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It seems that Raik still loves his ex-girlfriend, and that she still loves him too, since they're both trying to help each other with this murder case. And I think the heroine will eventually admit that she was just a fan of Raik and that it wasn't real love. I'd like her to finally understand her assistant's feelings for her and love him in return. That poor, devoted boy deserves it!

I'm happy to hear that you know there's still some good in this world, and I wish you a very happy new year.새해 복 많이 받으세요

Wow! The end of episode 4! How will I be able to wait till next week?

The news , especially TV news , only creates anxiety, and it only highlights the things that are wrong in this world; it never emphasizes good news, so it gives you a distorted view of reality.

"De gustibus, non est disputandum". So you have to give it a try it to see if it's OK for you!

Most of the world is not anti Christ, especially Korean people. I saw lots of K dramas were scenes like that one took place in churches. In fact ( and it was confirmed a a search I made on internet) "The Catholic Church was a driving force in democratization and fall of the military dictatorship. The spectacular success of Catholicism is partly due to the work they did in opposing the military dictatorship and liberalizing the country. The main Catholic church in Seoul was the sanctuary for the left and anti-government demonstrations. Because the Catholic Church really championed the liberal cause, many Koreans still view Catholicism as progressive and liberal, a big contrast with the views in Europe and America."

The crime was premeditated. That night, Ra ik and his friend had both been drugged by someone who wanted to frame Ra Ik for the murder. That's why his friend didn't defend himself at all, why the wound is so precise, and also why Ra Ik remembers nothing . Of course, this means that it was someone who knew the code, ( but we've seen that many people could have discovered it ), and that it was someone who knew the habits of Ra Ik.

Why?

If you go to Korea you will see there are churches everywhere. In Seoul if you look out the window at night, you see dozens and dozens of crosses that crown the roofs of the churches. Christianity represents about 32 % of the population, including 24% Protestants and 7.6% Catholics and Buddhism 24%. And the Christians are not different from us.

I agree about Byung Gyun being intimidated by Sena when they were students and Byung Gyun 's father being the one who accused Sena's father back then . I hope he will ultimately revolt against his father and help Sena and Ra ik.

Can you tell me how to block people? This "Princess" is really annoying !

This drama doesn't encourage the obsessive fan culture! It's the contrary! Here what's the FL (who is a fan but prefers to watch her idol from afar) says to two sassengs who are ruining ML's life by entering his house, calling him constantly, sending him messages and following him everywhere: "No, this isn't love, this is a hunt!"

The episode with Elijah being harassed by sassengs reminds me of the new drama "Idol I" , where the protagonist, a member of a boys band, is also a victim of obsessive fans. It's good that dramas are highlighting this sad reality, the hidden side of K-pop.

I totally agree with you!

I think it's the same for Ji Chang Wook. Action scenes are really demanding and he said several times he was exhausted.

It seems interesting.

I just discovered this drama. I watched 5 episodes and really like the series!

I knew that she was the one who had set him up, for two reasons: 1) she wanted revenge on him because he rejected her in the past; 2) she wanted to use his talent to increase the reputation of her own law firm.

I'm just watching Park Hae Jin in the drama Forest. I like him very much. So it' great to know he is playing in a new series after so long!

A few years ago, in a TV show ( was it "Young actors retreat"?) he said he wanted to play in the same drama as Kim Yoo Jung. So his wish did come true! :)