Sungmin ahjussi is just so hot, or like incredibly charming and captivating? But I loooovvvvve him, dude gives off mature wise vibes, it's just so fun to watch him😌❣ When he was doing the dusting and finger printing, the focus 🔥🔥🔥🔥
What I love about this is how in the end I was thinking of something and it actually happened. But not like a prediction of "this always happens" but like a "if I was the writer this would be a good move" And I like how he suses everyone as he should. A detective has a keen eyes if a viewer can sus so easily, the veteran detective needs to know faster Like how fun would it be to hit the indestructible main lead?😌🔥
like literally they're all better off dead idc if they survive. but after they fell into that psycho mess it's like, how crazy do you wanna go b4 it's ridiculous? It's not like they turned evil like sweet home. But no everyone in that motel just happens to be a psychopath 🤡
So like, hanuel and jiwom acted twice, and fall in love twice but it's not even reincarnation
One is a lookalike to her grandma, and the other is a lookalike to the not his grandpa but they do think he is So they think they're cousins? Might not be a romance but anyway I don't like it They were better off casting different ppl for the past
And she tells the girl he likes to go away even if she liked him back...Like who gave you the authority... and…
Actually I sused 2fl would prefer the pd x contestant scandal over a self centered girl like 3fl
The way she cried like she's pure and she didn't want others to think she's easy. When in fact if yeoreum didn't come in she'd have jumped jaehoon🤣
She reminds me of 2fl in Peach Girl. She acts soft and men fall for her schemes but women see right through her trash. I wouldn't be surprised either yeoruem or chaeri won't broadcast her fake slipping scene and expose her
3fl is such a snake and a clown.. she's worse than love in contract 2ml She told him she understands he likes someone else, and that he can use her, then cry about it and play the victim and blame them for having the feelings they said they did 🤡
I said a few weeks ago that the drama wasn't going in a good direction and that the characters are starting to…
Never pay attention to ppl that say "you don't understand"
Dramas and plots are simple. It's one writer with a couple of side writers that think "what can I write for 16eps that'd sell" Less than 1% sits and says "let me create a complex world" and even less than those can actually accomplish it
One can look at anything and over complicate it by micro analyzing and it's not wrong but they shouldn't force their perception at others
Anyway this drama was cheap and only worked cuz jiho is relatable rather than the usual cold rich jerks🤣
I really like this, haven't liked a crime drama since nobody knows but this had a great start, sungmin ahjussi never disappoints
Tho there are side cases beside the big one, they're interesting on their own. It doesn't feel copy+paste, but I mean with crime it's either murder or set up, but this still gets a good foothold on the shaky grounds of crime dramas
For me I liked ep1 but was disappointed in ep2, then 3 and 4 were she rushed a relationship but they were necessary for the build up of the actual story
Rather than something like love in contract where they were married for 5 years and spent more than half of the drama avoiding any real conversation
Here I liked what he said in ep6(?), but it's also understandable that after a failed some and a marriage, she doesn't want to risk her friendship
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When he was doing the dusting and finger printing, the focus 🔥🔥🔥🔥
What I love about this is how in the end I was thinking of something and it actually happened. But not like a prediction of "this always happens" but like a "if I was the writer this would be a good move"
And I like how he suses everyone as he should. A detective has a keen eyes if a viewer can sus so easily, the veteran detective needs to know faster
Like how fun would it be to hit the indestructible main lead?😌🔥
like literally they're all better off dead idc if they survive. but after they fell into that psycho mess it's like, how crazy do you wanna go b4 it's ridiculous?
It's not like they turned evil like sweet home. But no everyone in that motel just happens to be a psychopath 🤡
One is a lookalike to her grandma, and the other is a lookalike to the not his grandpa but they do think he is
So they think they're cousins?
Might not be a romance but anyway I don't like it
They were better off casting different ppl for the past
The way she cried like she's pure and she didn't want others to think she's easy. When in fact if yeoreum didn't come in she'd have jumped jaehoon🤣
She reminds me of 2fl in Peach Girl. She acts soft and men fall for her schemes but women see right through her trash. I wouldn't be surprised either yeoruem or chaeri won't broadcast her fake slipping scene and expose her
Like who gave you the authority... and why listen to her crazy talk
Can't believe they're shipping them when the pd wrote he kissed someone else🤣🤡
She told him she understands he likes someone else, and that he can use her, then cry about it and play the victim and blame them for having the feelings they said they did 🤡
Basically feels like a replica of 2521 with an even worse dragged out ending
Dramas and plots are simple. It's one writer with a couple of side writers that think "what can I write for 16eps that'd sell"
Less than 1% sits and says "let me create a complex world" and even less than those can actually accomplish it
One can look at anything and over complicate it by micro analyzing and it's not wrong but they shouldn't force their perception at others
Anyway this drama was cheap and only worked cuz jiho is relatable rather than the usual cold rich jerks🤣
Tho I'm a big sungmin ahjussi fan😌
Usually crime drama villains are in the main cast so Son Kyung Cheon is sus for being so unsus
Tho there are side cases beside the big one, they're interesting on their own. It doesn't feel copy+paste, but I mean with crime it's either murder or set up, but this still gets a good foothold on the shaky grounds of crime dramas
But not cuz he'll lead her on and hurt her feelings but cuz she has ulterior motives and he fell for her trap
Rather than something like love in contract where they were married for 5 years and spent more than half of the drama avoiding any real conversation
Here I liked what he said in ep6(?), but it's also understandable that after a failed some and a marriage, she doesn't want to risk her friendship
But he's an idiot to think she simply wants to help him, she wants to be the "main couple" and force him into a public relationship
He could've just chatted up the other girls, and without commitment the girls would've been be the ones dumping him like single's inferno 🤣