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think the point is if we have free will then god can't know what choices we will make and as such he puts us in different situations to see what we (beings outside his control) will do. so he asks the question and we give the answer.

I'm gonna miss this show, think i liked every character. Didn't like that the two villains killed themselves, think them spending the rest of their lives driving each other crazy in that small house would've been more fitting, at least to their characters, maybe not so much to the story, oh well..

lol @ the near death dream sequence product placement scene :D

As I figured it:

1. His sect/family is in a war and he wants to protect them.
2. He has a part of the heavenly book inside him, so even if he were to run away with bi yao, the evil sect wouldn't leave them alone.

as for him seeing the future and his lame way of trying to avoid it... well drama...at first I thought he saw himself die in the well, but after what was said in the last episode I'm no longer sure... anyhow, if that happened what he did would've made more sense I think.

Woman with a Suitcase, currently airing. She saves the male lead by risking her own life and getting hurt in process.

Might wanna check out 1% of Anything. Only two episodes aired so far, but seems to follow the rich bad guy meets poor kind girl cliché. But already on their second meeting she's told him off that she doesn't like his rude personality or his money and that she's happy with her independent life and see no point in them dating. Of course it might change over the next few episodes, but fingers crossed.

Lol. That "kidnapping" scene was friggin genius! I remember that scene, but not sure which drama it was taken from, was it from Signal?

I almost dropped this drama after the first two episodes but kept watching for some reason, and damn am I glad. It just gets better and funnier by each episode. Especially the last two, episode 7 and 8. Hilarious. Love the tsundere romance!

Woah, finally a drama with "fantasy" that doesn't end with a fantasy(real magic) or open ending. He prepared for his runaway trick from the beginning, loved it!

This sounds interesting. Hope someone subs this.

Yikes. This drama should've been called two-timers. Every damn character two-times their partner or with someone else's partner. By the time the drama started focusing on other things I had no hope for either of them or their future. Then the last episodes, yikes. The guy gives up his dream which he has worked for the past 3 years so that he can stay with the girl, and she's overjoyed, but then some episode later the girl decides to leave the guy for 2 frigging years for a dream she has had for what, one month? The ending was weak: the girl returns and nothing really happens.

The drama gets some score for the girl and her cute antics and the fake bromance, but mostly I was either annoyed or bored.

Not sure what I'd score this seeing how you gotta live through some pain to get to the good stuff in most romcom k-drama, but I'll give it 4/10, which usually means I spent half my time browsing the web or watching youtube on my tablet while this was playing in the background.

Fun beginning but then somewhere around the mid mark they began squeezing in every damn drama cliché in history of drama and it fell flat. I swear they used a standaraized drama form and simply filled in the names of the characters. The ending was a total meh.

First 5-6 eps were okay, then it became unbarable. The main lead turns from a positive strong girl into a blank staring zombie with no own will at all and lets herself be pushed around and manipulated by cliche after cliche like a typical drama puppet. Dropped.