Sonja De Klerk

This drama series is not a reflection of real life, but it certainly shows how devious people can be, especially within the police force. It makes you wonder if the writer experienced something like this personally—who else could come up with such a twisted and intricate story? After watching numerous Korean dramas, it often seems that the portrayal of men and women suggests a lack of mutual respect. Characters are sometimes shown treating each other harshly, with slapping across the face appearing as a common expression of anger or dominance. It's almost presented as a cultural norm, even though it may not fully reflect real societal behavior.

Loved the story however a little confusing.... everyone is everyone's mother.

Annoying as you would think that these lawyers get police to do the investigation or at least get back up. These actors also doesn't act as normal people would... doesn't help to cry and try to wake up someone.... you make a call there and then to get help.... there are do many ways to track the killer...