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I wonder what the vibe of this will be? Darker or more lighthearted? I honestly can't tell from just the synopsis. Only time will tell lol. I hope it's like Goblin or Hotel Del Luna, just the right balance of emotional but with lighthearted moments. And good cinematography!! It's not a fantasy kdrama without good cinematography tbh

no it's a drama original

The synopsis is kinda misleading. There's no actual possessing, shin da hye's husband (young soo) and the tough chef guy (gi tak) get a chance to come back from the dead for a short while to resolve their issues. To do this, they get new bodies and young soo's just so happens to be identical to the department store chief lee hae joon. So the love triangle is actually between young soo (who looks like lee hae joon), shin da hye, and jung ji hoon. Their real selves are dead tho, so they don't go back to them, as the whole drama is about coming to terms with death and tying up lose ends. It's (SPOILER) a very bittersweet ending

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! Though I for one did think she was pretty. Besides, beauty isn't everything.

But yea, she ends up with Han Yi Sang

It's very obvious from the beginning, so I wouldn't really say it's a love triangle in the traditional sense

Regardless of what you think about TKEM, I'm glad we can all agree that this is one incredible article! I don't think I've ever seen one on MDL this well done aesthetics-wise, great job!!

Yess truck of doom is a classic! And TRUE lmao they're always white. Even in anime (where the truck is affectionately referred to as Truck-kun)

I found it!! https://mangazuki.me/manga/cherry-boy-that-girl/

oof my bad, couldn't find that one either actually

You can find Bastard and Untouchable here: https://www.webtoons.com/en/dailySchedule

Coming from the writer of Chief Kim and The Fiery Priest, I'm sure this is going to be good

I have no words for how great this was

My thoughts exactly! And YES that hair was truly an atrocity lmao

I don't dislike this drama. I enjoyed it. But my personal enjoyment aside, I am willing to admit it had flaws. There's no sense in insisting it was a perfect drama, it wasn't. But many did enjoy it despite that. I don't see why people feel the need to defend their enjoyment of it, or why others actively hunt down people that do so. If you liked it, you liked it. If you didn't, you didn't.

I think people are bandwagoning in both directions tbh. Personally I found some enjoyment in it, even if it's considered bad by many, and I think it's not something people should be fighting over. It was a flawed drama, yes, and even though I did enjoy it I'm not about to fight to the death to defend it.

I'm not the best person to ask about objectively good or bad dramas lol I rate based on personal enjoyment, and a drama doesn't necessarily have to be good to be enjoyable. I liked the weekly viewing experience, but I will admit the drama has its flaws when it comes to plot and character development though, there's a lot that could have been done that wasn't.

I went to edit the comment and accidentally deleted it, but oof I didn't know it was like that on Soompi. Then again, the comments section there is also usually a mess. And yes, it's true that Reddit hides comments that receive too many downvotes. You can still read them if you click on them, but they move all the way down to the bottom, so most people don't see them. However there was healthy criticism on Reddit, even though people generally seemed to have had a good time with the drama. TKEM has been a subject of controversy for many, it seems.

Yes, probably so. Only someone who liked or was at least engaged in the drama would look actively look for a discussion thread to explore theories and the like.

I do think the plot in TKEM could have been a lot neater and a lot more coherent. Some parts were unnecessary. But yea, if you just take it at face value it's quite enjoyable.