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The second one was deliberately silly. It is supposed to imitate a makjang drama where events are too ridiculous to happen in real life.

I thought the first culprit was the worst "actor" of the two. You can tell who it was during the first few minutes. The second one was kind of crazy, so even though they aren't good at acting, you can't say for sure because everyone else is acting crazy too. Haha

If you watched the second one as a comedy you will enjoy it more. I forgot we had to look for a killer, or who died, and just enjoyed the ridiculousness of it.

I don't know why I keep seeing "You don't have to watch Kill Bok Soon first" in the comments.

1. They spoil the ending of Kill Bok Soon in this movie, so it will ruin your experience if you ever decided to watch Kill Bok Soon later on.
2. Kill Bok Soon makes an appearance in this movie, so she will be a stranger to you when this happens. You will also have a hard time figuring out what's the point of this additional "pop-up" character that comes out of nowhere.
3. Long flashbacks of a main character in Kill Bok Soon that is linked to all the main characters in this movie.
4. You have to understand the background of this organization, how they work, what are all these rankings, and what's the meaning of a bloody knife.
5. While Kill Bok Soon isn't a masterpiece, it is far superior to this movie. So, you will be ruining the better movie just to watch this mediocre spin-off.

Unoriginal underdeveloped pointless garbage. It's like they've decided to make a teen-targeted spin-off of Kill Bok Soon. It was like watching a teen drama with some comical violence. Can't believe they got all these actors and decided to go with this lame twist-less plot and those characters.

You might've felt bad for her poor brother. That is maybe why it felt emotional when she cried. The poor guy dumping all his points just to make her happy. She didn't even bother stepping up with one point when he was alive, then got surprised he died. sheesh

I prefer this season over the second. The second was sloppy in my opinion. The first one was the best.

She irritated the hell out of me. She was kind of like a heavy luggage that everyone is carrying around. She barely done anything besides crying. I liked the background story of her with her brother though.

To be honest, that's a fair point. I would be embarrassed to voice my dissatisfaction about a drama if I was watching it illegally. They are also "calling for stricter enforcement of the "ban on Hallyu Wave"" when the dramas they are angry about weren't intended for them. Are they planning to ban pirated dramas? I don't see how that would affect the drama negatively, since they are already not paying for it. It's only going to hurt the fans.

Too bad Hong Jin Ho didn't come back for this season. I'm hoping he would at least appear as a guest. I really miss his stuttering.

I'm confused about why Jun Ji Hyun took the blame though. Is it because she said the line that the writer wrote? Or because she agreed to star on a bigoted drama? Or because they think she is the drama's representative?

Not "every other country" shares the same view as you. Just saying, as someone from another unrelated country.
Many countries in the world define invading as the process of entering another country in order to control it, and sees it as it is. We are not that clueless to believe all the made-up reasons for invasion. It seems like you are clueless about what the rest of the world thinks.
It is astonishing that you still believe what your media is saying.

There is, actually. It just didn't blossom. There is one-sided love so far.

To be honest, I didn't know she was supposed to be a sociopath. She doesn't seem like one. Was this written somewhere or is it the way you interpreted her character?

In case someone didn't catch on. The voice of one of the masked people who was saying "Do we have to do this?" when the "little girl" asked to play Hide and Seek was of actor Jung Woong In who plays the villain in the second episode.

I think the other two don't know. They were only in it for the money, and she is pretending that she is in it for the money too.

Real people do sh*tty things. Assuming you are real, your attitude now is sh*tty, hence proving my point. Good day (or night) to you, as I lack the energy to have this argument with you.

I don't understand this sentence. But if it means what I think it means, then literally, there is no hot guys in this drama. All guys in this drama are old and ordinary looking. Maybe that's why you don't like it? People often think others think the same as they do.

So, you hated all the characters? It is fine that you don't like grey or flawed characters. It is a matter of taste, and you are allowed to have yours. Sometimes I like non-complicated black and white characters, too. But most of the times, I miss to watch real people, so I look for dramas like this one where nobody is perfect or totally evil.

Yes. It is mature to represent characters not only as black and white. Because black and white characters are a common concept in cartoons which are often directed to children.

I don't know. We are all scumbags in the eyes of someone. I was there for the female lead. I found her relatable. But I don't remember thinking that the guy was a scumbag. Of course he is flawed, so is the female lead. I think it's subjective. People are not one-dimensional. I respect your opinion, but I don't think generalization over a subjective matter is something I agree with. To me, these people were all flawed and that is the beauty of it. No one is too perfect to be real. It's a mature drama that isn't everyone's cup of tea.

No. She only did a cameo, but she did very well.