Surprising that they didn't meet the Cop Baek Dong jin in the present 2021 some things they just didn't explain…
In My Perfect Stranger, the character Hae-jun (HJ) and Yoon-young's (YY) son creates the time machine as a means to alter the traumatic events that have shaped their lives. The "choices" he refers to at the end of the series symbolize the significant decisions made by the characters throughout their lives, particularly relating to family dynamics, love, and the consequences of their actions. This theme underscores the idea that every choice can lead to different outcomes, impacting not just the individual but also their loved ones. Regarding HJ's survival after the blunt force trauma to his head, it is revealed that he was attacked by his father, Yoon-woo (YW). This violent incident occurs after YW struggles with his own demons and the weight of his past, particularly his feelings of inadequacy stemming from his childhood. HJ's father expresses regret about how he treated HJ and his own father, suggesting a cycle of emotional neglect and violence that has persisted through generations. YW's conflicting feelings about wanting to be a better parent while grappling with his past contribute to the complexity of their relationship. As for YW's return to violence, it appears that the trauma and emotional turmoil he experienced, particularly after the death of HJ and YY's son, reignite his darker impulses. His killing spree in the village and subsequent murders, including that of YY's mother and HJ, suggest a regression into his violent tendencies, likely exacerbated by unresolved issues related to abandonment and familial relationships. The inconsistency in his actions—killing after years of restraint—highlights the fragility of his mental state and the impact of loss on his psyche. The narrative implies that YW's emotional instability and unresolved traumas ultimately lead him back to violence, despite his earlier attempts to maintain a semblance of normalcy.
Why am I bored out of my mind after watching the first episode? This drama seems overrated only because of the cast. Not a single pun is hitting me ...
ahhh there is nothing like this..literally nothing..so perfect"!not similar but try law school,cheese in the trap,extraordinary…
The Chinese censorship won't let anything like this happen. The main guy in this show is so gutsy, cocky, and sneaky - he even did time for gouging someone's eye out. He plays by his own rules. The character Li Xun stays true to himself the whole time.
💎🚨⚠️ Just trust me on this, start watching from the second episode, 20 minutes in. Then continue watching the 1st episode in-between 23 episode. You won't be left out of the loop, and it will save you from any confusion or spoilers.
Regarding HJ's survival after the blunt force trauma to his head, it is revealed that he was attacked by his father, Yoon-woo (YW). This violent incident occurs after YW struggles with his own demons and the weight of his past, particularly his feelings of inadequacy stemming from his childhood. HJ's father expresses regret about how he treated HJ and his own father, suggesting a cycle of emotional neglect and violence that has persisted through generations. YW's conflicting feelings about wanting to be a better parent while grappling with his past contribute to the complexity of their relationship.
As for YW's return to violence, it appears that the trauma and emotional turmoil he experienced, particularly after the death of HJ and YY's son, reignite his darker impulses. His killing spree in the village and subsequent murders, including that of YY's mother and HJ, suggest a regression into his violent tendencies, likely exacerbated by unresolved issues related to abandonment and familial relationships. The inconsistency in his actions—killing after years of restraint—highlights the fragility of his mental state and the impact of loss on his psyche. The narrative implies that YW's emotional instability and unresolved traumas ultimately lead him back to violence, despite his earlier attempts to maintain a semblance of normalcy.