Junolyn

If you watched "I Summon You, Gold!"-- then, I can confidently tell you that's the worst drama of the year. The fact that they turned the main female lead character into the second lead at the end speaks loudly for itself. :(

I'm so thankful that I found this drama. It is so sweet and hilarious at the same time. <3

I don't think anything was accomplished to further the story after the subway "fire" incident. For some reason, I expected more out of this drama. There's two episodes left and correct me if I'm wrong, but they never really kissed in this reality dimension. I still feel cheated because it seems like they never really got together to call it a relationship or a romance drama. I feel it's all talk that the feelings are just there because the script says so.

Hi! Thank you for the lovely compliment on my Profile page. In reply to your question, I use the word, "badass" loosely. I am just looking for a strong female lead that doesn't always look for some guy to rescue her at every dangerous situation. She doesn't have to be good at sports, but be very quick witted to be able to get out of sticky situations. I like seeing female leads shocking those around her; like an unexpected surprising hidden ability. lol

I think this had originally 20 episodes planned. Now, it's only 18 eps. Too bad there's not much romance in this drama. :(

I am so looking forward to her next drama! Can't wait!

Well for me personally, I love both lead actors, so my mind can't help, but ship the female lead with both guys. For the bad boy syndrome with the second male lead, I think it's different because Woo Bin is the actor playing the role. In some ways, he overpowers the male lead, making some of us wish Woo Bin was in a different drama with Park Shin Hye. I just don't see myself rooting for the 2nd male lead if it was anyone else than Woo Bin. And it's a superficial thing-- Woo Bin is one hot charismatic guy. lol

I second that. Hehe. >.<

I am the same as when I first started the drama: torn between which guy that Mirae should end up with. But as we progress further into the drama, I'm thinking Kim Shin is the endgame for Mirae.

It's one of my favorites so far. >.<

I have the same dilemma. I love both actors. >.<

It's definitely interesting with him dreaming of the alternate reality. As soon as Eppie 3 ended, I was like, "No, you can't just end there..." lol

A possibility the future Mi Rae could have been talking about herself like when she asked, "Why did you leave her?" -- maybe to throw off from the scent. She could be injured lying in a hospital (future) from the same accident that killed her brother? Whatever the drama has in store for us, I'm intrigued :)

I definitely agree on the boring part. They could have executed it better if they wanted to do things differently. The key is to keep the audience entertained, whether or not the audience knows about the show format. :(

Maybe Mi Rae's brother is the one he kills in the future. Probably an accident that happens because of Kim Shin's ambitions

I fell in love with the couple's chemistry in the reading of the script on YT. The main female lead kissed him on the cheek, which I found them to be so adorable together. It was the reason that the series seemed that enticing to watch. lol

I thought that as well. I was waiting for the funny parts or at least the meeting of the main couple since there are only 10 episodes. I think I will give it till episode 5-- if not, then I'll probably drop it.

Thank you so much for the link! I don't think I can last after the second episode airs. I just love all Yoon Eun Hye's dramas. I think I'll be spazzing all over the place after next week. >.<

I watch mostly Korean romance dramas and sometimes, a family drama catches my eye. With American dramas, I like a variety of different genres: Vampire Diaries, Friends, Medium, Modern Family, & Revenge -- just to name a few. There are times, I watch Taiwanese dramas that may catch my interest, but not too often. I tend to stay away from Japanese dramas because it's a different style that I am not used to and maybe I am just not watching the right ones to enjoy it. Another thing I like watching are historicals, but mainly from China. Their storytelling are breathtaking imaginative. There aren't many Korean historicals that I like. Maybe it's because it always has a sad ending or I'm just not 100% in love with the story. :)

Is there really a confirmation that she's going to end up with Lee Dong Gun at the end of the series? Not because it's told in the premise? Is there any other source that states that Yonghwa is a 2nd lead? There have been few other dramas that I've seen that I've mistaken which male actor was the lead and it turned out the assumed 2nd lead was the main male lead. LOL. Tricky, tricky ;p