The Korean drama "when camellia flowers bloom" is popular. This drama has laid a foreshadowing since the first episode. There is a murderer in the town. Even the suspected female owner in the first episode was poisoned in the end. Who is the murderer? The most popular saying on the Internet is that an acquaintance committed a crime. That person should be a regular guest of Dongbai tavern. Dongbai may have seen him, so he was finally killed & hellip& hellip; If so, the story is a little scary.
Who was the murderer when the camellia bloomed? Did Dongbai really die when the camellia bloomed
Opinions of netizens:
So Dongbai saw the murderer's face?
In the last scene, in 2013, Dongbai said, 'because guests often come, this is the peanut for you'. Then when picking up the beer cover, he saw that the man's shoes were very dirty (it may have been a case). Dongbai was frightened and slowed down as if it were all right. 'guest, your shoes may be stained with flour'. Later, the man wrote that sentence.
So, didn't the guest show up at Dongbai's store after that? Did he know that Dongbai had witnessed the scene? Or did Dongbai's reaction make him hostile? Or another smoke bomb?
I'm also confused. It's said that I know familiar guests, and it's said that I've only seen my back... Is it a bug
Or when the hostess said she was a regular guest, she didn't know it was a murderer
I really want to know who the killer is soon
When Camellia blooms, does Dongbai really die
The Korean drama "when camellia flowers bloom" focuses on comedy + love setting, but it also laid a suspense setting at the beginning. Netizens who have seen it said that the drama is also full of tears in laughter, funny parts and tears. With a little thriller, it is still very attractive. As for the ending of Dong Bai played by Kong Xiaozhen, netizens certainly hope it is he, but now the brain circuit of Korean screenwriters is uncertain. Maybe they will die in the end? After all, Korean dramas have begun to face up to the problem of life and death. There is no need to forcibly save the female Lord for he.