MayanPanda

Is it under a different name? I can't seem to find it.

Same here! I've watched the first four episodes and am really sad that it's not a gender-bender like the original as the female lead is very vocal about her gender. However, I'm still finding this adaptation entertaining.

Wow, this drama is better than I expected. I love all the characters and the pacing of the story. I keep seeing Lee Min Ho in Yeon Woo Jin's facial expressions (I don't know if that's been pointed out before.) I just wish I had waited for all the episodes to come out before watching because this storyline really begs to be marathoned. Having to wait is painful!

I watched it on dramavery.com. The graphics were good, audio was synced a little off, and there were a couple episodes where the sub timing was off, but overall it was watchable.

It feels a little repetitive in the middle, but it was entertaining enough to keep me interested. If you want some light entertainment and don't mind typical plot points, it's a fun drama.

This drama was really great for the first 15 episodes, inspiring a huge emotional investment which made the cop out ending devastating. I was hoping for some kind of redeeming resolution for the character I was utterly disappointed in, but that never happened. If I had known how utterly unfulfilling the ending would be, I would not have watched this at all.

I see your point. I mean, realistically, she would not have shown up at all because without his encouragement and attention, her doubts would have grown more than her confidence over that year and beyond. But I guess with this drama's fantasy theme and extraordinary male lead, I wanted dream fulfillment over realism. One thing I'm over the moon about, though, is seeing Shin Sung Rok as a good guy/romantic lead. His performance was incredible.

This was definitely a better than average drama, though the ending was disappointing. Not the worse it could have been, but I had a much more satisfying scenario in my head. After everything Jae Hee had been through, she still needed to build up her confidence by working in hiding for a year? Meanwhile she must have known that E Do and her daughter would be distraught. It just doesn't sit well. Also, it seemed like Ye Rin was the one to get intimacy whereas Jae Hee got a reserved affection. That doesn't sit well either. Jae Hee should have had the confidence to go back immediately. E Do could have designed for her and she could have modeled, showing us that you can live out your dreams no matter what your circumstances are. Just make them happen with what you have. And give Jae Hee a romantic kiss at the end! Goodness knows she earned it!

It's forbidden for angels to be with humans, so they face severe consequences. Also, there are deaths in the drama that are traumatic for the characters.

I thought the production quality and acting were great, the drama itself was a little messy, but entertaining enough to rate a 7. My main takeaway from it is that it's time for Kim Bo Mi to get leading roles in dramas.

Yeah, E Do is definitely more comfortable with her as Ye Rin. I'm really hoping she ends up living as Jae Hee, though, having a good relationship with her daughter and feeling good about herself inside and out. Then E Do can design a line a clothing for Jae Hee's body type and be more successful than ever, and she can still be a model.

I know what you mean! I almost didn't make it past episode 4 because if a guy did to me what Nian did to Gun, I would be terrified. I guess gender plays a role in what is acceptable, though. I think the writers are trying to make what happened with the old team mysterious so that the unraveling of the story is more interesting, but it feels tedious to me. However, I just focus on how the teammates interact and enjoy their relationships.

I felt the same way, but it's worth sitting through all that. The story gets better (starting around episode 8 for me as well) and as the relationship develops, you forget about how weird she was at the start. :p I had a bit of frustration in 13/14, but then it got better again.

Thanks. I think i just wanted to know that someone understood my pain. Haha!

I'm really enjoying the drama, but Tong Nian is so frustrating! In the first few episodes, she was a creepy stalker, but then it got better and the chemistry between her and ShangYan developed nicely. I just don't understand why she broke up with him in episode 13. Obviously him giving her the necklace was a step forward. Now she's acting heartbroken and waiting for him to approach her. Why would he after she broke it off? And why would she keep the necklace now that she's dumped him?

The last couple of episodes felt lukewarm to me, not as charming and exciting as the first several episodes that were full of push/pull tension. But while the pacing is still lacking in episode 13, it was emotionally compelling and moved me to tears. I'm hooked again!

Oh and I forgot to mention her sister! Running away from home to be an actress while making Gal Hee pay for it? Deceit runs in the family., I guess.

How can Gal Hee think that sending Min Ik off to see Veronica without a clue is a good idea? Especially since his confusion is going to make Veronica suspicious and could reveal his weakness?

Pretending to be Veronica in the first place is unforgivable, but I can see how it would be necessary to overcome the indoctrination Min Ik has received regarding dating within a certain class, so that he could actually see Gal Hee in a romantic light. But he's starting to see her that way while he's interacting with her as herself, so the whole deceit is actually unnecessary. Now it's betrayal without a purpose! And even worse, she doesn't confess and puts him at risk.

I really don't think he already knows that Gal Hee impersonated Veronica and I can't imagine he'll play along after he finds out because of the trauma he suffered at the hands of his previous secretary. But if he could somehow come to terms with it, it would be fun to see him play along and jerk Gal Hee around for a bit. :p

I just really don't understand why everyone isn't more suspicious about the fact that the driver was in Do Min Ik's office wearing a cap and mask, and then pulled out a box cutter when Do Min Ik asked who he was. It was dark and the driver's face was covered, so why would Gal Hee assume it was the driver when she rushed in? She shouldn't have known who it was, and wouldn't she have flashbacks about the attack at the harbor considering the guy was wearing all the same clothing? And wouldn't the guard come to investigate a scuffle instead of looking from a distance and walking away? The driver's story about fixing the light and that he hadn't recognized Do Min Ik when he walked in was not believable in the slightest. Even if Do Min Ik accepted his story, I would think he would do a background check on the guy at least! This is bothering me more than the fact that Gal Hee is doing something completely insane by pretending to be Veronica.

I've been waiting for Kim Jae Wook to star in a rom com since seeing him in Coffee Prince and he's coming through in a big way. Love the comedy in this; it's the right mix of funny and excruciating. Park Min Young is always great, and there are some quirky side characters to love. I'm feeling optimistic.