[[Drama 2020] The Flower of Evil, 악의 꽃]

27 minutes ago, jazz85 said:

for me theres nothing wrong in namoo agency..maybe its moon chae won decision because she is so private actress and shy in front of the camera when not acting..

I think her being introverted is not a valid excuse to not even give her any bare minimum promotions like what every other celebrity should have anyway. They don’t even upload the behind the scenes photos of her or get her a magazine shoot gig... that stuff is truly bare minimum for any actor having a comeback project. I think her fans have every right to be upset about the unfair treatment she has been getting as compared to other artists under the same agency. 

[[Drama 2020] The Flower of Evil, 악의 꽃]

1 hour ago, -Love Blossom- said:

Am I only one who actually wants him to to be a cruel psychopath?  I think him being innocent and misunderstood will be little bit less interesting. It's not very common in Kdramas for the male leads in melodramas to be dark. I hope that he actually used to kill people but stopped due to some reason (maybe related to Cha Jiwon *romantic me* ) and started to live like a normal person.

 

I don't why I have this weird obsession with male leads who are bad and ruthless but is very gentle and sweet to the female lead 

Honestly, I think that would be a little weird. I hope the show doesn’t end up romanticising serial killers. But my guess is that he isn’t a killer but just a psychopath with restricted emotions and he is just learning and pretending how to care for his family. So the whole family image is just a front. Suspicions naturally arise because he is related to the real serial killer (his father) and when people find out his mental condition. I feel like the drama will eventually discuss about how do you define a “good” or “bad” person and maybe shed light on how it’s difficult to judge anyone by their mental condition on paper. 

 

Just my guesses though!