Pretty good drama. What surprised me the most, and was a very pleasant surprise, something I never thought would happen in this type of drama, was how fast-paced the romance was. It was only three or four episodes in, and they already had feelings for each other. I was gobsmacked. I couldn't believe it. That was great. I loved that. We need to see more dramas doing that.
Overall, it was a pretty good drama. I enjoyed it. It did lose a bit of momentum towards the end and became a little boring at times. Not enough to affect my enjoyment too much, but it definitely wasn't as exciting as it could have been. I think they could have done something to make the later episodes a bit more interesting.
I also would have liked to see more of the relationship between the male lead and the second female lead, and what happened between them. We got plenty of backstory and development between the female lead and the second male lead, which was understandable and important to the story. But I think the other relationship deserved the same attention. After all, both of them were involved, and for most of the show they were living together.
But overall, I liked the romance and the chemistry between the leads. Very good.
Hwang soul ends up in chairman body but he is currently in coma
Based on the actors and what I’m hoping for from the setup, I haven’t really looked into the full story, but I’m imagining something like this.
The body swap happens, and the soccer player ends up in the chairman’s body. From there, I’m assuming the female lead is the chairman’s daughter, so he gets to know her while living as her father, or at least while pretending to be him. During that time, he starts developing feelings for her.
At the same time, she begins to notice that something is different about her father. Not in a way where she develops feelings for him, obviously not, since he’s her father, but more that she senses changes in his behaviour, personality, and the way he interacts with her.
Another layer to this is that the souls don’t just stay swapped permanently. They switch back and forth at different times, so there are moments where the soccer player and the female lead actually get to interact more directly and build a connection in a more “real” sense. But then, at other times, the souls switch back again, which interrupts things and creates a sort of ongoing push-and-pull dynamic between them.
Eventually, she finds out the truth about the body swap. By this point, the male lead has already developed real feelings for her. Then, once the souls finally settle or switch back for good, the situation resets physically, but emotionally they’ve already connected, and maybe that’s when they start dating.
It sounds like a pretty reasonable direction, honestly. It’s the kind of trope you do see in these dramas, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they go down a path like that.
The synopsis explains that the chairman's soul ends up in the soccer player's body, but it doesn't mention what happens to the soccer player's soul. Do they address that in the drama? And does the series include any romance?
It ended nicely but also had an open element. The journey of Judge Bit Na of becoming fully human. I guess season…
I don't like that there's so much gap between seasons. I hope they do a thorough recap at the beginning of season 2. Otherwise, I'll have to watch it again.
There will be a second season? Was that always in the plan? I watched season 1, but i can't remember how it ended. Was it a cliffhanger? If I'd known there would be be a second season, i wouldn't have watched it yet.
I doubt we'll get anything. Jae Yeol and In Ah's relationship was directly relevant to the plot and informed each…
But their relationship is relevant. They're even living together. They were in a relationship, of course they had an impact on one another. The dynamics between the ML, FL, SML and SFL are shown in almost every episode, and they're all connected. If one relationship was shown from the past, then it's only fair the other is also shown.
I really hope we get to see more of the ML’s past relationship with the SFL. How they met, what their dynamic was like, and what made it meaningful. So far, we already got around 10 minutes dedicated to the FL’s past relationship, so it feels a bit unbalanced not giving the same depth and attention to the ML’s side. Relationships and emotional backstories should be treated equally, especially when both are important to the story. This isn’t a female centric drama. If both leads matter equally, then their emotional histories should be given equal importance too.
I just started this. I love these types of romance dramas and office settings. I hope the romance is good and fast-paced. Slow burn is ok, as long as it doesn't drag on for too long. This FL is very good at romance dramas. One of my favourites.
Yeah good. Luckily, there's romance. Otherwise, it would've been awful. I love the FL. She did well with this type of character. I almost couldn't recognise her compared to her typical romance characters. Hopefully she goes back to her normal romance dramas.
Overall, it was a pretty good drama. I enjoyed it. It did lose a bit of momentum towards the end and became a little boring at times. Not enough to affect my enjoyment too much, but it definitely wasn't as exciting as it could have been. I think they could have done something to make the later episodes a bit more interesting.
I also would have liked to see more of the relationship between the male lead and the second female lead, and what happened between them. We got plenty of backstory and development between the female lead and the second male lead, which was understandable and important to the story. But I think the other relationship deserved the same attention. After all, both of them were involved, and for most of the show they were living together.
But overall, I liked the romance and the chemistry between the leads. Very good.
The body swap happens, and the soccer player ends up in the chairman’s body. From there, I’m assuming the female lead is the chairman’s daughter, so he gets to know her while living as her father, or at least while pretending to be him. During that time, he starts developing feelings for her.
At the same time, she begins to notice that something is different about her father. Not in a way where she develops feelings for him, obviously not, since he’s her father, but more that she senses changes in his behaviour, personality, and the way he interacts with her.
Another layer to this is that the souls don’t just stay swapped permanently. They switch back and forth at different times, so there are moments where the soccer player and the female lead actually get to interact more directly and build a connection in a more “real” sense. But then, at other times, the souls switch back again, which interrupts things and creates a sort of ongoing push-and-pull dynamic between them.
Eventually, she finds out the truth about the body swap. By this point, the male lead has already developed real feelings for her. Then, once the souls finally settle or switch back for good, the situation resets physically, but emotionally they’ve already connected, and maybe that’s when they start dating.
It sounds like a pretty reasonable direction, honestly. It’s the kind of trope you do see in these dramas, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they go down a path like that.