Whisper ~ A Manual on How To Buy and Sell the Law

I feel so bad for Shin Young-Joo all over again. She lost her father to prison, her job, and the person she trusted. That’s too much for anyone. I liked that the story didn’t make her a perfect person—she used illegal methods too—but it made her feel real. I think sometimes, people forget that justice systems can fail, and this show really shows that in a dramatic way. Lee Dong-Joon’s decision made me sad, not angry. He’s a weak man, not an evil one. He gave up too easily. I liked the article’s summary a lot—it’s full of emotion and really gets what makes the drama interesting.
I felt bad for her too. For her, I had empathy and sympathy. But the other folks? I couldn't stand them. They kept coming up with “rationale” to justify doing wrong stuff. I didn't care what happened to them.
 

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