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I'm pretty sure that this is not dubbed. Kdramas are almost always never dubbed. It's usually the Chinese dramas that dub their characters because I heard that China has many dialects and sometimes the actors/actresses cannot be understood

Best Korean webdrama ever! I started watching it just for fun, but I never expected it to be really good. I'm not a huge fan of webdramas because something always feels missing, but this drama is different. I can't explain it but all I can say is that I never regretted watching this

it's been a while since I watched it, but if I remembered it correctly, it should be an open ending

Ao Rui Peng looks like a mixture of James Reid (a Filipino actor) and Deng Lun. He's incredibly handsome in his own way. I can't explain it, but he's incredibly handsome and it's blinding my eyes

I was hesitating at first because they didn't really look good together in the posters, but you won't believe just how AMAZING their chemistry is! It's so good that they will look much better together compared to other popular shows. I just didn't like how the writer wrote the last parts of the show. BUT, i doubt that you will regret watching it just because of that

Cute and fluffy but it dragged a bit in the end

It had a lot of nice and cute scenes but there were too much annoying characters. What I hated the most is that the writer keeps on making us feel bad for these characters later in the story. It’s making me more annoyed at the writer instead

It was such a cute drama! Wish it was the typical 16 epi kdrama :(

Theory: the writer ended the “secret” manhwa and created a set of new books for the characters who were aware of themselves (respectively). The writer purposely left all of these books’ pages blank so the characters could create their own choices and create their own ending. The writer used the same characters for each of these books, but did not put those who were aware with themselves together to avoid conflict and drama. Also, maybe the writer wanted to give them a final gift of freedom so she/he could write a whole other book. I don’t know if that made sense but this interpretation of mine really let me think that they all have a happy ending ;) I’m still crying

What I hated about this drama is how easy it is to predict. Also, the plot was amazing, but the the way the writer wrote the drama was quite disappointing as there were so many unanswered questions. This could’ve been one of my favorite dramas if only written properly. Also, what’s the point of not showing Soo Yeon’s face? It’s bugging me so much

Also, I don't like political stuff in my K-dramas, but this drama is really different from those as you will never be able to shake it off and it will stay with you until you get a drama slump

Park Sung Hoon is such a great actor! He was this hot and psycho killer in another show and now he's a handsome and awkward office worker. Both Nana and him did a great job and their chemistry could explode your heart.

Although there are parts that will bore you, the ending was actually quite satisfying and very cute so I don't regret watching it. Also the main guy really reminds me of G-dragon <3

This drama could’ve been perfect if it wasn’t for the ending. I’m really happy that it finished happily but I was also really disappointed because they had so many chances (especially at the end) to love and date each other but the writer decided to give us some boring scenes from other characters. No offense, they were amazing but I’ve been waiting for the main characters to be together for such a long time that i became annoyed and bored

Despite being low-budget, the cast members were able to portray their characters EXTREMELY well. Also, the camera angles are amazing and it made the scenes funnier. I was hesitant to watch this at first because I didn’t really like the concept of a man traveling back in time to a woman’s body, but this show became one of my most favorites! It’s so funny that it’ll lift your mood right away. Honestly, the story (especially in the middle) was kind of annoying because i just want the main characters to have more love-y scenes but despite that, it was so funny I watched every scene (and I’m quite a professional scene skipper)

I have watched this drama years ago but I'm still angry at it. It had so much potential but the writers thought that the juice they're adding would satisfy us. IT DID NOT. First of all, Tae Sang gave his all to Mi Do, who ended up betraying him. WTF and her betrayal was disgusting. Why did the writers add that scene. I'm sorry guys! I just wanted to rant lol

I think this movie is more for beginners cuz they used a lot of elements that is typically seen in so many other asian dramas. It wasn’t quite funny if Chanyeol was not there. I’m not a fan of Exo but his character was the only thing I enjoyed the most, although it was quite cliche. But the good thing is that it’s not too boring. It’s something that one should only watch to pass time

I actually liked this short film! Although the plot twist isn’t that special, it really got on my nerves and I got creeped out.

Although the drama did not feel satisfying to me at all, the posters are so well made I keep coming back to this page just to look at them

Beautiful. Such movies deserve all of the awards in the world! I cannot describe it well but you could literally feel every emotion each character has felt. I became a huge fan of Jackson Yi because of this movie. His acting is so real and he was able to show the pain and happiness he felt towards Chen Nian! I’ll never regret watching this and I am thankful to have watched this!