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If I'm not mistaken, when I first read some comments on this drama near the start, it was filled with people really disliked the MLs behaviour but now comments seem more positive generally. I'm not looking for specific spoilers but did things change? character growth? Were early events misunderstandings? Either way is it well-written / does it feel earned?
I don't mind watching dramas where characters grow and develop but I'm not really in the mood to watch the type where a grown man ML is a complete dick at the beginning and we're supposed to grow to find it endearing lol.

The way I was completely in agreement with the panel for the message predictions but then the whole thing turned out way messier than we could have predicted lol! Interesting first ep, so far they seem like a likable bunch and for once it's not immediately predictable who our CPs are. I'd like to see more interaction between them all but based on first impressions I liked the idea of Zhengzheng and Zhang.

Okay I just starting watching the first episode on a whim and in the first 10 minutes I was like "hey this is funny, looks like it'll be pretty comedic" and didn't realise I would be freaking bawling in the second half of the ep. This ML is a fantastic actor! I'm excited to watch the whole show but now I know I have to emotionally brace myself for a roller coaster.

I don't know about in korean, but in English it is quite a witty name! The word "deliverance / deliver" also has the meaning of being set free or liberated , often used in the biblical sense that way (i.e "deliver me from evil and bring me safely into the kingdom of heaven" etc).

So it's funny to call him something as basic and normal as a "delivery man" when instead of packages, he's actually "delivering" spirits (both meanings- he's driving them to where they need to go in his car like packages, but also setting them free from being trapped on earth into the afterlife / heaven.)

This is a cute little drama for what it is ( a short, low budget one I mean).

When Wan said "you can try having a (one-sided) crush on me a little longer" I was so proud of him for making Eddy work for it a lil instead of giving in straight away 😆

In a recent episode I think Grandma was talking to herself and said something along the lines of "Yeongmin needs to meet a nice girlfriend and then I can pass away in peace" and our ghostly FL tutted at her. I hope they're not foreshadowing Grandma's passing and Yeongmin helping her ghost move on in a later episode. They did a similar thing in a recent kdrama ( I won't say which to avoid spoiling) and it's a predictable trope in general.

I hate when the writers do that though- the ML has been through enough loss in his lifetime he deserves to live happily with both the FL and his grandma for years to come. Fingers crossed!

I also would have to recommend "One Spring Night", another great one that deals with two people falling in love beautifully while facing some outside difficulties because of their personal situations. It's my second favourite drama after "Just Between Lovers" which others have already suggested to you.

They did a great job casting this drama- the actors aren't as young as they are playing but are definitely believable as actual young 18 year olds.

I've been waiting for ep 24 and I think it hasn't come out for 2 weeks? Is the show taking a little break? (I hope it's not cancelled?)

C-Drama:
Go Ahead (By the same writer-director team as Meet Yourself)

K-Dramas:
Reply 1988
Just Between Lovers
One Spring Night
Into the Ring

I think other than 'Into the Ring' (which is very quirky and unique) what seems to be in common with the rest of my favs is very realistic down-to-earth feeling characters? So I'm not surprised by how much I love Meet Yourself!

I think this is going to be the 6th ever drama I will rate as 10/10 (out of like 200+ dramas I've seen)

I am trying to appreciate every moment of this drama as it is airing because I know I'll mis these characters when it ends

I just love this drama. As long as you're aware of the genre going in (quintessential slice of life , beautiful in the small every-day interactions it shows) I think you can't help but love it. The vibrant cast of characters in the village feel so real to me, it really is like peaking on the daily life of people who live a very different life to my own. My kind of escapism!

One thing I like about this drama is they didn't create an immature misunderstanding for the FL and ML meet each other and initially get off to a wrong start- but instead we just see them meet each other naturally like real adults do and we've seen them slowly start to spend time together so far. Feels like such a warm drama.

I'm on ep 4 and SML is such a sweetheart I hope he gets his own happy ending.

I love love love that the "confession conversation" involved an actual conversation with her explaining her concerns, identifying boundaries, and finding out more deeply about both of their feelings and intentions. It makes total sense considering her nature as a character and the walls she's built around herself because of her past.

Totally agree, I love that his father only had a slight reservation, and it's concern over whether she feels empowered to speak her mind considering their imbalanced working relationship. It would make sense that our ML has the personality that he does, having been raised by these people.

I hope he doesn't continuously let her misunderstand about his intentions with his ex.

Nooo I hope not! I just want our FL and ML to have a happy little family with the father safe and sound at the end 😰 These characters have suffered and lost enough

Anyone have any recs for c-dramas where the ML is a fleshed out character with vulnerabilities + with this kind of epic lovestory where even though the leads have ups and downs they never really stray from each other? Last time I had this feeling after a drama was Go Ahead. I'm going through withdrawals after watching this and feel like I have to jump into an actually good drama quickly so I don't go into a slump!