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Love can also be scary.
A huge disappointment. This is a typical case where the metrics used in South Korea sometimes severely hinder the production of truly good dramas. The first 10 episodes are very good, with strong character development, a solid build-up to the supernatural and romantic aspects, and then absolutely nothing towards the end of the series; it feels like the world is on fire. They create more problems beyond those developed throughout the series and try to solve everything at once, leaving no room for the most important aspects: romance and the supernatural. They leave much to be desired. If we look closely at the last episode, the main couple seems much more apathetic, and the supernatural element, which could have brought something new, is handled carelessly and concluded haphazardly (there's nothing wrong with making a 16-episode series where everything can be resolved in its own time).
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