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Beyond Evil wasn't a romcom, tho, I'd say a weightlifting fairy callout would have been better

And you all are obsessed with her

I thought they were setting one up at first but she's got brother/sister vibes with the hot actor dude so far. The main leads already have a ton of emotional baggage to work through they don't need some rando second leads adding to that

I don't like people hate rating, it's super frustrating for sure and makes it so hard to know how good a drama really is. But I also think if someone decides to drop a drama after a couple eps then they're justified in leaving a lower rating this early. I just wish people would only do that when they really don't like the drama versus doing it cause it's not perfect or they don't like the actress or whatever other dumb reason.

Because they didn't like the first two eps so far and decided to drop it?

I don't like horror and didn't find it very scary. There was some gore, though, but it was mild.

Yeah he gives off some unsettling vibes from the getgo. He seems to be much more calculating than he lets on.

Yeah I saw that as her being so worried about touching anyone at any time that even knowing she can touch them with the gloves she still doesn't want to risk it so just draws the line at zero contact.

There has to be something unique about him. Cause the grandma said he had to come and pray with her, and had to do good deeds at the certain time of day, so he may have some sort of warding off evil powers or something idk

I want to like this show but there is SO much filler already. Like do we need a 5 min car chase scene, a 5 min scene where he chases her through the entire hotel, extended scenes of people walking into rooms where there might be something creepy . There has been very little actual plot so far, like enough plot for maybe half an ep. It's wild that it took an entire week for them to actually touch, that should have been the end of the first ep.

I also don't feel any romantic chemistry between the leads. They have fine colleague chemistry, but zero spark so far. idk if I will keep watching

Also, why didn't the prosecutors/investigators talk to the people who were staying on either side of the hotel room until this point? They really went through a whole trial where they were low on direct evidence and didn't think to find the flight attendant that was registered as staying there to see if she'd seen or heard anything?

And the douchebro murderer's dad throwing around some fake news in one press conference is going to derail their case because...? The judge isn't gonna be like "well, you guys have shown us all this really solid evidence but his dad said it wasn't him so I'm just gonna ignore it." Unless the dad buys off the judge or something but they made it seem like just the press conference made a difference.

The logic in this show is thinnnn

I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. The story had quite a bit of depth, esp in the second half as all the layers unfolded. The two leads anchored the story emotionally really well, I was invested in them and I liked that they didn't overdo the romance, it made their bond seem more meaningful.

NJH makes a great action lead, his tall, broad frame felt genuinely powerful and he has the charisma to pull off big roles like this. I'd love to see him in more similar roles like this vs rom coms.

It wasn't in the top ten today (while spooky love is) which made me nervous . We need a S2

I love these types of K dramas where them holding hands for 30 seconds feels like we won the lottery.

That scene where she limps up to the throne was one of my favorite

I didn't mind the FL's impulsivity until the end when she drugged him, like she had almost killed them both the last time she didn't listen to him and tried to do it her own way so it just didn't match with her character arc.

I def side eye her for demanding her boyfriend not even look at his costar during press tours, but at the same time that's between the two of them like we all got hangups and she was clearly just super insecure and didn't know how else to handle it. Meanwhile guys can actually commit crimes but they're the "misunderstood" ones.

He struggled when he was younger in roles, he was not a good actor overall, but he improved over time and got a lot of praise for 25-21 for his acting but hasn't been in much since then so people aren't wrong in hoping but not being sure he will be good.

I'm a feminist too but this is literally the first comment I've seen criticizing the FL and not the ML sooooo

When K drama scriptwriters can handle more than 8 eps without the story falling apart then we can have more than this. Even 12 seems like too much for them these days.

Lolll I love the stream of consciousness.

Tbh I think he's just as anxious and damaged as her , he's just better at supressing it all. He also avoids conflict and keeps his feelings too much to himself-- people seem to be forgetting the reason she is feeling anxious is because he wasn't honest about meeting with his ex wife mutliple times and then lying about it once, she seemed to be handling it fine before that. That's on him. He could have at least told her that he had to meet to discuss something private about her family that he didn't feel like he could share, but he tries too hard to not upset her in any way and it makes things worse by him not being honest.

They both need to just stop trying to be what they think the other person needs them to be and instead just allow themselves and the other person to be angry or jealous or upset sometimes. Like if you just tell the other person how you're feeling you can work through issues in like 3 mins, and that's what happens every time they are actually honest, but neither of them can trust enough to do it consistently.