Rhuona Atumu

Lots of fighting without any true violence. The MC is said to be one of the best ex military personnel, but he seems not like a threat. Yes, he is great at fighting but in the first few episodes, he is not truly intimidating. As for the female lead is pitiful but that's it. The chemistry between her and the male lead just magically pops out from nowhere immediately he see her again in Korea. The Villainess, on the other hand, is a true darling of the script and the camera. She is cruel but relatable, it's wrong to support her but it feels right and almost justified. The villainess is frustratingly suppressed in the end due to the male lead.

The forensic side of this story was good, the real problem is the legal aspect. It's bad, really bad, zero professionalism, even on the police investigative end. To the point that the line "don't write fiction" is an actual thing. The impulsive, irrational prosecutor is supposed to be the MC. Many times, the MC prosecutor would act overemotional when faced with basic knowledge of the law from her opposition. There was no impressive display of her legal prowess, it was always her guts. Too disappointing, it's an annoying representation of Korea's judicial system & prosecutors, I almost feel like they sue for defamation or wrongful representation 😅. It became worse as the story went on, the female lead is rude, annoying, wants answers presented to her instead of investigating. This might be one of the worse female main character in recent kdrama.

This movie was very confusing the first time I watched it. I rewatched it a long time after, and it wasn't so confusing anymore. It was even entertaining. I'd say this movie had nice ideas behind it, but the execution of the plot and the dialogues were subpar.