Mapsy

If the mom is the mastermind, then it would make sense. Otherwise, it could just be a plothole to ignore. As for the chairman, I guess he thought since he couldn't bring his son back to life, he might as well make a good deal out of it

I'm still confused about somethings. It seems the real BS's mom just found out about her son being alive, so she wouldn't have been involved in his blackmailing from the beginning. So where did they find the money for all the gadgets they had for hacking and the motorcycles? Park Dojae doesn't seem that rich and the real BS wasn't left with anything, such high-tech stuff wouldn't be cheap. Also, I don't know if it's just me, but the deal between the chairmen doesn't make sense or I'm missing something. In order to not lose the billions he invested in the presidential election, he forgave the chairman because he also killed the grandson he didn't want in the first place?

Really? I'll have to look closely

Wu shan is so precious, the way he keeps counting their encounters because she asked him how he could want to marry her after meeting thrice. Also duke Ding is really good looking, roles like this suit the actor, he also had this aura in the blood of youth

Honestly, I've been disappointed this year

Who would have thought that the story i didn't pay attention to after reading the plot before airing would have me hooked? The ml has also grabbed my attention better than I thought he would

You think so? Then who would be the person that has so much authority over the real baek Saeon? Even when they were talking about the twin the next scene switched to the kidnapper, as if hinting. It's just my theory, i could be wrong. But it makes sense

I think most of us have probably come to the conclusion that the kidnapper is Baek Saeon's twin brother and his master is probably the real Baek Saeon who's most likely a psychopath and Park Do jae, Saeon's assistant

I think the other one is the kidnapper and the one ordering is the real Baek Saeon

The dashcam from the police car

I'm curious about Hong Ina's role, is she an antagonist or not

Back here after south Korean president declares martial law. I just hope things don't escalate and a repeat of what happened in this show and in reality doesn't take place

I made a comment previously about how this was a common Cdrama troupe. Like in the double and princess weiyang

From the preview, it seems he doesn't find out that she's the one behind the calls, so I'm thinking when he sees her standing where she is, he'll probably think she wants to jump. It probably won't even cross his mind that she's the caller. Anyway, I can't wait for the scene where she calls out his name

I finished the first ep, didn't think I'd see a fake identity trope in this, it's a trope loved by Cdramas. But it's still pretty interesting, just a few things that bothered me. The dad didn't think he'd cause more harm than good leaving her like that? What if she went back for him and got caught? Also the bandit, did he really come back to kill random, innocent people just because he was rejected? Or did he specially target Ok Tae Young's family without caring even if they killed a high ranking official just to rob them? And that mole, was it really a good disguise? There's some other stuff too, but I'm still engaged in the story, and I like the ML so far. He gives me Rowoon in the king's affection vibes

Oh, I'm glad. we need something to rattle him up

Oh, thanks. I was actually hopping something else would happen 😅

Is the kidnapping in the synopsis, the one that happened in the first ep? Or will there be another one?

They've been told many times that they look like brothers. They're both on the Netflix show busted, together. And are you saying Wu, cause you maybe using a translater from Chinese? Because his name is actually Oh Sehun

Has anyone started this?