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Right when Yuki and Ryou thought that their plan worked out fine, Kukichi starts to stir troubles again, he knew that the detective was looking for anything to confirm his suspicions about Ryou and now he almost have it.
I don’t believe that Kukich has the negatives but that doesn’t deny that he will tell the detective about Ryou’s father past deeds with young girls.
They will pretend to be strangers until the expiring date, will it work for them? Or maybe the detective will find out the truth right before that date comes?
I don’t believe that Kukich has the negatives but that doesn’t deny that he will tell the detective about Ryou’s father past deeds with young girls.
They will pretend to be strangers until the expiring date, will it work for them? Or maybe the detective will find out the truth right before that date comes?
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Tsumi to Batsu: A Falsified Romance Episode 6
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He finally thought about his sins! There was atonement and tears; he even asked forgiveness from Risa in his dreams. He confessed and accepted the punishment and he’s changing; is it all because of Echika? I believe so because he wouldn’t think about this on his own.
Sudou’s ending was understandable and acceptable, a person like him should die because he’s like a cancer to Miroku; even if he came to finally understand him, I still think he’s a psycho who believes that humanity is proven by killing other people; a high twisted way of proving one self’s humanity.
Sudou’s ending was understandable and acceptable, a person like him should die because he’s like a cancer to Miroku; even if he came to finally understand him, I still think he’s a psycho who believes that humanity is proven by killing other people; a high twisted way of proving one self’s humanity.
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Tsumi to Batsu: A Falsified Romance Episode 5
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Just because Miroku wanted to prove his existence, he killed two people; there was no regret, no atonement, no thinking about the crime, he was just pissed because he felt like he lost: A psycho.
I stopped understanding Miroku in this episode; because people who want to prove their existence in such a twisted way are the bottom of the worst since murder is a way to stain you lousy existence instead of proving it.
I don’t understand Echika, why are you siding with him? Although, I like the way she’s always slapping him and hitting him but I see no reason to cover for him even if you love him; someone like him isn’t worth attention from anyone except Sudou who’s very much like him; he’s his hero after all.
I stopped understanding Miroku in this episode; because people who want to prove their existence in such a twisted way are the bottom of the worst since murder is a way to stain you lousy existence instead of proving it.
I don’t understand Echika, why are you siding with him? Although, I like the way she’s always slapping him and hitting him but I see no reason to cover for him even if you love him; someone like him isn’t worth attention from anyone except Sudou who’s very much like him; he’s his hero after all.
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Tsumi to Batsu: A Falsified Romance Episode 4
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“There was no other way but killing”, Miroku’s ideals couldn’t be brought into the world unless he committed murder. For him, there was no other way and I frankly can’t side with him on that because in my book murder will always be murder. However, I do understand where he comes from and the scary loneliness he’s been through even though I don’t think he should side Echika as him because she was never a monster.
That prosecutor is seriously suspicious of Miroku and sooner or later he will be able to reveal him.
That prosecutor is seriously suspicious of Miroku and sooner or later he will be able to reveal him.
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Tsumi to Batsu: A Falsified Romance Episode 3
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The one who said “Hell is true paradise”, he was actually an important person in Miroku’s life; not exactly in a good way but I am sure that his intent of murder was partially provoked by Sudou.
Also, Miroku’s father died in a shameful way with his student by attempting suicide; apparently the mother is living in denial by saying he was a respectable man.
That teacher and his wife, I feel like they’re going to have an impact in the story one way or another or they wouldn’t show their past story.
I wonder what will happen to Miroku now? Is he going to be found out? He should!
Also, Miroku’s father died in a shameful way with his student by attempting suicide; apparently the mother is living in denial by saying he was a respectable man.
That teacher and his wife, I feel like they’re going to have an impact in the story one way or another or they wouldn’t show their past story.
I wonder what will happen to Miroku now? Is he going to be found out? He should!
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Special Affairs Team TEN Episode 7
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The fight between two mothers: who gets the girl? It was an appealing fight but the crime part was hmmm, how shall I put it; absent? Yes, that’s the word. I would’ve appreciated it better if there was more mystery within this episode’s story. However, I didn’t hate it.
I liked the little moments between Ji Hoon and Mo Ne; no romance, of course, because this drama isn’t about that but little moments are good.
I liked the little moments between Ji Hoon and Mo Ne; no romance, of course, because this drama isn’t about that but little moments are good.
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Special Affairs Team TEN Episode 6
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The mother planned her daughter’s kidnap because she wanted money from her father in law in order to save her company or something. Then, the accomplice betrayed her, stabbed her and took the child away? Seems legit but somehow, I still suspect that there’s someone else in this. No matter how I think about it, it smells fishy.
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Special Affairs Team TEN Episode 4
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“A person with secrets is dangerous”: Somehow accurate and this case was fairly interesting and full of suspects. It’s crazy how a woman could manipulate many men’s faith.
But why would Seon Woo want to become the queen? That’s a position for women, idiot!
Let’s put the joking aside, apparently Ji Hoon has some interesting secret behind him with “killing his woman” part and everything. I want to know about the whole story!
But why would Seon Woo want to become the queen? That’s a position for women, idiot!
Let’s put the joking aside, apparently Ji Hoon has some interesting secret behind him with “killing his woman” part and everything. I want to know about the whole story!
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Special Affairs Team TEN Episode 3
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This case was interesting: Suicide and internet connection along with a dead police officer; somehow very captivating to me but just a question: If you’re afraid of death, why the hell would you think about suicide? I will never understand those people.
Some relations that developed inside the team and I finally get to know a little about Yeo Ji Hoon’s back story; it’s all because of a woman after all. Why would he kill his woman? I am sure there’s something bid behind it.
Some relations that developed inside the team and I finally get to know a little about Yeo Ji Hoon’s back story; it’s all because of a woman after all. Why would he kill his woman? I am sure there’s something bid behind it.
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Special Affairs Team TEN Episode 2
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Well, how far can criminals go to commit murder? That’s a question I can never find an answer for but killing a whole family because of a house is one of the lamest reasons I ever saw. What a psycho ahjumma!
Other than that, like I said in the first episode’s review, I am so curious about Yeo Ji Hoon’s back story; what made him lose his dream and what kind of dream was that? I will be waiting for more clear answers in the upcoming episodes.
I like the type of cases handled in this drama.
Other than that, like I said in the first episode’s review, I am so curious about Yeo Ji Hoon’s back story; what made him lose his dream and what kind of dream was that? I will be waiting for more clear answers in the upcoming episodes.
I like the type of cases handled in this drama.
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I am glad to know the story behind the scar on Chiyoko’s back; that’s why Hiroto always follow what she tells him to do.
Also in this ep, it’s clear that both Hiroto and Rintaro like Sakura and I am forever on Tachibana’s team. Like it’s been said in this episode: “tension turns to love”
Also in this ep, it’s clear that both Hiroto and Rintaro like Sakura and I am forever on Tachibana’s team. Like it’s been said in this episode: “tension turns to love”
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History of the Salaryman Episode 21
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You should’ve listened to Woo Hee ever since the beginning, it’s clear that Mo is using him and will never let him go so why didn’t he listen to Woo Hee? Now, it’s his fault if something happens to her.
Apparently, Yoo Bang found the dual contract; I hope that Hang Woo won’t be hurt by this. I mean shouldn’t they reveal Mo’s murder yet? It’s about time you know!
Apparently, Yoo Bang found the dual contract; I hope that Hang Woo won’t be hurt by this. I mean shouldn’t they reveal Mo’s murder yet? It’s about time you know!
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History of the Salaryman Episode 20
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Why kill Woo Hee? Just because she knew that you had stalking CCTV cameras? OMG! That Mo should die or something! I felt bad for Woo Hee, she was in an awkward situation between the man she loves and her dear friend, and it was painful for her.
Just why would Hang Woo stick by Mo’s side? Does he want to go down with her or something? Come on dude, I know you’re stronger than this!
The way Yoo Bang was answering the prosecutor’s messages was hilarious, he’s such a hilarious character
Just why would Hang Woo stick by Mo’s side? Does he want to go down with her or something? Come on dude, I know you’re stronger than this!
The way Yoo Bang was answering the prosecutor’s messages was hilarious, he’s such a hilarious character
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History of the Salaryman Episode 19
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She was too jealous from Woo Hee after she knew that Hang Woo proposed to her, it’s because she wants Hang Woo to help her at work all the time and never leave her side.
Speaking of Hang Woo, why doesn’t he want to reveal her anymore? Did he really believe that his Hyun was with her? Come on, you're not an idiot!
Oh My! The proposal was so exciting! And the way Woo Hee was jumping and screaming when she entered her house while Hang Woo was watching through the glass. I mean who wouldn’t be excited to marry such a perfect man.
Speaking of Hang Woo, why doesn’t he want to reveal her anymore? Did he really believe that his Hyun was with her? Come on, you're not an idiot!
Oh My! The proposal was so exciting! And the way Woo Hee was jumping and screaming when she entered her house while Hang Woo was watching through the glass. I mean who wouldn’t be excited to marry such a perfect man.
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History of the Salaryman Episode 18
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Yoo bang will win against Hang Woo again, I am sure of it; like he said, he’s not the type of man who waits until he’s ruined, he will do everything to save his company. I really liked the way he was behaving this ep, “I changed my name to Versailles Yoo”, LOL!
Finally, Hang Woo is going to propose to Woo Hee, it’s about time; I like that couple better than Yeo Chi and Yoo Bang although the latter is much funnier.
Finally, Hang Woo is going to propose to Woo Hee, it’s about time; I like that couple better than Yeo Chi and Yoo Bang although the latter is much funnier.
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