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I actually wish her to be with Seo Weo, he's the most considerate and sincere towards her compared to the other two. Although I am curious to see how Ji Woon will end up falling for Ha Won because right now all he sees is Hye Ji.

ikr, I'm shipping her with Seo Weo too although I know it'll be a sinking ship. He understands her and is most the considerate towards her. I like his sincerity....another reason I might be bias for SW is because I'm a Boice and have been looking forward to this drama since Jung Shin is in it :P

It actually got better from episode 5 onwards. Now I'm finding it enjoyable and I think I've gotten used the the lead girl's acting now. Let's see how this drama goes until the end!

I think it's meant to be a funny scene. She hanged up on him mid-sentence so he got angry and went "yeobo-saeyo! Yeobo-!"

If that makes any sense lol :)

lol also I would consider Reply 1988 to be one as well. The girl ended up with the second lead too :)

Argh the injustice is so unfair! I felt angry and frustrated for the boys. </3

Glad I read your comment...this drama is so draggy! I'm still on the first episode and have been for the last two days. I'm finding it hard to hook me in but after reading your comment I'm going to stick unt episode 6, then decide whether to drop or not later :)

@emylan actually shipping SH with DY would make sense :) the reason I'm going for SB and SH is because SB created her as his ideal girl, in the same way that YJ created KC to be her ideal guy. It would be funny to see SB finally meet SH for real. Though SHxDY makes total sense xD

Sure feel free to ask away or inbox me :)

Whoa I didn't know he's also from 5urpise! He's the third actor from this group that I was shocked to find out. All three of them are really good at acting!!!

Well I have many theories and can attempt to explain them to you if you ever need :) or dramabeans is the best place to read many analyses.

You're not the only, I ship them too :D

ikr, from early on I did had this theory that KC was not the real monster. The real monster that dad created was the hooded killer all along. KC was created as someone dad wished to be - successful, loved, and has a strong will. Killer is more of the evil/psychotic manifestation in dad. Dad initially was crazy about killing KC...perhaps that's when killer started to have his own free will. The killer may have been aware way before KC did.

Well the writer does throw in subtle clues, It's very easy to miss. With Nine, the main couple storyline definitely was not open-ended they didn't end up together and there's a good reason why. I felt sad though but in the grand scheme of things it makes sense and the hero's story is what matters more.

With your last point, haha I have no idea if they will or will not so I'll have to wait and see :)

Haha I love your reactions - made me laugh :) fair enough, I get what you mean. To answer some of your questions, these are just theories: (1) the writer's face disappearing is one of the consequences of messing with "fate" predetermined by the comic world. Also it's never a good idea to give your face to an evil force so to speak. OSM lost his face because he only gave his face away, not his full identity (he gave the killer a different name) - remember YJ's whole body went into the webtoon. You can only exist in one world at a time...so the time that she spent in the webtoon, she literally disappears in the real world. OSM's body/identity only exists in the real world, he only gave his face away to the killer, so his face and voice is the only thing that gets transported to the comic world. (2) I have a theory with the killer still being able to keep his free will intact - when everything was reset in the comic world, all characters were inside the comic. KC (is the only other person to have free will) accepted his "reset". The killer, on the other hand, was not in the comic world when that happened. He was in the real world and on an airplane with OSM. He got pulled back by force into the comic world when everything resetted itself. Since this is against his will, he did not accept that fate so it makes sense his free-will/memory is still intact. I assume KC didn't factor in that variable plus not to mention KC reset everything back to before he became aware. Killer may have been aware way before that.

I agree with you in looking for a fresh turn of events where the main couple does not end up together. As a fact, and without spoiling much, this is precisely what happened in Nine. The main couple didn't end up together as one of consequences of messing with time-travel - but it did ended on a happy note. That part was completely unpredictable since I assumed main couple would end together. I can think of other dramas which I wish the girl ends up with the second lead instead (You're Beautiful, School 2015, Sassy Go Go, etc). This writer is unpredictable so you never know KC may not end up with YJ after all... I'm sure KC (being logical) have thought about it well and making everything a dream was the only solution at the time, but true if I were W fan I would be going WTF is going on? Haha

No worries, usually there's always a reason why you may not like a particular drama. I've been in your shoes with popular ones before where my opinion is the opposite of everyone else's :) at least here you gave this drama a try up to episode 9 which is impressive. Most would have not stuck around for that long.

@suu_ no worries, if you want read her bio for other works you can read it here http://asianwiki.com/Song_Jae-Jung_(screenwriter)

I've only seen 3 of her previous works mentioned and this one is my 4th one. Haven't seen the others yet though :) Nine and QIHM are two of my favourite dramas.

Actually, it's the writer's style of writing. I saw your list that you haven't, but if you've seen her previous works (Queen In-Hyun's Man, Nine, Three Musketeers), you'll be familiar with her writing. She's quite meticulous and detailed. She throws in unpredictable consequences and establishes the story in the first half of the drama, the second half will tie it all in and explained. Having seen all her previous works they all have directions and they drop very subtle clues about what will happen. It's super unpredictable/shocking when you miss these small clues. Anyway, this drama is not your conventional k-drama. It pushes multiple boundaries so I guess this isn't your taste, which is okay. You can always watch a different drama :)

Firstly, you should mark your comment as spoiler.

Okay, my thoughts. Based on your reply to my previous comment at least it's good you gave it a try until episode 9. Though you if think it's "stupid" like you said, then this drama is obviously not for you. The twists etc has a lot to do with the manghwa world/is fictional writing. I just saw your list and i realised you've never seen any of this writer's previous works (Queen In-Hyun's Man, Nine, Three Musketeers). This type of genre is her specialty. She's really good at creating a whole new world/dimensions and the consequences of messing with them. what happened all until episode 9, we're just learning those rules/consequences right now and all will be explained later. I like many others here having seen all her previous work, trust the writer all the way so I find this pretty awesome and refreshing. I like the unpredictability, it's no fun when a drama is predictable. Also as a previous manga fan this is something that I hoped to see on a drama so it fits everything I'm looking for. I guess each person have different tastes? I'm pretty used to this writer's work so the surprises are expected for me. No need to keep watching, glad you're dropping this. The good news is there's so many other dramas out there to watch :)

Are all the completed parts there for you? Last I checked it doesn't have the entire episode parts...

Hahahaha. I had the same reaction as you! Now where's Asian Harry Potter?