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Jang Jun Woo looks younger than Jang Han Seo in the drama. (Even if in real life Taecyeon is almost 10 year solder than Kwak Dong Yeon) . I would be surprised if he is the older brother.

What I mean is being an intern does not give him enough responsibilities and level of clearance to access to decision level or sensible informations or people of power. I don't really see what he would gain from doing this job everyday in a Law firm which is not even his own firm. But you are right. It is still early and probably they will come up with a good explanation if he is the real big boss.

I did not watch Heartless city. After watching ep2 I also hope the comedy and humor will take less place when they get to the serious issues. I want to see him kill bad people... lol.

It's a good remark but would he have enough sympathy for his victim to clean and protect her shoes while burying her? I am not sure of that but again, the theory that a copycat meets the serial killer he is copying is not to be excluded.

So far I see nothing suspicious in his behavior but ok... Let's see...

But why he has to live as an intern in the lawyers' company working for him?

I thought it could be him too. Some kind of Kaiser Söze that nobody would suspect... But why Min Jung the last victim, smiled at her killer (him) ? She was supposed to be slacking regarding her assignments so she would not smile at her father while being caught...

I don't exclude a collusion of two criminals but I doubt the younger cop is involved... I think his crime lies elsewhere with his dad. He would not collude with a guy he does not know and who has such a dark past just to escape his own situation.

But if you consider the scene carefully, she is talking to him on the phone an then she sees someone and smiles like it is someone she did not expect to see but she is so happy to see that person. Doesn't it look like someone talking to her on the phone and she suddenly sees that person ?

That would be kind of lame if the trainee was the super villain. Because he has absolutely no need to be pretend to be a trainee.

I am shocked the CEO of Babel Group is the pawn of a bigger villain... Anyone guessed who is the big boss?

Ep2. It has a lot of fun and humor but that's not the kind of humor I expected for this drama. Here, it is silly, slapstick and quite usual in family kdrama. If the writers invited in South Korea a western character and moreover a mafia consigliere who can shoot a guy in the head, they should take more risks especially regarding the humor.

But he is the last one who talked to her, she smiled at her killer, he arrived late at the restaurant, he disappeared for a long time after the restaurant... That's a lot of coincidences... too much coincidences maybe?

Isn't the last scene of the ep2 giving away who is the killer? lol.

Thanks for your feedback. I'll wait for a better lakorn to watch then.

Maybe they ordered footages of Italy from an Italian video company and did the rest in studio in South Korea? People would be surprised to know all the possibilities. There is no frame of any actor in a place that can be identified as Italy. In the movie Gladiator, the forest they fight in is in the UK. Not Germany. Maximus house is filmed in Italy. Not Spain. Rome is in Malta. That's the possibilities of cinema. But if people want to believe the production moved actors and crews to Italy during covid-19 for a few minutes of footages, they are entitled to their opinion.

Vaffanculo = get lost... lol. Anyway, it's good!

Kwak Dong Yeon is the CEO of Babel Group so probably he is one of the big villains. I liked him as a villain in My strange hero. I am curious to see how he will portray this one. Waiting for the Vincenzo Cassano vs Jang Han Seo confrontation.

The scenes are too short and the landscapes/buildings views are too minimal. Probably they did not travel to Italy for that.

His swearing and ranting in Italian are the best! The english translation are sometimes very soft compared to the real meaning of the Italian words. lol.