i agree with you , even ML could have made things clear in ep 2 or 3, without unnecessary drag... (they could…
Yes, very much valid point. As far as I know, she didn’t fail or commit any malpractice. She wasn’t supposed to perform that operation, but this is still somewhat acceptable since it was labeled as an emergency. However, manipulating another doctor to avoid coming is wrong. That being said, revoking her medical license seems excessive, a suspension would have been a fairer punishment. And he is telling , I can get her license , as if he control the whole body. Lol
The story progression is bit messy…no likeable character, FL is annoying always screaming…ML still bit interesting
i agree with you , even ML could have made things clear in ep 2 or 3, without unnecessary drag... (they could have moved the story in a different direction instead of that crazy obsession and its not consistent also) *he remembers only when he wanted to get the surgery done "
Also what was that mess about dogs fur, she came to surgery, of course she must have cleaned herself, and after sugery , so long, what is that mess.... not impressed with that logic
And sometimes she is behaving worser than a "brainless gangsters" LOLLLLL
last scene of ep 6 is some what similar to hannibal ...
BS We are not watching if Choi Hyun Wook is not there IDC if it based on a webtoon or not MAKE IT YOUR OWN original…
Bro, no need to attach anything. I just want to enjoy the series with a gripping screenplay that’s all. It’s totally up to you, no pressure! (I think all characters are equally important, anyway.) Just note that people do what they can for their own reasons... (lot of people.entities are involved ) I see this kind of thing all the time: "We don’t see if it’s this or that..." Lol, who are we to demand anything? Just chill....
While the story stays close to the average rating range (around 7.5-8), the ending drags it down to below 7.
Makato’s decisions felt frustratingly illogical, especially his failure to consider his daughter’s well-being. Hiding a crime is itself a crime, and his lack of foresight made his actions hard to justify. As many have pointed out, protecting a psychopath is a hopeless endeavor.
While isolation might be a temporary measure, there’s no perfect solution. That said, Makato’s death felt unnecessary, he could have at least tried to make her surrender and perhaps a life sentence combined with rehabilitation efforts (e.g., therapy or training sessions) would have been a more fitting resolution.
he looked like without hope, S1 he was ambitious..
And he is telling , I can get her license , as if he control the whole body. Lol
Also what was that mess about dogs fur, she came to surgery, of course she must have cleaned herself, and after sugery , so long, what is that mess.... not impressed with that logic
And sometimes she is behaving worser than a "brainless gangsters" LOLLLLL
last scene of ep 6 is some what similar to hannibal ...
that’s all. It’s totally up to you, no pressure! (I think all characters are equally important, anyway.)
Just note that people do what they can for their own reasons... (lot of people.entities are involved )
I see this kind of thing all the time: "We don’t see if it’s this or that..." Lol, who are we to demand anything?
Just chill....
the ending drags it down to below 7.
Makato’s decisions felt frustratingly illogical, especially his failure to consider his daughter’s well-being. Hiding a crime is itself a crime, and his lack of foresight made his actions hard to justify. As many have pointed out, protecting a psychopath is a hopeless endeavor.
While isolation might be a temporary measure, there’s no perfect solution. That said, Makato’s death felt unnecessary, he could have at least tried to make her surrender and perhaps a life sentence combined with rehabilitation efforts (e.g., therapy or training sessions) would have been a more fitting resolution.