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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.

Dear Diary. Another year has passed and I'm almost forgetting that this work exists. I continue to comment here every year when this comes out, but I think I'm living in a parallel world where this never existed.

And then there's Cho Nathan in the last episode. He takes several vials of power, but he only appears to have one of lightning and another... of super strength? So the plot of him going after Cash Hero's power wouldn't make any sense.

Yes, I was watching it because I like this silly comedy, but episode 7 was just too frustrating ... I understood that it was a k-Drama about clichés and comedy based of that, but if they want to give it emotional depth, I'd prefer the drama to take a different direction.