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Maybe he/she also questioning why San-Ha make little to none interaction with Ju-Won's father? Tbh i sense they're distant, but not realizing that they're never had interaction so far.

in last episode Ju-Won's dad make lunch for both boys, but i didnt remember their interaction.

I know San-Ha is quiet type of person, but if its true that they never spoke to each other its weird.

Should watch both.

Chinese one is better at family bonding.

Cant say much about the Korean, since it still airing. So far its better at romance part, and they're added little detail that is none in og Chinese.

There is theory that it'll be Hae-Jun's ex, Hui-Joo.

In credit list, she and Ju-Won's ex still have role later as university students.

And did you read my whole sentences?

because ranting usually driven by blinded fanaticism.

its okay to compare, but not to rant.

we compare and discuss what is good and bad from each show, but ranting that the original is better and ranting the Korean should, (SHOULD, with uppercase letters) stick to the original is unhealthy discussion.

Probably they will not make her change her heart in Family by Choice.

Im correcting your words, because in Go Ahead, they make her have feeling to Hae-Jun before change her heart to San-Ha. So she didnt like San-Ha from the start.

killing is a way to send the sinners to get judged in hell. But yeah, why just killer, what about other sinners? Its good show, but the bad and good is too shallow.

yes, the Korean made the family relationship more distant, so it will have space for romance later. And like you said, they also made it obvious that San-Ha liked Ju-Won since highschool, it'll make the audience didnt feel weird later.

I like more the sibling dynamic in Go Ahead (before separation), but Family by Choice handle the romance better (so far).

No, its conflicted feeling. If you meant that scene in the hospital, its not romantical jealousy.

Ju-Won realized they never been a real sibling (flashback played when San-Ha told that to Ju-Won, and how much San-Ha cared to So-Hui). She kinda shocked and insecure to So-Hui, the real sister of San-Ha.

Not from the start tho, she liked Hae-Jun at first, but then an advise from San-Ha made her fall to him.

i dont see any signal for that

i dont think its plot hole. Yes the writer made the antagonist more mysterious by reveal none of his background.

Detective's son is the very first victim, it code as 0 (zero). The psycho have all infos and background of his 1st vitcim, include the detective and his relationship with his son. And the psycho made scenario as detective's son still alive and also frame it as detective's son did the killings. The psycho steal his identitiy and live as Jun-Yeong.

The detective tought that his son is the serial killer, that is why he chased him mistakenly as his own son. The first chasing scene told us about it, the detective thought the psycho is his missing son. Up to this point, the detective never see the face of the psycho, but the psycho know much about the detective.

In the end, knowing that the psycho have killed his son, the detective conflicted to kill the psycho or not, he hesitant to pull the trigger.

the writer just made him a psychopath. He also boasting about how he can find and tracked all information about Na-Mi in just 3 days, he just enjoying it.

in og they made sibling bonding too strong, we saw them as true family. Here, the Korean make it more distant (both fathers too feels like close neighboor than a family).

Yeah i thought he will go to Japan, Seoul is still reachable. Let see how they will play it.

She are attached to her brother, she knew him much (she is worry if he can't eat well, etc). Them 3 are separated from social circle, they only have eachother. You saw their neighboor always pity them or badmouthing them. Except for Hae-Jun, you don't see Ju-Won or San-Ha hang around with friends (but sure there is Park Dal).

Tbh, the og tell a better story of their relationship and their background, so we can understand why she is clingy to her brothers, and why her brothers protective to her.

And in og, it's Park Dal that enter the live of Ju-Won and her brothers.

episode 9 will be transition from highschool to adult

Thank you for explain more of my point

Nah, when they clearly adapted the story from somewhere else, there always comparation. Both have its own interisting point, but there will always comparation.

Even if they adapted from different medium (books, novel, comic, webtoon), there will always be comparation.

Let us compare it with open mind, and discuss it like civilized human being.