What was the point of Jang TaeRa really? Being in the poster and drama conference made it look like she's the 2FL or something but she's barely there or doing anything meaningful. The things she does can easily be erased or given to the other characters with no difficulty. (Like taking money from her oppa to invest or tipping off the media)
Also aside from her encounters with the husband in ep. 2 and 3, they haven't had any scenes together. So no significance here as well.
I can kind of agree with that as Bad parenting is one of the reasons how his life has turned out to be but we…
No excuse at all😬 but it moves him in the cheating ranking. He had lived with adultery all his life and even thought his dad had affairs of his own (maybe he did) so he thinks physical relationships are no big deal. Some people growing up like him would praise fidelity more than anything but some other would turn out not respecting it.
I can't believe the one I actually am growing to like is the cheating husband. There seems to be some genuine…
I kind of like the husband too, for now he's been the typical cheating but loving husband who is jealous of the new bodyguard. I hope they will do something interesting with him other than turning him into a psycopath.
Unikely, the title suggests to me one of them will be dead at last or some other tragic ending.
It's possible but also not out of ordinary for Kdramas to turn into a romcom at the last episode. The future scenes that creators seem to have forgotten showed a corpse being taken out and servants asked if it was the bodyguard who died which can be a trick to mislead us.
I think the old man wasn't a ghost/demon from the start (although a deleted scene with a fax saying he's a dead professor challenge this) but he was a follower or believer of a spiritual cult that try to get supernatural powers by doing demonic rituals and open other peoples' souls or chakras to the evil spirits and demon to get the said powers, like how he was performing a ritual for that man in the car who turned up like a zombie or the pictures of a man and woman on the wall while he did it. He got them when he supposedly died or maybe he was really dead and it was the demon at the end. (I've seen and heard of this method or similair ones done in the real life)
The fishy thing about the shaman is that every possessed person had gone mad when faced with an excorcism, the woman killed her family when her MIL had suggested to bring in a shaman and that carman had slaughtered the shamans but Il Gwang easily did his spells!! without any problems. That made his suspicious even though he came highly recommended.
I hope all our friends rooting for ML/FL would see their wish come true at the end, but for me this bodyguard and lady plot is done like an amateur webtoon worthy of dropping after the first chapter.
The sister in law has a great resting b***h slap face or whatever else people call it. I guess she doesn't feel great over her broken engagement with "YongGuk Oppa" and getting the second best with the younger less glamorous brother.
Could be wrong but does Kim Yong Guk watch his mother having sex? Like he was by the window when she went to the…
He wasn't watching them now or then and it wasn't implied that way. In the flashback it seemed the deed has been done for a while (maybe he went there to sleep with her and saw them sleeping next to each other) and at the present time, he was walking around and saw her going to the annex. He couldn't see anything with the shutters closed anyway.🤔
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Also aside from her encounters with the husband in ep. 2 and 3, they haven't had any scenes together. So no significance here as well.
The fishy thing about the shaman is that every possessed person had gone mad when faced with an excorcism, the woman killed her family when her MIL had suggested to bring in a shaman and that carman had slaughtered the shamans but Il Gwang easily did his spells!! without any problems. That made his suspicious even though he came highly recommended.
I don't remember reddit thread tbh, but with movies like this, one better trust their own take.