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He has a psychic disorder of a different nature, making it compatible with his helpful temperament.
Do you remember the scene where we see all his scars? His devotion is sickly, and he's wounded because of it, against his own good.
Let's not forget the pitch as well: he's a volunteer worker originally, not a professional. A friend of mine has become a psychologist, she studied psychology at university, and she told me that the only reason she was doing this in the beginning was to solve her own problems. And almost all the other students were the same way. The ML has to deal not only with his own problems, but also with those of his brother.

Thanks for your warm commentary, I'll give the drama a chance and watch episode 4, at least. In solidarity. ^^
The uncertainty of whether a story ends well or badly should still be part of the suspense and excitement?! Maybe you felt like changing your habits and having the pleasure of living this experience, lol!
For my part, I prefer stories that have a sad ending, it's more moving.

I think the ML is as crazy as the FL. That's a quality of the story because it makes them two complementary characters, and irrevocably destined to fall in love.
A lot of clues are regularly left about this. Episode 1, his dissociation from pain. He stops the knife with his bare hand, bleeds, and shows no pain. Of course, it's classic in a sageuk, but not in an everyday story. If you watch the episodes again, you'll get a lot of other clues about it, like his best friend calling him a joker. Or simply, episode 3, he's ready to get run over by a car, not a trace of hesitation or movement, even when the car brakes at the last moment.

"This drama may be confusing, but you must go on, pay attention to all the details and review the drama as many times as necessary. This is not your typical drama that you're used to. The screenwriter doesn't spoon-feed you, and only 1% among who insist and use their brains will be rewarded. This is the one masterpiece that everyone should be watching."

--- Typical positive review (but not your typical review that you're used to.)

*Getting into heaven seems less difficult, I'm going to devote myself to it instead and save my soul*

Unfortunately, the typical review does not contain this as well:
"That's why I've created 6 fake profiles in 3 days, to make almost identical reviews that tell you this. For pity's sake, I beg you all, look at my favorite drama. Please don't leave me alone. Let us celebrate my religion together."

Note: the sole purpose of this commentary is to commemorate the great fun that this commentary thread has been for weeks.
;-D

I dreamt I was friends with a little horse last night.
The horse wasn't white, she was light brown, with a fine golden mane.
The horse was sick, she was sneezing. When I asked the horse questions, she was able to answer yes or no, making a noise with her mouth.
I was sad for the horse, because in my dream I had to ask her to pull a little cart.
And I was trying to give her moral support.
It was a heartbreaking dream.

The whole drama is a great lesson on what not to do when it comes to storytelling.
It more than makes up for everything else. ^^

That's what the title of the drama suggests. ;-)
It happened in the Japanese drama Kimi Wa Petto.
But it would surprise me from a Korean drama. My first impression was that FL does not suffer from a psychic disorder of a psychiatric nature. So, she can evolve, recover psychologically, just like anyone else. Same with ML. The love between the two characters can lead to deep, sometimes painful, but life-saving introspection.

lol!

When I walk down the street, there is no crazy beautiful woman touching me.
This kind of dream only happens in dramas... T T

There are two things that can cure anything in a drama:
- Love.
- A bowl of porridge.

There is good comedy and over-the-top one.
Thanks for this expression, it's that.
I dislike that in almost every drama.
I managed to put up with that in Angry Mom because the drama was addictive with a very fast pace, but it was so over-the-top, lol!

It's weird, I see comments that are surprised that FL is being criticized but I don't see comments that are critical of FL.
The magic of comments...
Otherwise, she is a romantic character, by the way she dresses or her theatrical actions. You can be romantic and still be a little crazy. Besides, I wonder if that's not a prerequisite. ^^

My first comment said that I felt like I was taking ---- in the face. Written too fast, not clever. When I wrote my comment again, I was annoyed, but now I see that it was useless to insert remarks related to that. By the way, I withdraw them.

I am not annoyed about the drama. Just disappointed, because I also liked the first two episodes.
In addition to the boring aspect of episode 3, there are two other things:
- The artificial side. Hard to describe, it's something I felt during Hotel Del Luna. After stopping the drama for a while, I tried to see the end, and everything seemed fake, superficial, phony. This is noticeable here in many scenes.
- The overplayed, grotesque side. Several scenes of the episode concerned, for example the end scenes. The car chase (with loud background music). The whole scene with the madman taking the microphone, especially the moment when he dances in slow motion with a song in the background.

I have lost confidence in drama because I think that this type of direction/narration is likely to be used systematically. It takes away my sense of credibility in the story. I much prefer a simpler and more classical drama in this case, such as a sageuk, where the actors have a slightly theatrical acting. Sophisticated directing suits me, but when I can take things seriously, or when the effects are not so clichéd.

Of course, other viewers may not be sensitive to all this, and may like the drama as it is. If that's the case with you, that's what I wish you. I'll try to read your comments to see if I'll come back to it later.

Hello, I'm glad to meet you.
We both dropped the super-hyped goblin drama after 6th episode. ;-)

"Slowly" is the good word...

Frustrated is Okay. ^^

If you like SF, read Dune. ;-)

I watched almost any existing SF movies, and I also read a lot of SF.
Here, it's not SF, it's fantasy.

You know when I detect something's really wrong?
When I start to suffer when I see the episode.
It's so annoying that I have to force myself to watch it.
And then, bad luck, the only scenes that stand out are awful...
T T
Good luck with the sequel, I hope you won't have to endure this.

lol, I don't have a super ability like this.
That's great.
I just enjoy it to my heart's content, or trying to get an objective view when possible.