Lee Do-Hyun, the actor that play younger Dae-Young was 24/25 years old when they shoot this drama so don't worry about his sweet moment with Da-Jung, y'all can enjoy the romance between the two
I'm really happy with how they managed things in ep 4. When the conversation with Gene and Tum's friends degenerate and everyone starts asking question it really brought back some unpleasant memories (and making you uncomfortable was the purpose of the scene, so good job) and also I was so glad that Tum did his best to help (really liking his character so far, I just hope he's not much involved with anything suspicious that's going on with Nubsib). But the real peak of this episode was the drunk scene: thank god they didn't give us the (unfortunately) usual borderline non-con sexual scene. THANK F*CKING GOD. Gene and Nubsib's 'serious' scene are usually pretty good, but this one was the best so far, it was just wholesome and kind of sweet, I loved how they ended up just hugging and cuddling while sleeping.
Hope they don't drop the quality of the series going on, I appreciate what are they doing, the only real thing that bothers me is that it seems the director didn't really now how to choose the genere of the serie: it started at as exaggerate satire, it went to commedy and now we're getting drama. I mean, if you mix them well you can manage to do all, but it feels kinda disconnected and even in the single episodes they go to one extreme to the other withing seconds and the timing is often not right, so it's hard to get immersed in the flow of the story.
Why is nobody talking about how cute is the supervisor who acts like L from death note?? He's adorable and also he searched for *him* for 12 years? That is sure commitment.
At this point I don't know anything anymore, everyone is suspicious or seems guilty. But I admit that right now I'm dying to see more of Han Joo Won's past, he is a bit too much obsessed with this case to not have some personal connections to it (also let's remember that his dad was in charge of the case 20 years ago).
Also I wanna add, but Tum and Tiffy are adorable, I almost like them more than the main couple (maybe because they seem genuine and don't overreact much) and I really hope they'll end up together by the end of the series! They may be the first hetero couple I really care about in a thai bl drama lol
Remember what LDS said to the chief, if you want to catch a monster you should be one. I think it is clear that…
I agree with you, LDS protecting the killer make no sensa at all that's why I was confused when HJW said that. From what we have seen LDS is way too good at manipuliating people, even with all the past trauma his mind is clear and lucid for one simple purpose: put the killer behind the bars. So protecting him make no sense! Even tho I'm really perplexed how he managed to found and move Min Jung's fingers and why he doesn't want to reveal how his ex-partner died. I'm sure he has a plan but ugh I'm dying to know what's he's thinking! While I agree on what you said about Park Jung Je (I also belived that he knows something about what really happened and he's helping just because his mother or because LDS know his dirty secret), about Oh Ji Hoon, man, that kid is really weird; even if he had a crush on Min Jung that's not enough to have a reason for wainting LDS to be the culprit. Like you said, he hid some crucial informations about the case and even worse he went all out his way to make sure that the press knew that the killer was LDS even knowing that wasn't true. So, I think Oh Ji Hoon has a more serious motive for doing all this, than a simple crush. Or maybe he just planned all of the arrest/press situation with LDS, it was a little too coincidental! I also think that HJW has probabily witness something back when he was seven, like you said, he was way too sure that LDS was the criminal and he seems to have some sort of trauma; from him suffering from mysophobia, the fact that he doesn't want to show his body, to the relationship he has with his father is easy to understand there's something going on. Expecially with the last woman that disappered, the one with the cloned phone with HJW's number, we know that HJW told her to send him '1' if she ever had LDS as a client and she sends a row of '1' to HJW just before disapperaring. Does this mean that LDS was with the killer in that moment? We also never got to know what was the link she also sent with the texts (maybe her location?). And yes, I really hope they will maintain the standars this high the whole drama! I dont' want to be disappointed with a mediocre ending since it's so promising!
Couldn’t agree with your write up more!! That’s my production as well, simply because he say “make sure…
To make Min Jung's dad the killer would be the most unexspected plot twist! And also it's the only case where I could understand Dong-shik protecting the killer, seeing how he really cares a lot for him. But still, if it's really like this then Oh Ji Hoon and Park Jung Je's actions don't make sense. I would understand if actually Jung Je doesn't know anything and he's only trying his best to provide Dong-shik some alibi because he doesn't want to belive Dong-shik's guily even if he has doubt. However this scenario is unlikely, as we saw that Jung Je knows something about the sister's murder. But why would Oh Ji Hoon try to protect Kang Jin-Mook too? And at the cost to put Dong-shik in prison at that. There's something else going on for sure: if not, one can't explain the intervention of powerful people like Han Joo Won's dad and Lee Chang Jin. I'm so curious! I just want to know how they will detangle all this mess!
same thoughts! the way the last two episodes unfolded made me think that everyone was involved somehow but lds…
I also think that in his sister's case Dong-shik was the designated scapegoat: like, Han Joo Won's father closed the case just after four months and it's pretty obvious that Park Jung Je's mom is somewhat involved seeing how she reprimand her son to just stay put and don't stir up trouble. This means that there must be a reason why they decided to leave this case to dust and it's probably related to the development of Munju that they talked about in the last episode. But I still don't know how to link all of this with the identity of the killer!
Let's try gather what we found out until now. As we saw in the episode 5 premiere, it's clear that Oh Ji Hoon knows something, because he's the one Min Jung saw that night and also he says that he know that Dong-shik isn't the culprit; so this boy surely saw or did something. But still I don't understand why Oh Ji Hoon says he wanted Dong-shik to be the culprit even if he knows that it wasn't him. It would make sense if Oh Ji Hoon was the killer but he's too young to be connected with the previous murders and the ones outside the city; he could be a copycat but it seems improbable. We also saw that it was Dong-shik who placed Min Jung's fingers at the market shop, so surely things aren't adding up here. Even if he's not the killer (because I don't think he is, it would be too obvious) where the hell did he find the body? Or he found only her fingers and decided to change their location? Or as Han Joo Won said, is Dong-shik trying to protect someone with his actions? Is the killer someone he cares about? But still, why would he protect him when he killed his sister and his niece? It doesn't make any sense. The culprit could be Dong-shik's friend, Park Jung Je, but I don't think that's the case even is he knows something for sure about the murder of Dong-shik's sister and also lets not forget he was also around the night Min Jung disappear. Its also obvious that Han Joo Won's dad, Park Jung Je's mom and their friend Lee Chang Jin are somewhat involved in this matter and there's some dirty secret they don't want to be revealed. So it's very possible that when Han Joo Woo was little he witnessed something that he shouldn't. There's also the fact the Dong-shik's previous partner died in front of him and he knows who shot but didn't reveal it?? Man, this is such a mess. The best plot twist would be if the serial killer is Kang Jin-Mook, the supermarket's owner and Min Jung's dad. It's unlikely, but that would left me shocked for days. In the end, there still too many questions left unanswered, so its next to impossible make some sort of guess (it's almost look like they're all together in this), but this is what make this drama so interesting! Everyone has secrets in this story and I just can't wait for the writers to unfold all of it in the most exciting way.
Everyone is too suspicious here, there are too many hints and clues pointing all in different directions... Also it's difficult to tell if someone reacts in a suspicious way because the scars and the trauma of the past or because they really know something.
lol yes please elaborate? we would like to know....
I didn't mean to sound so harsh lmao I'm sorry! it's just that from the reviews and the comments this seems an action/comedy drama (and also i really like the main actor) so it intrigues me, but at the same time, because mafia is involved, as italian, I'm afraid that I could find some scenes irritating if not handled properly. So I'm torn as what to do!
This is an interesting comment. Could you please explain the motivations of both sides?
I didn't mean to sound so harsh lmao I'm sorry! it's just that from the reviews and the comments this seems an action/comedy drama (and also i really like the main actor) so it intrigues me, but at the same time, because mafia is involved, as italian, I'm afraid that I could find some scenes irritating if not handled properly. So I'm torn as what to do!
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But the real peak of this episode was the drunk scene: thank god they didn't give us the (unfortunately) usual borderline non-con sexual scene. THANK F*CKING GOD.
Gene and Nubsib's 'serious' scene are usually pretty good, but this one was the best so far, it was just wholesome and kind of sweet, I loved how they ended up just hugging and cuddling while sleeping.
Hope they don't drop the quality of the series going on, I appreciate what are they doing, the only real thing that bothers me is that it seems the director didn't really now how to choose the genere of the serie: it started at as exaggerate satire, it went to commedy and now we're getting drama. I mean, if you mix them well you can manage to do all, but it feels kinda disconnected and even in the single episodes they go to one extreme to the other withing seconds and the timing is often not right, so it's hard to get immersed in the flow of the story.
Even tho I'm really perplexed how he managed to found and move Min Jung's fingers and why he doesn't want to reveal how his ex-partner died. I'm sure he has a plan but ugh I'm dying to know what's he's thinking!
While I agree on what you said about Park Jung Je (I also belived that he knows something about what really happened and he's helping just because his mother or because LDS know his dirty secret), about Oh Ji Hoon, man, that kid is really weird; even if he had a crush on Min Jung that's not enough to have a reason for wainting LDS to be the culprit. Like you said, he hid some crucial informations about the case and even worse he went all out his way to make sure that the press knew that the killer was LDS even knowing that wasn't true. So, I think Oh Ji Hoon has a more serious motive for doing all this, than a simple crush. Or maybe he just planned all of the arrest/press situation with LDS, it was a little too coincidental!
I also think that HJW has probabily witness something back when he was seven, like you said, he was way too sure that LDS was the criminal and he seems to have some sort of trauma; from him suffering from mysophobia, the fact that he doesn't want to show his body, to the relationship he has with his father is easy to understand there's something going on.
Expecially with the last woman that disappered, the one with the cloned phone with HJW's number, we know that HJW told her to send him '1' if she ever had LDS as a client and she sends a row of '1' to HJW just before disapperaring. Does this mean that LDS was with the killer in that moment? We also never got to know what was the link she also sent with the texts (maybe her location?).
And yes, I really hope they will maintain the standars this high the whole drama! I dont' want to be disappointed with a mediocre ending since it's so promising!
But still, if it's really like this then Oh Ji Hoon and Park Jung Je's actions don't make sense.
I would understand if actually Jung Je doesn't know anything and he's only trying his best to provide Dong-shik some alibi because he doesn't want to belive Dong-shik's guily even if he has doubt. However this scenario is unlikely, as we saw that Jung Je knows something about the sister's murder.
But why would Oh Ji Hoon try to protect Kang Jin-Mook too? And at the cost to put Dong-shik in prison at that.
There's something else going on for sure: if not, one can't explain the intervention of powerful people like Han Joo Won's dad and Lee Chang Jin.
I'm so curious! I just want to know how they will detangle all this mess!
As we saw in the episode 5 premiere, it's clear that Oh Ji Hoon knows something, because he's the one Min Jung saw that night and also he says that he know that Dong-shik isn't the culprit; so this boy surely saw or did something.
But still I don't understand why Oh Ji Hoon says he wanted Dong-shik to be the culprit even if he knows that it wasn't him. It would make sense if Oh Ji Hoon was the killer but he's too young to be connected with the previous murders and the ones outside the city; he could be a copycat but it seems improbable.
We also saw that it was Dong-shik who placed Min Jung's fingers at the market shop, so surely things aren't adding up here. Even if he's not the killer (because I don't think he is, it would be too obvious) where the hell did he find the body? Or he found only her fingers and decided to change their location? Or as Han Joo Won said, is Dong-shik trying to protect someone with his actions? Is the killer someone he cares about? But still, why would he protect him when he killed his sister and his niece? It doesn't make any sense.
The culprit could be Dong-shik's friend, Park Jung Je, but I don't think that's the case even is he knows something for sure about the murder of Dong-shik's sister and also lets not forget he was also around the night Min Jung disappear.
Its also obvious that Han Joo Won's dad, Park Jung Je's mom and their friend Lee Chang Jin are somewhat involved in this matter and there's some dirty secret they don't want to be revealed. So it's very possible that when Han Joo Woo was little he witnessed something that he shouldn't.
There's also the fact the Dong-shik's previous partner died in front of him and he knows who shot but didn't reveal it?? Man, this is such a mess.
The best plot twist would be if the serial killer is Kang Jin-Mook, the supermarket's owner and Min Jung's dad. It's unlikely, but that would left me shocked for days.
In the end, there still too many questions left unanswered, so its next to impossible make some sort of guess (it's almost look like they're all together in this), but this is what make this drama so interesting! Everyone has secrets in this story and I just can't wait for the writers to unfold all of it in the most exciting way.
it's just that from the reviews and the comments this seems an action/comedy drama (and also i really like the main actor) so it intrigues me, but at the same time, because mafia is involved, as italian, I'm afraid that I could find some scenes irritating if not handled properly. So I'm torn as what to do!
it's just that from the reviews and the comments this seems an action/comedy drama (and also i really like the main actor) so it intrigues me, but at the same time, because mafia is involved, as italian, I'm afraid that I could find some scenes irritating if not handled properly. So I'm torn as what to do!