Oh, wow...the show is this bad, huh? Well, if not "bad," then that uninspiring to only receive a hangout? I guess that puts less pressure on our M-T watches, though!!!

I do look forward to getting to this. I hope it's watchable.

Watching second episode but haven’t finished it yet.
Really??? You touch the dead body and then leave finger prints and run away from there???
Did you not learn anything about not touching a murder scene. You see blood and a body you call cops. It’s as simple as that.

I am starting to think she is being framed intentionally. Could be the husband?

I like the interactions between the main characters. The mystery goes back to the past with a lot of connection between the supporting characters.

So many dramas with strong women with unfaithful husband...

Those of you watching this and intending to continue, please give me some encouragement. I’ve never been a fan of the actress playing the lead role, considered her merely bland and forgettable. But halfway into ep1, here she is just…bad. And what is she doing with her voice?

The few comments here are about how stupid her character is, but is the acting bearable? I really like the rest of the cast (though it’s a little crazy to cast Jung Woongin as Jang Seungjo’s father) and I want to watch this. Please tell me she gets better. Or that her role is diminished.

The last 2 episodes were pretty good. Both the FL and the ML are pretty smart and the plot moves quickly.

I wonder who is the culprit. The 3 clocks showed it's the same culprit and it was intentional.

The husband attracts crazy women, he's weak and let them doing whatever they want. I wonder if he could protect his wife from his own father.

These two episodes (5/6), the show picked up. We pretty much have all the players involved. Everyone is connected.
Finally saw some chemistry between the leads - I liked their break up, tension when meeting again and finally deciding to share information.

Don’t like the psycho therapist. Too weird.

Ok, cheater husband is stressed that his wife may be cheating?? Atleast he is not a pathetic scum. Yes he cheated but it seems there is more to him than that.

Revelation at the end of episode 6 is a double blade sword. I don't like the idea of psychopath characters and therapist is just this. FL is annoying to me.

I watched episode 5 and 6 last night. I am a little unclear on the heroine. I know we are supposed to root for her, but at the same time, its clear that she has always been borderline unethical, and even though the detective is now convinced that because of the timing of the phone call, she wasn't just using him, still, her attitude of "if you don't trust me, then the relationship is over" is really obnoxious.

Clearly, she did not love the detective as much as he loved her; and her true love was her husband, but her continued lying to the detective should result in at least a night in jail, in my opinion. I understand that even though she isn't forgiving her husband, she still doesn't quite want to let the marriage go, but unlike her loyal assistant, I don't understand why she she was so blatant in her lying to the press.

There are aspects about this plot that I like if we are supposed to understand that beyond her panicked lying, she really is a morally grey character--that she's apparently willing to expose everything, but its partly in the name of her ambition, not just truth, especially as she is using a shadowy informant of questionable motives-- and that when it comes to herself, she lies. If there is a scene where she actually admits her hypocrisy, say to the detective, then I'll find her character interesting.

But if it turns out, that somehow we are supposed to excuse everything she did because her larger goal was the truth and exposing the death of her father--forget it, I'll be thinking that this show left a lot uncovered.

Episode 7/8

Oops. No way she is getting out of this!! That was some serious planning to frame her.
Not coming clean is costing her.
Also, finally the detective and journalist found trust and it’s all broken now??
It’s starting to look like there are two separate murderers? May be psycho doc did kill the actor and framed FL.

The tension when the three of them are together is quite intense. I don’t know why both these men want her 😅

Random Thought
I think husband and detective have chemistry together that would make for some interesting bromance and it can be played in a comedic sense to balance the dark vibes

As I said above, after watching 7-8, I'm not thrilled with the female lead. There's the problem of her using "zeus" as an informant so extensively, when she knows nothing about him--so that has come back to bite her.

As far as her relationships, I agree with @mayhemf and @kdrama-bunny--its unclear why she's inspired so much devotion. For the policeman--the explanation for her not denying her role in setting up his partner was she resented his accusations. While the resentment over the lack of trust is understandable, she could have understood that his partner, who had also just betrayed him with corruption, had warned him against her as he was dying. Anyone would be shaken by that combination of circumstances. The revelation that the detective and FL were so much in love that they were talking marriage makes it absurd that she'd just walk away not saying anything because of her resentment. If you deeply loved someone wouldn't you tearfully deny, explain, and then say how hurt you were? The explanation to her friend that she keeps things bottled up does not make sense in this extreme a relationship situation!

Its more understandable that she'd try to cover up in a panicked way that she abandoned the murdered woman, especially if the woman was still alive. But surely, as a journalist, she'd know that the place would likely have cameras, and as painful as it was, she'd have to come clean to the detective rather than denying it twice. He at least would treat her explanation of how she came to the apartment seriously. But she didn't explain, and now she's in a pickle, that as a viewer, I can't be too sympathetic with.

The other character who bothers me is the husband. I can see why he's devoted to her, because he feels that she saved him temporarily from addiction. But if he was so attached to her, why did he have an affair, especially with the "I love you" said on tape to his mistress? Plus he hid his addiction as well, even when he relapsed. Why does he think that he still has a claim to her affection? And why doesn't his wife occasionally throw his lying back into his face when he plays the victim card? I've said to the t.v. screen about 6 times when he's wheedling and guilt-tripping his wife-- "you said you loved your mistress, you jerk!"

The mystery is fine, if somewhat formulaic. I'm looking forward to learning how the murders are tied to the factory fire via the political leader. But the writing of the central love triangle leads a lot to be desired.

Ep 9/10
Ok, that therapist is some serious cray psycho. She was quite creepy when she casually came to his house to take a bath. How is that he hasn’t changed the passcode!!
What is this obsession of love for so many years. Anyway, looks like we had some logical conclusion to this case. The FL’s arrest and her acceptance of her mistake was well done.

So assemblyman had a backup plan in case his daughter gets caught!!! so is going after him going to be the next 6 episodes?

And now the FL is in trouble again. Can we please see her strengths rather than seeing her being saved by two men constantly??

The mystery part of this show took the turn signaled last week of making the maniacally obsessed psychiatrist the bisexual Svengali of the lesbian daughter of the presidential candidate. Not sure how I feel about that, though I try not to get too wrought up about the representativeness of kdrama characters, especially in shows like this one. But I guess it did provide a twist on the utterly corrupt political candidate as the sole villain. I’m sure it will turn out that he exploited the psychiatrist’s obsession to get what he wanted in murderous ways.

Not to be too obsessive myself, but it says something about the way the female lead is written or being acted that when she was arrested, I kind of felt she got what was coming to her. She just is not that likeable a lead, but again, maybe that’s on purpose. However, I also don’t like the way the husband, being played in a somewhat wild-eyed fashion, is more and more being made out like a victim in the show. We are clearly supposed to be sympathetic to him, as an adulterer who told his mistress that he loved her, and then clung to his wife because he was exposed. Regardless of the larger evil forces at work, it WAS his fault, as he finally admitted, that things played out as they did, especially with what I hope will soon be his ex-wife.

As for the detective, I can see getting him secretly getting the photos checked out first for authenticity, but not then continuing conceal them. Just like the female lead lying about seeing the murdered girl, or course he’s going to know that there are more than one copy of them, that the psychiatrist is going to expose. I don’t know which is more implausible, his actions or him getting reinstated immediately because he knew the real murderer would reveal himself.

Although there are still 6 episodes (gah!) to go, I still see the female lead going her own way, leaving the two men behind. The love triangle has left me unmoved, though again I’ll stick around to see the mystery uncovered.

Ep 11/12

What!! I was wondering what was left after last week and I was just expecting going after politician. But this turned out to be more!!
And that pregnancy. Did NOT see that coming!! Poor detective!!
We are back to a relationship triangle.

Now that the psycho therapist is dead the show felt much better this week. I really like how all the events are connecting in a very unpredictable way. Woo Jae actually ended up killing his gf! No wonder he was messed up. That explains his depression, drug problems etc. and why the therapist had him on the hook.

I think Woo Jae is not going to be the killer. I hope not. I wonder if the Secretary Ahjushi (friend of detective) is related to or is the murderer.

Hum... The FL made weird choices. She thinks her husband is maybe a killer and she stayed with him? She knows that stress is not good for pregnancy especially since she is no longer young anymore...

Honestly, keeping the baby was already a big choice but she should have chosen between the baby and the truth because of them together put her and the baby at risk.

She didn't have to stay with the husband. The baby doesn't need a murder as father, neither a cheater, drug addict, weak man who can't say no to the past women of his life.

She hurt the one of the only person she can count on, it was stupid.