Keiju

You won't regret it. It's a really nice story. People on here just seem to be expecting a fast-paced drama with the ML and FL together almost immediately. I'm not sure why, since it was fairly obvious from the description that it would be a family/business drama. It's nicely paced, with some great characters, an interesting plot and some subtle gentle humour. Those with patience and attention to detail will thoroughly enjoy it.

Yes, but it seems to come off quite easily!😂

Yes, I've been sure for a while that Grandpa knows most of what's going on. I'm fairly sure he won't care about DH being gay, or not getting married, as long as he's not as dishonest and unpleasant as his half-aiblings.

This is true. Also, people somehow want the whole plot and all the character motivations to be totally clear in episode 1, whereas it's normal to need to wait and find out gradually who each character really is and what history they have, etc. Patience is an important characteristic for a happy drama viewer! 😁

Starting a cancer foundation just to improve work efficiency is a new reason! 😂

At this point she still thinks ML is ridiculous, and can't imagine it working, so she's fine with him amusing himself with such a harmless pastime. If she actually thought it was likely to work, she would be more cautious, but she's confident, strong and independent, and stubbornly convinced of her own ability to resist his efforts.

No, completely different. In this one, the body swap happens while one of the people is still unconscious in hospital, so the other person initially has to cope on their own. It's far less straightforward than most of the simple "swap bodies/discover what each others' lives are like/fall in love" dramas. It's dark in places and very, very funny in others, but it's unpredictable too. 😊

I agree. I put off watching this for SO long because of other people's negative comments. Finally watched it and loved it! People need to just enjoy a story. This one is fun, and does make sense. Don't try to impose strict human logic on a story that begins with a man being accidentally knocked to his death by an alien and gifted a magic ball. 😂

Yes! So many sliced hands - and all in the same curve. No straight cuts!

I suspect we're meant to think they switched back after all the symbolism during the kiss ... shooting star, wincing in pain, wibbly graphics, smile at the end ... but it would be much more in character for this drama if they haven't. I'm enjoying that it's not your typical body swap plot so far, so I hope that even if they have switched back, the plot continues to be unpredictable.

😂😂 Good luck with the new job though.

Yes, I was getting ready to hate her mother, but that was good.

Fair Xing is the name of the actress in My Little Happiness and Put Your Head on My Shoulder. She's always fun to watch. If you like height differences, try anything with Ireine Song. She's tiny.

Since becoming a client of hers seems to be an instant death sentence, I'm worried about tbe future of the company if she stays there!

To be honest , I mainly finished watching the drama for this couple. I didn't really care about the main leads' story.

That was my interpretation too. The good that was done by Do Ha while in JH's body gave it a bit of a boost and made him strong enough to fight the cancer and survive.I would have been quite annoyed if they had made the actor end up with KYH, so I'm quite happy with this ending.

I wonder whether the director was trying to avoid criticism for making the FL essentially passionately kiss a corpse which is inhabited by a 1500-year-old spirit?

Try Doctors or Memories of the Alhambra.

People who have a camera crew in their bathroom.

I read this comment and realised I was scratching my head. Now mildly concerned that I may be the villain... 👀