La Gata

Precisely. And Magistrate Lang is dodgy. In ep 12 he tells Jiang Lei how it was all his own plan and he's been trying to contact him ever since he was brought into the Rong mansion, but it was impossible because JL was always accompanied whenever he went out. So, why did Lang react like he'd seen a ghost when he first came face to face with JL? I don't buy it.

ADWAD is a parody.

One thing is falling off a cliff, another very different thing is volunteering to fall off a cliff without a safety net as a plan to gain someone's trust. Fantasy is not involved in this drama.

I know, I watch c/kdramas all the time. But this isn't xianxia or even wuxia, there is no magic realism here.

How can anybody believe for one second that jumping off a cliff was part of his design? Hello?? 99 out of 100 times he would just get killed. Jumping off a cliff is not a strategy, it is committing suicide or attempting it at best. Only a brainless idiot would consider it a remotely workable plan in order to gain her trust, never mind a highly intelligent, astute strategist like Jiang Lai.

It was rated very low even before the first episode was released. `I think there is something dodgy going on with the rating.

The whole reason why Do Gi went to the empty school was to recover Park Min-Ho's body, so his father could have closure. He put on the equipment and followed his game to get him to tell him where it was. The psycho actually told him: 'If you win the game I'll tell you where it is".

Absolutely not, watch anything else. I have watched 25 eps and I have to say this is the most nonsensical, worst produced series I've come across. I think this is the first time ever I'm dropping a series after watching 25 eps, but I've really had enough of it. I give it zero stars.

Yes, some idiots were giving it 1 star because there is no Italian dubbing available. Please take no note of them.

Aside from being rude, it is your reading comprehension that is at fault here. I repeat, this is a US based website; they know exactly what the word 'scandal' means in English, still they choose to use it for clickbait without any consideration toward the actor/actress receiving it. There is no justification for this. Lastly, making assumptions about my knowledge of Korean culture without knowing me at all makes you the dumb one, not me. Don't assume you know better than anybody else and learn some basic manners with which to address other posters.

"I'm pretty sure CBK isn't all innocent in this situation,...". And there you are, casting aspersion on the victim of unproved allegations. So it's not just a Korean thing, is it.

This isn't a Korean website, it's based in the US.