. If if was a victim who ended up murdering someone, maybe he would had more empathy and less hypocrisy because of their circumstances.

Frankly, I enjoyed his character progression the most. I feel like it's very on tune with an actual victim of a tragedy. He struggled with himself to come in terms with his family's death and not feeling at fault. At some point, he must have wanted to JUST catch the killer because he grew up among cops. He became an officer to catch him and "believed in the justice system". You can tell all the family of the victims of the serial Killer J wanted to kill serial killer J. That feeling will always be there but nobody wants to go there and kill him with their own two hands. It's not a choice people make easily. For Han Daon, what happened to him was when he was a child but as he grew older he must have lived with the concept of law. Although we realize that "justice" is not for everyone. And Justitia proved that by giving all these criminals a low sentence than prosecuting them properly for the crimes they have committed. It must have confirmed to him that relying on the law didn't give anyone any justice but he clung into the concept that most people adopt. That the law SHOULD side with the victim. "Justice should prevail" but it never did in this show. The criminals had strong connection and Justitia personal mission made her ruin all of the rulings. She thinks killing them was justice (which a lot of people today would disagree, that's why the death sentence is not promoted in the justice system)

What I liked was the realistic switch up. He might have accepted being wronged and victimized three times with his mom, dad, and brother but now he prefers to let his deep resentment actual ran. He doesn't need to feel powerless when he can take matters into his own hands so when his 2nd mother figure was murdered, the switch flip. It was the final straw. I love the descent to madness because at the end, even when she killed the detective, satan, and serial killer J, Han Daon, geninuely, didn't give a damn that she killed them. He supported her regardless of what she did because criminals dying no longer mattered to him. He became like her in a way.

It's was a fascinating and the most interesting character development. I'm sick of two goody shoes preaching how everything needs to be done by the law. We have too many dramsa with them anyway.

And lasty, I'm sure there is many Han Daon in the comment section too if this actually happened in real life. I think this shows how humane he is.

Season 2 should have Bael as a main character with a new, fresh plotline for him while Justitia story being as a side story that entwines at the end. Writer would cook if she made it like that because just having Justitia alone going through the same thing as S1 will just be too repetitive and boring. She should also explore hell and heaven, creating more new characters and dynamics that also includes the angel. But I doubt that will ever happen so I don't have any expectations of there even being a S2.

It was a good ending. I think it gave the happy ending everyone wanted but I really wish Kdramas pushed the boundaries for endings even further.. Like this drama could have benefited more from a very dramatic ending. They could have thrown Han Daon in hell, had her rescue him, going through some trials but I figured they won't go down that route. The writer already made something different by having the female lead and male lead morally grey on the good side so I'm not complaining that much. Very predictable show but also enjoyable.

I feel like Bael is still testing her. Like the whole point he sent her to earth was for her to not rush killing criminals and actually make listen/ makeFAIR judgement. I'm curious to see how the last two episodes will play out.

I haven't caught up yet but Justitia might be the best character of the year. Pregnant lady slips down the stairs and Justitia caught her and the first thing that came out of her mouth is, "Careful, you almost hurt ME." I'M SO OVER HER. Funniest morally grey character.

Thanks. Didn't know there was a difference between netflix original and netflix collaborating with other network companies before but I think now I do.

Please tell me this is not one episode a week??? 10 episodes is like a 2 days marathon for me on a very good day. 1 week if I'm not as invested.

I'm actually the male lead fan I watched almost all of his dramas except 2. I'm glad you liked him even if I didn't think he was the strongest here. Oh yes, Jae Jun was also great. It's a shame to hear people actually hated and harass the actor for playing bad role.

Both my aunties loved the first season. It had them crying in laughter. I'll tuning in for season 2.

I just started this drama. I've seen 2 episodes so far but in tiktok, I've seen so many people complain about the male lead role and how he intervenes in her plans. A lot of people were saying they would prefer if he wasn't in the show but from what I've seen, if there is no male lead, the story would be so predictable and kinda boring. It's 14 episode long and there was a reason why he is there, to fill the time of the story so it's won't be so tedious to watch. I'll continue to watch to see if the criticism holds some weight but I do believe he is an essential character.

The actors must be comfortable with each other to act a lot of the cringy lines. I see the similarities with Extraordinary you but to be honest, I wasn't the biggest fan. I feel like it has potential but there is no real build up. It's just meant to be enjoyed in a very surface level. It's a shame I felt nothing for what's happening despite the fact the 2nd Lead couple were my favorite from NGNL. I was so invested in them, they kept me watching the episodes as fast as I could but not here. Spice Up My World Novel really was... lmao the hate comments made sense even though I thought he was such a loser to be a hater but the story wasn't giving plot for sure. Definitely survived for being a smut story. The spin-off did salvage it by having the lead go into the world of her story but again, everything is just summarized.