i was honestly expecting a bit more psychological and depth factor in the story.
i like the complexity of the first and second season. it was the kind of plot where u wouldn't guess what would happen next. but the third season was a bit let down, probably bc it got more predictive.
heeseong could've been a greater villain if she was written properly bc at the earlier season, she comes off as cunning and selfish type, then suddenly she became irrationally attached with seong-rok, and all the effort and hardwork of trying to get her 'freedom' was useless at the end, when in the first & second season, she only saw seongrok and jeoh as pawns, someone to use to achieve her goals, so why the sudden change? it felt forced.
taeseok also could've been more than a plot device at the end of the story bc of the potential of his character as a detective... a bit disappointing that he only appeared at the end.
i don't feel the second couple at all... their story sounds absurd to me.
i was honestly expecting a bit more psychological and depth factor in the story.
i like the complexity of the first and second season. it was the kind of plot where u wouldn't guess what would happen next. but the third season was a bit let down, probably bc it got more predictive.
heeseong could've been a greater villain if she was written properly bc at the earlier season, she comes off as cunning and selfish type, then suddenly she became irrationally attached with seong-rok, and all the effort and hardwork of trying to get her 'freedom' was useless at the end, when in the first & second season, she only saw seongrok and jeoh as pawns, someone to use to achieve her goals, so why the sudden change? it felt forced.
taeseok also could've been more than a plot device at the end of the story bc of the potential of his character as a detective... a bit disappointing that he only appeared at the end.
i don't feel the second couple at all... their story sounds absurd to me.