Cho Na

The ending of Ep 3... bruh... those mother-in-laws sure are scary!!!

So she's given only 1 year? Then she'll die?

Ep 3: What are those numbers (or a date?) that flashed on Yi Joo's wrist when they were talking about the marriage contract?

It's funny how he tries every way to persuade her (the 'glass slippers', the lollipop, the lionfish)... and the last one by the end of Ep 8 sure will work 😉😉😉

His sister is very pretty!

I watched till Ep 12, still not revealed yet. One more episode to go. Chivas was not on the crime scene afaik, unless he showed up there in Ep 12. Toy was in the parking lot when Queen fell behind him. Might be the prof since his teaching career is at risk if his secret came out. She could have already died or was dying after someone hit her on the balcony. Coach and RJ might lied in their testimonies, and whoever found her dead on the hotel bed pushed her down the balcony.

Well, Idk if they want to uphold South Korean law or not... like in The Kidnapping Day... viewers wanted the ML set free and adopt FL but the ending upheld South Korean law. If it's a Cdrama definitely ML will get legal punishment or die.

As long as he lives, it's fine with me... 😊😊😊 If they kill him, they might get angry Webtoon fans.

Thanks, so probably they will make Season 2 😊😊😊

I know in some majors you can get PhD thru researches in 1-2 years. Idk in Mechanical Engineering, lol, just guessing. Also German universities may have different academic terms.

I know... I was just thinking there is probably more about the monk than just someone who is able to see poltergeists, like the old monk said.

To anyone who read the Webtoon, what happened to Kim Ji Yong in the end? Spoiler please, thanks!

My theory: Probably because the other reincarnations didn't have Han Ri Ta's (Pyo Ye Jin) face. It's not shown he killed the other reincarnations. Probably he has waited till Han Ri Ta's reincarnation have the same look, which is the present Kang Young Hwa. He's been holding grudge against Han Ri Ta, so he thinks by killing her look-a-like reincarnation he can be in peace and move into the afterlife.

Why do I have a feeling that the monk who gave Young Hwa the amulet is connected to her past? Like the reincarnation of Han Ri Ta's brother or father? I mean, like in dramas people give amulets to others who have special relationships with them. But the monk doesn't even know Young Hwa... 🤔🤔🤔

Ok, I watched 6 episodes. I don't mind the clichés actually. The flirt (they haven't started dating) is cute and a lot of characters with great visuals. But the business part is super boring tbh and it seems this is prominent to the plot. Idk... I will try 2 more episodes tomorrow, if I'm still bored I will drop it.

Yoo Yeon Seok is a versatile actor. He can play both protagonist and antagonist characters smoothly.

That is a mock trailer made to promote the drama in last year's GMMTV announcement, possibly before they actually filmed the drama. Sometimes they changed the actors, maybe because of a scheduling conflict. Who knows...

What's so cliche about it?

I'm just about ready to watch it... [looked it up on MDL]... why is the rating only 8 despite the hype?

Hahaha... don't tell me the name of the drama or I will go find it!

I am actually no longer affected by the lack of resources in low-budget dramas (bad costume/makeup, props, sets, other technicalities), cos what I look for in dramas are the plot and the characterization, and if they hook me enough to keep watching them till the end. Mainstream Cdramas are famous for watering down their plot so they become draggy and make us bored. I'm usually suspicious of 30+ episodes in modern Cdramas or two parts in historical/costume Cdramas, whether they have famous/popular actors or not. Most of the time I end up dropping them or avoiding the drama entirely.