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She can't see the ghosts, but they do find ways to communicate with her.

He has convinced himself for years that he is in love with 2FL, so even though he has feelings for Ning Meng, he denies it. It doesn't fit with his "facts" and he is so stubborn that he believes he should stick with 2FL, who is (on the surface) more suitable and an easier option. With her, he wouldn't have to make any effort, whereas he has had tp change a lot every time he has spent much time with Ning Meng outside the office. The turning point may come when he realises how boring life would be with 2FL, and how much happier he was when arguing with Ning Meng.

It would have been nice if 2FL had witnessed the coffee and sugar phone calls. The second call was very much a husband asking, "where do we keep the sugar, dear?" and illustrated nicely that 2FL isn't the one who knows ML best.

Crying now. As an "ahjumma age 40 above" (45) I love this drama. Older ladies really aren't all haggard old crones with no sense of humour! 🤣

Ratings on here are always weird. This drama currently has a 9.7 rating on Viki.

He seemed genuinely surprised that she was working there, so I don't think he had anything to do with it.

The "magic" reveals are the best bits, with the ghosts looking annoyed, grumbling that their arms ache, etc. 😂

Definitely! Anyone who is that suspicious of someone from the boss's office seeing their work must be hiding something.

Well, episode 3 made me literally laugh out several times. The ghosts are just hilarious.

Hello again! This one looks very promising after episode 1 and 2. I hope it can keep up the pace.

He's finally not looking arrogant and haughty. That probably helps.

Some of the people who are finding things confusing or are complaining about plot holes are also admitting that they skip a lot, or didn't watch entire episodes! It seems strange to rate a show. that you haven't fully watched.

Yes, I was happy that Sina worked at the other company. Too many dramas seem to think that the main leads should end up spending 24 hours a day together. This was far more realistic. Sina would be respected for her own abilities at the other company, and even the most lovey-dovey couple don't want to be constantly glued together in real life.

Also, some people will watch the first 5 minutes of a show, not enjoy it and mark it with 1 star without bothering to watch the rest.

Also, I love a drama that I can safely watch with my daughters. One is younger, and the adult one hates soppy romance scenes! Currently rewatching Strong Woman Do Bong Soon with them, but will definitely be adding this to the safe list.

It has raised my expectations though. For all future dramas, I demand potato scenes.

I much preferred the lovely hugs in this to any bed scene. What both characters needed after all the chaos was long-lasting comfort and reassurance, which was shown so well by their cuddles, smiles and hand-holding. I'm glad the writer didn't force anything into the script just because modern audiences "expect" it. As you said, in ABP it was a bit awkward and felt out of place. For me, the ending was just right. The calm after the storm.

Well, there are quite a lot of scenes featuring beds, so you should be very happy! 😂 I think it had the perfect balance. All those lovely cosy hugs were far more satisfying than some of the bed scenes in other dramas.

There aren't many characters with a full set of parents either.

48 on Viki. You often see Chinese dramas listed with different numbers of episodes. They have a tendency to just chop them into conveniently-sized chunks depending on what the broadcasting platform wants, so you can find the same drama (adding up to the same length and with exactly the same scenes) as 42 episodes on one platform and 48 on another. The episodes are just different lengths.

Ssshhhh! Don't jinx it!