Tina92

I'm voting that the killer of Ro Hee's father is Hye Eun. Hye Eun probably guilt tripped the security guy into helping her, since it's because of him she was infected with HIV and was thrown out by her father to an orphanage and replaced by Ro Hee's father. Everything should of been hers, not Ro Hee's fathers.

So far this is a really interesting drama and definitely worth watching.

Overall, it's not a bad drama, but it's the type of drama that should have just picked between being a serious mystery thriller or a comedy drama, as unfortunately trying to do both just doesn't seem to work here. It goes from very dark and serious, to almost a slapstick comedy. I'm not even going to mention the IT/hacking scenes, because they look so unrealistic that it’s painful to watch. This is just my personal opinion, but the dramas that are currently airing and are able to successfully pull off the mystery/comedy genre are "Behind Your Touch" and "The kidnapping day".

I really enjoyed watching this drama! It had a refreshing plot, good acting and the humor was spot on.

So the shaman runs into the house past Sun Woo with a rain coat and blood on his hands (assuming he didn't see the knife the shaman was holding, since it happened real quick). Detective Moon points out blood on his hands and looks for the weapon in the rubbish bags that Sunwoo took out... now tell me... why not say that it was the shaman that just ran in, brushed past him and that's where the blood got on his hand? The shaman would have been caught red handed, but no, instead he chooses to act all suspicious as always. I don't even feel bad about his character dying, its like he purposely enjoyed confusing Detective Moon into thinking that he was the killer and hindering the investigation.

Isn't Shaman the killer? He said it before himself, that when he's possesed by 'general' he does not remember anything , which would therefore create blackouts in his memory.