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Thanks. It's a very possible explanation. They all have their own unique powers and he did say HJ is the strongest when she was showing raw physical powers.

No website has supporting cast yet, at least not AFAIK. Maybe nearer to screening.

Lee Yeon seems to be the oldest and strongest among the former mountain gods. Even Kato was shocked to sense such a strong demon in Joseon even though he'd seen HJ before. So how come he said when it comes to strength RHJ is the strongest of them?

Hi! his wife/mate is in the future and he's trying to get back to her, also no, he's not going to love RHJ.

It's as good as the first one, fight scenes, though violence, are interesting. However, I like villains in The Outlaws better. They were all psycopathic but somehow Jung's gang had more charisma.

A pity they changed Ma's unit and we'll have no more of his 4 former colleagues. They were great together.

I was going through some of my older films and found out YJG had played SHK's childhood in "No Mercy for Rude" back in '06.

On top of these, she always plays poor, innocent victim and asks for pity because of her illness.

I liked it more than I'd thought I would. Story isn't anything particular but still enjoyable for a watch. As heartful as the ending is, I think it wasn't in line with light, silly rhythm film had despite some heavier undertones. I was hoping for a happy ending.

My favourite scene of this isn't film itself but in "Goblin" when Gong Yoo went to cinema and was scared out of his wits by this.😅😅

Agree. It was released on appropriate time and I've always believed that made it popular. People were in quarantine all around the world so they could relate to lonely people being stuck in their own homes, not knowing what's going to happen. Aside from that, it has nothing on zombie genre.

I fast forwarded through raw version so I didn't get much conversation but yes, the sauna seemed quite funny.

I didn't mind the child but I didn't like how her husband was a rocky agent who'd loved her for years and romance was real. I wanted them to be professional and distrustful of each other this said I liked the ending and how she killed ML.

I may forget characters' name and everything but I don't think I can forget OST, specially "Black Moonlight".

What a pity! I know from experience that a half-finished drama, with all kinds of speculations about plot, is somehow even worse than not being aired at all.

There is a site with her books translations. I read some parts of "Sha po lang" there and translation was pretty good. Unfortunately I don't have its name in my mind now.

Oh, yeah, I've seen in trending, also saw some comments complaining about it not-airing, but my mind didn't made connection. It's still unfinished then?

Is there a summerised version of the novel? I tried to read it several years ago but it was too long. Stopped after around 300 pages.

What deos JITD stands for?

I'm all for horror comedy, hope it's not a half-hearted tag.