i love ryu hye-young i should watch thiiiiis i wish we could see ha more

Sol A is currently me. I am studying for a certification and super stressed about it. She is really smart, but obviously isn't the best at exams. As for Ye Seul and her psycho boyfriend, their relationship is frightening, but a good example of an abusive relationship and how hard it is to get out.

The show is finally good. The acting is solid and the editing and timeline jumping issues are getting better. I’m becoming more attached to the characters too, which is always a good sign.

I can’t help hope that Ye-seul’s abusive boyfriend stays dead, even if it’s detrimental to her situation legally. Ye-seul deserves to finally have agency over her life and the freedom that comes with it. My heart goes out to her and the countless women who’ve been in such situations.

I hope none of the students are the real killers. Because even though some of them are definitely shady and up to no good, they sure make a cool group of friends.

Does anyone expect a redemption arc for Sol B?
For her monstrous mother?

What would a Beanie poll show for. The main case - murder, or suicide?

I found Sol A's anger at Jong-hoon petty and childish. But she redeemed herself with the spycam scene and the way she was there for Ye-seul.

I also wish the show would stop devoting so much time to the creepiest people. First the child rapist (why is YJH okay working with this man??) and now the abusive molka creep 😒

I was happy that Jong-Hoon was the one to first see Ye-Seul. I thought the same thing too. If anyone can get her out, he can.
For the first time I wasn't angry they used convenient coincidence as a plot device. I want Ye-Seul safe.

i got super invested in sol a x joon hwi last week and this set of episodes only gave me crumbs but surprisingly this drama's been my main watch the last few weeks. *prays for more than crumbs*

I'm enjoying this and also starting to think I know who did it. The least likely one, of course.

Personaly, I found the treatment of Ye-seul's situation pretty weird. She was seen twice with big bruises and nobody reacted and I was wondering if I saw right. Only Jong-hoon understood the use of sunglasses in classes. I hope he could help her with a boyfriend and his father and of course the video. I was happy it was him and not a student with a bad idea.

So we know Ji-ho's secret. It was quickly resolved. I thought his story would be more important.

I always ask myself why Koreans are studying like that. It doesn't look very efficient. Your brain needs break too and bleeding during the exam is not the best way to pass it.

Yes, I agree this show has hit its stride and the story has progressed more. The boyfriend's stepping on Ye-Seul's feet was so vile - to me it was so cruel and so hateful, I wanted to transport into my TV screen and make him sit in the chair of atonement ala Vincenzo.

I'm waiting for the next 2 episodes and I know there gonna be another cliffhanger, simply because it's a drama after all. As for the self-defense thing, I'm pretty sure I'm speaking for everyone, that was self-defense in everyone's law book!

There are few characters that shine in this show. Yongratis is top one. He is one tough teacher but he truly cares for his students. He stubbornly pursues justice even if it will not have best possible result for him. I do like Sol A as well. She is bit immature and bit too emotional but she always tries to do her best to. She is kind of Yongratis-light in her pursuit and passion for justice.
I can not say this for baddies though. The corrupt politician and prosecutor, the abusive boyfriend, the human trash and horrible mother all are one dimensional.
I think show should dwell into Seo Byung-ju and his life more. He is one interesting character. He was once the prosecutor who was admired by Joon-Hwi, Jong-Hoon and Eun-suk. His one decision led him to the path of destruction and he lost respect of every one who were near to him. He was deeply ashamed of that but he lacked courage to right the wrong.

I have always enjoyed Law School for what it is. It is not a show that has taken itself too seriously or heavy. It is an entertainment, but a good one. It's soapy and eventful, but it's not makjang. The cast is amazing and not overacted like many of the makjangs out there. It's rooted in some form of logical plots. Good chemistry, beautiful scenes, great music.

I'm one of this who started this drama for OTP (although this isn't a romance) and after the first half, I found myself enjoying this. Glad that Yagcrates found Ye Seul because at this point, it's only him who can help her.

There were signs of abuse on YeSeul and Sol A and Joon Hwi noticed those however the victim herself refuse to admit it and chose to stick to the walking human trash. Argh! I want to stab him, as well as his dad and that prosecutor!

Ye-seul's journey was so powerful in this set of episodes. Got to say, none of the other back stories we've seen had this kind of resonance and I have to give credit to Go Yoon-jung for drawing out every single conflicting emotion this character went through.

As well as the editing and pacing, I feel like the show this week stopped giving us splashy fakeouts and then walking them back in the next scene.

It's too bad that, apparently, practicing attorneys and judges can't teach at law schools in Korea. I know they do in the States (but not 1Ls), and I don't see any problems with it as long as there's no conflict of interest.

One thing about the show that annoys me is how they've had 1L students doing mock trials and working in the legal clinic, which no 1L would be doing because no 1L knows anywhere near enough law yet. Period, full stop, do not pass go, do not collect $200. I've looked up information on how legal education is done in Korea, and it's like the American system at this point, and I'm familiar with the American system. The mock trial and working in the legal clinic would make sense if they were 3Ls, because 3Ls do those things as prep for the Real World.

I am late to this drama and I think it is obvious by now that I have a total noona crush on somebody so I am EVERYWHERE.
please excuse me.
but, yeah, this is a pretty engaging watch even though not easy on the brain and I feel like I have to start taking notes or drawing schemes if I want to stay on track who said what, who changed their words, who was where, who blackmailed someone and who published information unauthorised. There is just sooooooo much information in every episode.
Jong-Hoon is a bit of a psycho. it´s like, he treats the whole situation as almost orgasmic, like being a murder suspect gives him endorphines. it´s bizarre.