It's War

Oh, why does it have to be war with Pusan? This is so bad and Chairman Jo is seriously dangerous and with Wooden stick by his side; things are going to be so freaking hard for Doc but at least Chairman Jo knew that Safari was the one who killed director Jo.

All of this happened because of Soo Mi; well, even if it was Jin Sook, Soo or director Min, Doc would’ve done the same thing.

I began to suspect director Min; why didn’t he tell Doc that Hyun Min had an undercover? It’s like he’s helping Hyun Min get doc; also, Safari said previously that he wasn’t even meaning to get Pusan and now he’s asking Doc to infiltrate it. The game he’s playing with undercover is so freaking suspicious.

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It's a Mess

The police chief makes the system a mess. He's playing his own "undercovers" against each other and not caring about their life.

I'm pretty sure it was the first episode when Doc killed a minor undercover after he was on a phone call with the chief, who didn't care at all. I'm sure he's the real bad guy here, and I'm on the tip of my toes wondering what his plan actually is.

I worry for Doc cause I know at some point, he'll probably be left to fend for himself and if he gets caught, the chief probably won't even help him seeing as he put the blame of Gyung Mi's death on him.

I'm glad that Shi Hyun saved Soo Min. I also really liked how the scene played out where the Chairman was on the phone. Although I'm sure we all know who would be called out, it added intensity to the show and allowed us to really see Doc's reactions. I think aside from attraction, he saved her because he knows she's an undercover cop & he doesn't want cops to drag more cops into the mess and get them killed.

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Action packed.

This episode had me clenching my knuckles and grasping.

I'm highly annoyed with the police chief. What exactly is he doing. When Doc asked him about if Hyeong Min had an undercover he lied. He then told Lee Jin Sook Doc killed Gyung Mi.

He has everyone in his hands. He clearly is setting up for everyone to screw up.

A fine scene was directed when Chairman Jo was calling who "?" is. I liked how it showed everyone who mattered to Doc Son.

Whenever Doc goes out on the battle field I panic because from the first episode it showed a clear high sign that death might be in his route.

I like how brave he is and how he protects the ones he loves. He isn't like Safari he is a good police man and yet the police chief is playing games with him.

Oh how I loved the scene where both Soo and Doc coordinated and fought. I loved that Soo fought shows her training paid off. Either that was look of "she can fight?" or "let's get the hell out of here!" Doc was giving.

Either it was the perfect time or worst timing for Soo to admit her feelings for Doc or the emotions lacked when she confessed. It's hard to read Doc's expressions but he didn't look pleased.

One thing I question is to what extend does Doc care for Soo. We know there is an attraction, but in the episode when his bodyguard or driver was with his female who is also happens to be Soo friend he wasn't pleased for them to meet like that. He warned him not to see her again. Doc knows the difference between professionalism and pleasure or that could have been a scene to represent that Doc himself will break the rules for Soo.

So that means Doc will personally protect Soo now? My heart stopped when Chairman Jo called I thought oh boy he's going to say what we all didn't want to hear about Doc being killed, but it was a warning for Soo. At the point Doc looked extremely pissed and worried. I'm anticipating to how it will go from now on.

Overall another episode that has left me flabbergasted. The last portion of every episode in this series is too much to handle. It's jammed packed, so at the end you're left with no words to form!

P.S under whatever circumstances I'm digging Doc Son and Scale duo.

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