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kim goeun really surprised me. i would never guess she'd play in a thriller so well. she was easily a standout character.

can you please add a spoiler tag??? you left two massive spoilers just on the top of comments

EXACTLYYY. i don't really call myself a bl fan either. i just remember there was a scene in this where he put a bag over his head and lowkey kidnapped him and tied him up to a bed and i was like uhhh????? were we watching the same drama? was i watching the right one? cuz why was everyone saying this was such a good show and every time they interacted he was literally being forced and held down? 😭 seriously though if luoyin was a girl i feel like watchers would absolutely lose it

he is so great at acting. always steals the show for me, even if he's not the lead. i love his vibes. like he truly feels like an ARTIST not just an actor.

was he??? i don't remember ever seeing his name involved, but i could be wrong

i truly understand where mio is coming from and why she acted like that, but as a viewer i was also wishing for some type of character development or a point where she'd grow to love herself enough without masato. i thought we were gonna get that in the last ep esp when she stabbed him. sadly not.

that being said, WTF was that last episode. why and how tf is masato this superhuman being who survives severe head trauma bashing his head against a rock, getting stabbed in the back with glass, rolling down a cliff after an EARTHQUAKE, and crashing his car to the point it FLIPPED AND EXPLODED. be fr. letting him live or not get justice at all left such a poor taste in my mouth. the writers so desperately wanted viewers to sympathize with him because of his traumatic past---that all of these murders were justified. why else would they want to let him live at the end? unless they're planning on making a s2 or smth (which i doubt), leaving mio unchanged and letting masato free is basically slapping all DA and murder victims in the face. truly, were we supposed to be rooting for masato or smth?

i was really hoping to like this. this sounds like such an intriguing psychological thriller, unreliable narrator type of show. something like flower of evil where you're not really sure if it's all in her head or not. but this was not that kind of show.

the romanticization of murder, mental health, and domestic abuse is crazy. the ending is so baffling as a viewer. i agree with the other comments...what WAS the message the writers were trying to convey to the viewers? where is the growth? what did they want us to takeaway? because i'm getting so many conflicting messages. it was interesting enough to finish, but i'm not super sure it was worth it.

is it wrong to say this is one of my comfort movies lmao

i'm sure most of these votes came from fans voting for their fave on-screen heartthrob perfect 10/10 male lead. there's a big difference between visuals and seeing someone as more attractive from their charm lol

how is this related to a killer's shopping list? like the story or characters?

i enjoyed this series a lot. fun revenge sports-like startup drama with some (mostly) likable characters and exciting plot. santi was a bit frustrating to watch esp in the middle, but i didn't think it was a dealbreaker. what i love most was how maturely they treated jane and liam's story. too often they romanticize emotional cheating in these shows, a lead leaving their abusive or toxic partner for the other lead. but liam is such a great guy which honestly shocked me. it even moreso shocked me with how they treated the workplace feelings with honesty. it's natural to catch feelings, but true love is when you can be honest about it and not act on it. it was so refreshing to watch (plus i'm a sucker for some good friendship).

all-around well-crafted. i only wish they didn't rush the ending so much. 8.5/10.

it's so interesting how they keep switching between mandarin and thai

this pfp makes her look so much like everglow yiren

santi did get annoying but if you didn't drop it you'd see that xiaoyu didn't actually cheat or anything. i actually find it so refreshing how maturely they handled the topic of catching feelings for your coworker but not acting on it or letting it derail your life. it's natural to catch feelings, but they treated liam and xiaoyu's relationship so wonderfully. they didn't ruin her character at all.

yutong is so damn gorgeous

genuinely felt like family

i love anything takumi is in

still my fave romance jdrama

i love the big 6 and while i did enjoy this drama, i wish they pushed it further considering the cast. something with a little more heart and bromance bonding and deep stories. kinda like a waikiki thing.

THANK YOU. i feel like i'm going crazy seeing all the comments and reviews not even mention the SA and non consent this so blatantly has. i feel like people would be outraged if it wasn't two male characters and a man was doing it to a woman tbh.