El tema de la corrupción y las acusaciones falsas me hizo ponerme agua para chocolate (enojada) pero al final obtuvo su merecido y eso fue dulce. De verdad la odie acusar a su profesor de abuso sexual y el se quitará la vida. Esa chica estaba fuera de control Necesitaba darle una buena cachetada a esa chica. De víctima a victimario (en un futuro esto tendrá mucho más sentido)
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Me divertí mucho en este episodio las secuencias de pelea fueron increíbles y esa conduccion ¿Que es rápidos y furiosos?
Un niño rico que piensa que puede hacer lo que quiera porque su padre es piloto , al fin obtiene su merecido. Estoy encantada con la idea por fin los abusadores se enfrentan a alguien más fuerte. Don cachetadas ya tiene competencia ,Hwa Jin te da una cachetada y te regresa al jardín del niños.
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Back to the annoying and entitled kids. When I think the korean law system couldn’t get worse they go ahead and prove me wrong. Wdym juvenile delinquents are protected when they literally steal, destruct private property, obstruct justice and harass government officials? We should really nuke this country I’m not even joking. Anways that ending though… UFF!
What stood out most was how personal the conflict became. Some scenes were genuinely hard to watch, but in a good way that shows how strong the writing is.
A powerful and emotional finale that wraps everything up in a very impactful way. This episode really leans into the consequences of everything that’s happened before, and it doesn’t hold back.
This episode really pulls the story into its darkest and most intense phase. Everything feels tighter, more serious, and every decision carries weight.
A really good episode that balances emotion and character development well. The story delivers several sad moments, and I found myself feeling for the characters and their struggles. That said, while Episode 7 is emotional, it didn’t hit me as hard as Episode 5. Episode 5 had stronger emotional weight and left a bigger impact on me. Episode 7 is still effective, but the sadness feels more subdued and reflective rather than heartbreaking. The performances remain strong, and the episode does a great job moving the story forward while keeping me invested in the characters.
This was probably the weakest episode of the series for me. Unlike Episode 2, which was simply slower, Episode 6 felt like it relied too much on rage-baiting to get a reaction from the audience.
One of the strongest episodes of the season. The emotional moments hit hard.
The investigation becomes more complex and morally grey. I liked how the show started asking whether justice and revenge are always the same thing.
A slower but important episode. The focus shifts from physical bullying to the damage caused by social media and false accusations. Less action, more character development.