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Absolutely, that's where our heroin comes in. Reminds me of Death Note. Here someone taking justice into her own hands thus posing the question: is it right to murder someone? The detective that believes in the law and Bona accepts that everyone is doing their job including the detective. We also have a husband who is willing to put his moral compass, friendship and job on the side to protect his wife.

It's okay not to like this drama like I said in my first reply, it is unrealistic and people do enjoy that for the flow of the drama. And there are many great themes that are center to the drama that raise intelligent discussions other than who remembered what or what detail the writer/director overlooked. This is a kdrama people can debate about, about the justice system, mature romance, character development, morality etc

And she was trained in Russia and though they didn't show that part, it is evident when you see her childhood friends, the tech guy and the Russian assassin. The unrealistic part of Kill Bill is that she woke up from a coma and killed all her colleagues and even a whole club with at least 100 trained Japanese fighters. The movie wanted to make her the hero, same with Bona.

But we've seen it in Kill Bill and Salt. She was trained for this, and some dramas are meant for enjoyment and that unrealistic angst. I don't see anything wrong with her age. I'm in my early twenties, but I suffer from back pain and can't run 100 metres without losing my breath, and I know women in their late 50s who are gym fanatics.

I think if the main characters were the typical attractive leads, there would be a higher rating, and that is unfair. The reviews really don't seem to have a plausible negative argument.

Its a really good drama, it reminds of Death Note.

I like that the writer is listening to the fans and giving the second couple more screen time. I don't care about the plot and the finer details but the intense chemistry between the second leads makes it worth the watch. Sometimes you just have to enjoy the flow without overanalysing.

I'm watching it for them. I love the tension and everything in between.

That's just my opinion and preference. I'm enjoying the second couple more, there's more to them. Nothing wrong with the first couple but their romance storyline is over. It's no biggie.

I loved Episode 7 better; it focused more on the second couple and that is what I was hoping for. Romance is better when the love is new compared to childhood lovers.

I wish the other 2 couples were leads instead of support characters. I am skipping scenes just to see them but nothing.

At the end of the day they are both wrong... No man should ever ask for an abortion and this lady was supposed to stand up for herself. What is wrong with having a child whilst you are an actor? What is wrong with an obsession of money? What is wrong with having an obortion? Kim Seonho was irresponsible and inconsiderate. The ex made her choice by having an abortion (walking into a clinic and signing papers of an abortion). These two people ain't teenagers. Everyone knows about condomising. Kim Seonho is human and just because he is an actor that does not mean he is stainless steel. Also, there is always more to what we see. Kim Seonho is a talented actor and it cannot be denied.