lots of plot holes, what are they actually doing? really don't understand what they doing, Everything feels vague…
For S1
1. Who locked the building door? From the beginning, it already didn't make sense. 2. When Hyunsoo left the room, he didn't have any blood on him, but when the scene was replayed, his face was covered with blood. There were no details at all about what happened 3. the one who attacked at the back, while the injuries were on the leg. 4. What happened to Lee Eun-yu? Why did she stop going to school? Did she really burn down the school? 5. Who is the disabled ajjushi? How did he know about the monsters? How did he know about the signal can detect monsters, and know that they were afraid of fire and electricity? 6. What is Pyeon Sang-wook's background? Was his father the one who was burned? Why? Did he really kill the perpetrator? Then why wasn't he arrested? Why did the perpetrator set the fire, and why did he receive such a light sentence, as if there wasn't enough evidence? 7. What happened to Im Ajjuma? 8. The monster kidnapped Pyeon Sang-wook but didn't kill him? What about the diary? Then he was helped by Ajjushi An and yuri 9. The wedding was in 29.08 and the fire was in July, but wasn't they said that the fiancé died two days before the wedding? 10. The female soldier seemed very dominant, but we don't know who she was or what happened to her in the end. Even at the end, it was said that her cooperation with Yi-kyung was still valid, but what cooperation? Hyunsoo had already been captured, so what were they cooperating on? 11. Who was the jelly monster that helped Yeong-su?
S2
There were too many new cast members, and the main characters didn't stand out that much. By episode 4, I thought I might have watched the wrong episode.
1. Why was Ui-myeong in Pyeon Sang-wook's body, with an injured leg that couldn't regenerate, but then he could walk again after meeting MH1? 2. During the experiment, it was said that the vaccine already existed even though it had been lost? What vaccine was that? The one that stabilized special humans? And then the safe with the password turned out to be fake? 3. What was the meaning of the red ribbons that were tied around them?
S3
1. What is monsterization? Is it really only based on desire? Is it only happening in Korea or all over the world? 2. How could Dr. Lim say that he was the one who changed him? How could he become a bad person to his family just because he turned into a monster? He survived because his wife was used to threaten him, wasn't that the reason? 3. What happened to Hyunsoo, and why could he turn monsters back into humans? Why did the people who returned to normal have same wounds on their hands? 4. What caused them to become cocoons? Was it only special monsters, or every monster can Was the heart mentioned the same heart or a new heart? Or was it simply any existing heart? 5. What was the relationship between the priest and Jin-a? How can she got that Jin-a illness? 6. How did people know about Yi-kyung's child if she was a monster? If you calculate it, she was only about one year old. 7. Could the child know what Yi-kyung was thinking? she can use telepathy? 8. Meeting the stone monster was a coincidence, but Dr. Lim intentionally bring an empty "secret box"? 9. It was said that the stone monster systematically & did not attack the cocoons. Why? 10. How did Yeon-seok soldier end up in Bamseom? 11. Who is Mh 2? 12. If the goal of saving the neo-humans was just to kill them, then what was the point of doing that? 13. What was the relationship between Seon-hwa and the priest? When the car accident happened, she already showing symptoms? Obviously, that was before they went to the stadium. Why did she pretend not to know him? What was their relationship? And how had Seon-hwa been able to avoid the regular checks at the stadium all this time?
lots of plot holes, what are they actually doing? really don't understand what they doing, Everything feels vague and unclear. The story feels half-told, and the scenes keep getting cut off halfway—just when Scene A is reaching a climax, it suddenly switches to another scene. Even the characters' faces are deliberately not shown clearly. The more I watch, the more confused I get, its end but i really dont understand what the meaning, HOW CAN THEY DO THAT TO YIKYUNG🥺😥, 3 SEASON FOR NOTHING
For some cases, the emotional damage really hits hard. not about bullying, but some of the cast’s behavior in certain cases was a little triggering for me 🫢
season 4 and 5 were peak - season 6 and 7 are so bad
s4? yangmi? handongjun? The suffocating pressure from the senior member prevented him for speaking , this season ,I really liked the countries they visited, especially Egypt, but I didn't like the crew's plans about PPT, luckily they were able to express their opinions
typical annoying ending, just like train to busan, ending the spread but no solution to the biological terror, there is no solution to the spread that has occurred
My reaction every time they have a romantic scene > 🥴😴 ,
How can a drama like this have 36 episodes? Even 24 episodes is already too many. There are no details, the costumes are the same and repeated over and over, and the scenes are out of order.
(Episode 9: At the beginning, WJ and CX are eating together together with same clothes, but at the 18:17 Episode 9, they just making plans to meet for a meal and to say thank you? After arriving at the hotel, they end up peeling potatoes and talking about another topic and forget about eating that already completing in beginning of episode)
(Episode 13: CY's parents say they will come and stay over for the weekend, but instead they come because they want to bring food.)
Most of the cases only go as far as solving the case, without showing the case being concluded in court. A 36-episode story is only for ridiculous, disgusting romantic scenes. Even the acting looks fake
lmao I remember someone put kong Xueer as a guest.. but it was actually liu Xuening. anyway,this season's kr was…
yeah ,why no kongxuerr here? ,i dont think this season is the worst one because the games not bad and also funny ,but agree with you about bailu and shayi ( he looks tired and make the others member feel like he is the spy ),and how the crew editing for this season it's too chaotic, many details and game rules are not mentioned, plus their game rules are messy and in my opinion some are a bit strange and difficult to understand, and about the extra, more just about the game that they already show in the main episode but i dont think its bad (mean all game in the main )but need more details scene that didnt add to the main episode not just repeat it ,and many people criticize 撕名牌, which is how it should be
There's something I have always not liked about FCC is he always plays dirty and is so highly competitive to the…
I also find him very annoying at the beginning he became a regular member because Keep Running wasn’t looking for popular members at first. But honestly, his desire to win made Keep Running more interesting, and more twist,binstead of everyone just giving in because of some fake conscience. Sometimes his attitude and the way he speaks are really rude, especially when he denied other people’s questions. And I realized that episode 10 really had a lot of odd things. They actually could have wrapped it up with a message, and I think the crew set it up to tell the audience not to only look at one side on social media, which is full of falsehoods. But the crew didn’t explain anything at all. And Shayi’s way of playing in this episode really didn’t seem serious, and his way of thinking clearly wasn’t about wanting to win. If I were in the position of the other members, I would also trust Zheng Kai more. His logic was wrong, not because the other members were being rude or bullying him. Different with JSK in k runningman the one that received unnecessary bullying ,
I think you would feel even angrier if you watched Yang Di on Hi, Saturday. He receives punishment at the end of every show. Even when his team wins, or when he contributes and still loses, he still gets punished. It’s not even about one team’s victory. If there is any problem, Wu Zelin will shift it to him and make him take the difficult or unpleasant remarks, and even He Jiong joins in. That makes me feel very sad.
Episode 10 doesn’t make sense, and it feels incomplete, especially regarding the doll of each leader, The opening interview also wasn’t actually complete. What was the reason for the “3 captains” game rule? Why didn’t they accuse each other or defend themselves?band the final message for this theme ? Usually it ends with a message, but not this time, even though I know what they mean, 跑男来了 It also doesn’t have many extra scenes
1. Who locked the building door? From the beginning, it already didn't make sense.
2. When Hyunsoo left the room, he didn't have any blood on him, but when the scene was replayed, his face was covered with blood. There were no details at all about what happened
3. the one who attacked at the back, while the injuries were on the leg.
4. What happened to Lee Eun-yu? Why did she stop going to school? Did she really burn down the school?
5. Who is the disabled ajjushi? How did he know about the monsters? How did he know about the signal can detect monsters, and know that they were afraid of fire and electricity?
6. What is Pyeon Sang-wook's background? Was his father the one who was burned? Why? Did he really kill the perpetrator? Then why wasn't he arrested? Why did the perpetrator set the fire, and why did he receive such a light sentence, as if there wasn't enough evidence?
7. What happened to Im Ajjuma?
8. The monster kidnapped Pyeon Sang-wook but didn't kill him? What about the diary? Then he was helped by Ajjushi An and yuri
9. The wedding was in 29.08 and the fire was in July, but wasn't they said that the fiancé died two days before the wedding?
10. The female soldier seemed very dominant, but we don't know who she was or what happened to her in the end. Even at the end, it was said that her cooperation with Yi-kyung was still valid, but what cooperation? Hyunsoo had already been captured, so what were they cooperating on?
11. Who was the jelly monster that helped Yeong-su?
S2
There were too many new cast members, and the main characters didn't stand out that much. By episode 4, I thought I might have watched the wrong episode.
1. Why was Ui-myeong in Pyeon Sang-wook's body, with an injured leg that couldn't regenerate, but then he could walk again after meeting MH1?
2. During the experiment, it was said that the vaccine already existed even though it had been lost? What vaccine was that? The one that stabilized special humans? And then the safe with the password turned out to be fake?
3. What was the meaning of the red ribbons that were tied around them?
S3
1. What is monsterization? Is it really only based on desire? Is it only happening in Korea or all over the world?
2. How could Dr. Lim say that he was the one who changed him? How could he become a bad person to his family just because he turned into a monster? He survived because his wife was used to threaten him, wasn't that the reason?
3. What happened to Hyunsoo, and why could he turn monsters back into humans? Why did the people who returned to normal have same wounds on their hands?
4. What caused them to become cocoons? Was it only special monsters, or every monster can Was the heart mentioned the same heart or a new heart? Or was it simply any existing heart?
5. What was the relationship between the priest and Jin-a? How can she got that Jin-a illness?
6. How did people know about Yi-kyung's child if she was a monster? If you calculate it, she was only about one year old.
7. Could the child know what Yi-kyung was thinking? she can use telepathy?
8. Meeting the stone monster was a coincidence, but Dr. Lim intentionally bring an empty "secret box"?
9. It was said that the stone monster systematically & did not attack the cocoons. Why?
10. How did Yeon-seok soldier end up in Bamseom?
11. Who is Mh 2?
12. If the goal of saving the neo-humans was just to kill them, then what was the point of doing that?
13. What was the relationship between Seon-hwa and the priest? When the car accident happened, she already showing symptoms? Obviously, that was before they went to the stadium. Why did she pretend not to know him? What was their relationship? And how had Seon-hwa been able to avoid the regular checks at the stadium all this time?
How can a drama like this have 36 episodes? Even 24 episodes is already too many. There are no details, the costumes are the same and repeated over and over, and the scenes are out of order.
(Episode 9: At the beginning, WJ and CX are eating together together with same clothes, but at the 18:17 Episode 9, they just making plans to meet for a meal and to say thank you? After arriving at the hotel, they end up peeling potatoes and talking about another topic and forget about eating that already completing in beginning of episode)
(Episode 13: CY's parents say they will come and stay over for the weekend, but instead they come because they want to bring food.)
Most of the cases only go as far as solving the case, without showing the case being concluded in court. A 36-episode story is only for ridiculous, disgusting romantic scenes. Even the acting looks fake
I think you would feel even angrier if you watched Yang Di on Hi, Saturday. He receives punishment at the end of every show. Even when his team wins, or when he contributes and still loses, he still gets punished. It’s not even about one team’s victory. If there is any problem, Wu Zelin will shift it to him and make him take the difficult or unpleasant remarks, and even He Jiong joins in. That makes me feel very sad.