Ellie

I don't think that last sentence means what you think it means ...

that scene was everything! :D

Since Kim Dan's mission is love, I'm guessing it is okay for him to fall in love with Yeon Seo (as opposed to Kang Woo who abandoned his assigned mission of inspiring others because he fell in love with a human, thus acting solely out of self-interest and forsaking his "heavenly duty"). Best case scenario, for completing his mission, Kim Dan gets to choose to become human again (instead of ascending to heaven?) and they live happily ever after. P-please, writers?

Man, my heart is shattered after episode 24. She'd better have a massive Pride & Prejudice-style apology letter up her sleeve.

Someone write this man a lead role.

I can't believe I watched fourteen episodes of this in two days. I was unwilling to watch this for the longest time because, from what little I heard of it, I thought it would promote plastic surgery, but that's not the case. Like the main character, I have been bullied in elementary and middle school for my appearance, which in turn severely screwed up my self-esteem and made me develop social anxiety that I have until this day, even though I barely remember the mean things people carelessly said and did (but unlike the main character, I would never even consider plastic surgery).
While others might perceive her character as frustrating, I could see myself in her insecurity and her being convinced by people's persistent vicious comments that she is somehow less deserving of love because she doesn't adhere to the beauty standard. But I'm relieved that they also do show that plastic surgery isn't the answer to that. Before her surgery, she was mocked for being ugly; after it, she's harassed for not being naturally beautiful. Plastic surgery is not a miracle cure that will erase low self-esteem or harmful thought patterns you've developed, and people will always find reasons to be mean. I think this drama has quite some food for thought about beauty standards and peer pressure and I really appreciate that and how these topics are being addressed. I hope it all wraps up nicely in the last two episodes.

I never want this show to end. ;___;

Oh my god, this actor has the funniest last name on the planet. XD

they're high on my list of things to watch!

Aw man, yet another one whose title I'm going to confuse for all eternity. I'll renew my Netflix subscription once enough episodes have come out for me to finish it in one month. :) Finally, it's Ji Soo's time to shine in the spotlight! Jung Jin Young was quite likeable in Love in the Moonlight too, so I'm excited for it.

I politely disagree. I enjoyed the drama very much and took absolutely no offense. Since when are people not supposed to speak their mind if they don't like a drama, especially on a site where reviews of said drama can be posted? Just because someone doesn't like something doesn't automatically imply they don't like you or that you have bad taste either. That's ridiculous. It's okay to have different opinions on different things and to express these opinions too.

I agree, their chemistry was on fire and I wanted his character to find love so badly, even though his actions were borderline obsessive, it was super frustrating to watch. I even shipped him with the male lead more than the two main leads together, lol. His performance was just so great.

But if she thought it was a nightmare, why shouldn't she say so?

I powered through Temperature of Love only because Kim Jae Wook's portrayal of his character was super intriguing, so needless to say I'm massively excited that he's getting a lead role here. Park Min Young is always great too.

I'm currently watching episode 11. I loved everything about this up until the end of episode 9, so much so that I've watched it all in the span of two days, but now the story really jumped the shark. They're bringing in unnecessary family drama and scheming that came out of nowhere and could have been resolved easily if they didn't purposely make the main characters fail at communicating with each other. Also, the fact that the doctor is still portrayed as a good character even though he clearly stalked her to be able to move into her building because of a single incident six years ago is just creepy. And he's not professional at his job at all either. It's puzzling me how this plot got so messy in such a short time and it's making me sad as I was convinced this would become a favourite. That being said, this was my first time seeing Yoon Kyun Sang and I really love him! The rest of the cast is great as well, especially the Cleaning Fairies. Also, that horse scene was one of the most absurdly hilarious scenes ever.

Same, there is genuinely no way for me not to enjoy a drama with these two people as main characters.

Also judging by the second episode and preview, Yoon Seo's “damsel in distress” behaviour will be more toned down in later episodes as he'll come to realise that she could potentially be an actual asset to him. And if that's not the case, I DON'T EVEN CARE, they're my ultimate ship. ㅠㅠ

he really needs his own drama, he shines in every single role.

You should watch A Taxi Driver, it's really good as well.

I'm not worried about the writers messing it up, seeing as the show has been absolutely splendid up to now. Personally, I'm chuffed that we'll get to see what these goofballs are up to for a little while longer.