Tabong

Well, the attorney said "don't get involved with a man, that's what ruins a woman's life" which means 100% messy romance on center stage. It is gonna be a big deal.
If it is unbearable or not I guess it depends on individual expectations.

This is a makjang. Which means is over the top stuff. Which means the point is for everything to be messy and dramatic, and yeah, romance is great at that. So these type of shows will always have romance in it.

Fun makjang detected. Let's fucking goooo.

Tbh I wouldn't mind if we never get to the present. I enjoyed the duo of Yeong Ran and chairman.

Idk who thought of casting the Young Ae x Young Kwang duo, but thank you. They are fun together.

PS. Her friend was supportive, and her husband genuinely likes her. Why did they decide to add some useless cliché storyline as if this was Penthouse. The guy is even dying. Maybe show him with his daughter instead??? Such a weird a storyline.

There are lazy ways to make a time jump and separation happen and then there's this show. And I can't even imagine how stupid the angst is gonna get in the future. Yikes.

Mantis cries, I cry.

No one protected her as a child, or even after she got married. And she was okay with that until the one in danger was her own child. She decided to protect him and then she felt capable of protecting other kids and women in the same situation. Because she knew no one was going to save them, just like her.
The thing is that she couldn't fix everything for everyone. So the only person she truly save was Su Yeol. She made sure he had support growing up. She found a good person that could be a good role model and made him responsible for her kid in her place. That's why Su Yeol grew up well. Not only because she protected him by killing the dad, but because she made plans for his future.

An Na/Ju Hyeon, Min Jae and any other kid in a similar situation didn't have that. They were forgotten and no one cared about them. They got stuck in the past thinking of that one person who seemed to care even if only for a little moment. That's why they adored I Shin and An Na ended up wanting to be a serial killer when she grew up. If only one damn adult had done their job back then, she could've find other alternatives in life (and my boy Min Jae would be alive). We will never know.

Sad that the chief detective got killed. He was the only person who took responsibility for the police's incompetence and how their broken system gave an opening to what mama Mantis did. He genuinely cared about the people and not the "police pride" or wtv BS his boss was on.

Su Yeol calling her mom... 🥺🥺 I loved that scene so much. And then the Christmas picture of the whole family... 🥺

Jung I Shin's crime wasn't killing abusive perverts. Her true crime was to be so cool all the kids in the neighborhood ended up wanting her as their mom when she only cared about Jeong Ho.

And the true villain: everyone that did nothing to protect the women and children in that place. The fact that, as a child, the killer was literally living in CHAINS and no one did anything to save her until JIS killed her dad is OUTRAGEOUS. Instead of wasting their time calling everyone "monster" and making excuses, they should be focusing on fixing the system.
At least that one detective knows who is truly responsible for this mess.

I was frustrated he didn't tell her the truth at first but the explanation actually made sense. Hae not being comfortable with the truth himself, plus seeing their potential "future" together full of tears, was probably a confusing moment for him.

I like that he actually had a reason to not tell her in that precise moment. It wasn't about not telling her forever, like the typical "I'm gonna hide this from you just because" nonsense. So I'll forgive the writer this time. LOL

I don't remember a FL this raw since Oh Hae Young Again. I love Je Yeon. She's so honest with her feelings.
She has done everything she can. Hae, it's your turn now. It's on you.

The scene with the dad was heartbreaking. I was in tears.

And Hae should learn from his experience with his dad and be honest with his own kid. Or is he planning to dump her on her bio mother and then die in secret??? Just tell her you're sick and stop being so mean to the kid.

The second couple is fire. Or should I say bubbles? LOL I really like them together.

It was so heartbreaking. I was in tears.

She's a brilliant actress. And her aura... I feel like even saying "she's charismatic AF" is an understatement. She's completely mesmerizing.

It's because she's classy. She does terrible things but with style and calmness. So it doesn't even feel like she's evil per se. She's just extreme about her goals? LMAO (I want to defend her so bad).

It was probably two or three days.
They slept together, next day the audio was made public and she started with the trust issues. She left and got to the next house... I would say it was like three days.

They already said her husband has been dead for only a month. Let's say Song Ho got the job a week later. They've been together for like three weeks tops and got all romantic like a week? Let's say two weeks ago. There's no way she's pregnant with his baby.

It's impossible for me to hate a Lee Mi Sook character. I just can't.

PS. Did Disney buy a better AI to do the subs? First week the subtitles weren't utter trash.

+18 because of heavy breathing? LMAO I'M DEAD

After one day? lmao

So you think trans people only exist in the west? LMAO

You should watch Lookout, Hello Me, D-day or Pinnochio. I love his simile so I only watch his brighter roles lol

I didn't know this had some comedy vibes. I was expecting it to be way darker. But I like the style so far.

The only thing we know about Jeong Hui is her name. And the girls only had like one pseudo conversation with the ML, but they're already trying force a love triangle and make the friendship awkward? Why...