Knight-light

Jin Mu could have burned the body of someone who looked like Naksu and has the real one somewhere on ice. Like how they showed that other mage recuperate in the last couple of episodes. I don't really like the whole idea of having Naksu's body coming back.

I think the strong point of each episode is where Young Woo showcases her skills as an attorney. This is why episodes 13 and 14 felt so different to me; the case for both episodes was not the main focus. The case was so weak that all of the attention was shifted onto the characters, who are acting like they are on vacation. Hairy and Geu rami go to Jeju for no reason while Soo Yeon is attracted to Min Woo even though he has been the bad guy throughout the whole series. And now all of a sudden Myung Seok is sick. For me, the direction was going so well till now.

The pacing is a bit slow. Did there really need to be so many episodes involving So Yi taking on the role of fake Bu Yeon without any real action? It was obvious that a fake Bu Yeon would be used to trick the Jin family, but the tricking has yet to begin. This subplot is taking too long for a predictable outcome.

It's refreshing to see a drama that portrays a character going in and out of relationships. There are not too many dramas where the main character is as real as this. It's not like people meet their one and true love that easily. Yumi is just like everyone else; going through the ups and downs of life. I liked both seasons. I was okay with whatever decisions Yumi made because of how realistic she was portrayed. I watched this for Yumi; if she was happy at the end then so was I.

The pair of eggs are cute! 🥺🥰

Oh, how I know of the risks of watching anything with more than 16 episodes, yet I decided to give it a go. I like the chemistry between the leads and I don't want things to get too confusing. I don't think it would be fair for the actresses to swap because no matter what, the audience will compare the two. I just hope it can continue the momentum it has right now and end on a good note.

Is it wrong that I hope she picks neither Babi nor Woong? Woong has too much pride and he never understood that Yumi never cared for material things. Him showing off what he has gained throughout the years just proved it. If Babi's love cell can be swayed by the intern then he was never really in love with Yumi, and I don't think she was really in love with him. Yumi should just focus on herself and be happy by herself.

To add to your comment. It shouldn't be a surprise because Babi fell for Yumi while he was already in a relationship with someone else. In the first season, Babi started to take an interest in Yumi when his girlfriend was busy with work. That's why I was wary of Yumi's relationship with him. How he is acting toward the intern isn't that shocking if you watched the first season.

I think this is going to be a continuation of the first season. So to have a better understanding of the characters and their growth, I would say to watch the first season.

I can't say that I was genuinely happy about the reunion between Gu and Mi Jung. I'm not too fond of the cliche of a partner just leaving, cutting off all contact, and just waltzing back in as if nothing happened.

Chang Hee and Ki Jung are what keep me invested in watching. Chang Hee with how much he rambles and Ki Jung with how she's trying to love someone. In my opinion, they are the best part of the show.

I understand where you are coming from because I also have an unpopular opinion of not wanting Mi Jeong and Mr. Gu to be in a romantic relationship. I want them to use each other up until they are whole and then leave each other.

That's also my concern for this remake. I've watched him in a couple of dramas, and I also find him stiff. I would have preferred if the main leads' roles were switched. I think Kang Hoon could have been Li Zi Wei. Ahn Hyo Seop as Mo Jun Jie could have worked since he is the youngest and MoJun Jie is young most of the time. This is only my opinion though.

I came here just to find out if anyone else was feeling this way. I just started watching this yet, I just can't connect to Tae ri's character. Her character seems like how an adult thinks an 18 acts, it doesn't feel authentic. I am going to keep giving it a try so see what all the hype is about; though most popular dramas theses days don't really grab my attention.

Yes, it's the therapist from the school.

I think the main villain was introduced into the story a little too late. It felt weird that the main villain came out of nowhere and that he knew everything about everyone. Why build up characters as interesting as Boss Yong and Andrei and then throw them away like that? Boss Yong and Andrei were so good together!

How old are the main characters suppose to be? Because in the flashbacks the main leads look to be in their early twenties when they part ways. But then they keep saying that they parted ways seven years ago when the main characters look to be in their forties. I do like the acting of their younger counterparts but it just confuses me of the time that they where no longer in contact.

With how irritating each of the residents are, I really don't think I would be able to handle watching this if it was a total of sixteen episodes. I mean this is good but I wanted to watch zombies, not how unreasonable people become because of a disease. I don't understand how the residents could be so hungry if they literally just got rations from that apartment. And it frustrates me that the main characters try to help everyone even though they really don't deserve the help.

Was it ever mentioned why Ha Rams sidekicks where on his side with trying to seek revenge on the royal family?

During episode seven, every time Sung Hyun tried to get the house I was irked. Bribing the grandma and getting an emotional connection with her seems pretty messed up. I mean that's where someone lives and to force his way in makes me not like him.