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I arrived via the pyramid scheme, watched - Fate Chooses You - and found out about the characters here, so I'll check it out, gime gud luk

What do you mean, prejudice??

It was fun to watch and a satisfying ending. ^-^

It would be really crazy if Han Nah managed to use the incense to see Shi I, it would be a script move, she would see him, he doesn't remember anything, it would be an investigation on top of the investigation, he probably goes into a coma, and they have to solve his mystery, so he can serve as a witness in the little boy's case!

They have a premise.
I'm buying into this premise.

Omgsh yes 😂

I don't know what "horror and suspense vibe" you're looking for here, in a lighthearted comedy show.

Eternal monarch? Thats was the only drama with him i liked :S

Well, it wasn't supposed to match. 🧐

Lin MuRan being insulted by some of the people for the awesome acting a (good) villain... some people are just crazy lol

yessss!!!

I was worried too, hahaha, at least ML was aware of the age difference between the SML too 🙃. And I think she wouldn't fall in love "easily," she's focused on her work and goals. I like women who can accomplish things even without being in a relationship or anything like that.

i am just waiting for this to put on my wachtlist :')

*I'm on episode 3*
When SEH called FL, I immediately thought of real-life cases where people actually fall in love with AI and as many cases end badly 🥲

Nice! Tksm

Is there any comedy in this show?

I hope not, because I find romances with an age difference bizarre... :/

For me, it would make more sense if she at least returned as a human. AND The fact that her "sister" also returned as a fox wasn't explained either. One could say she reincarnated, but why would she return as a fox if she previously ascended as a human? There's also something that bothered me about FL returning as a fox in the end, since remaining in love - would make her human? Seriously, I'm used to plot holes, but nothing in this drama seemed to have any sense or message. I enjoyed Make a Wish more; at least the plot in that one was more interesting and had more elements that made sense.

I really liked the drama, and throughout it, until the last 4 episodes. I'm kind of used to sad and tragic endings (especially for the protagonists) but I'm wondering why many c-dramas choose a bitter ending. Maybe it's some eastern philosophy, difficult for us to understand? Well, another drama that leaves me crying :') meh, it was fun while it lasted.

Honestly, that was something I found strange too. The soundtrack so far is in English. Well, football is very popular in the West. I don't know, let's see.