MayanPanda

Did MR cheat on JT? I thought HW was her child from a previous relationship and JT was willing to raise him as his own in order to marry her. I don't remember anything to insinuate that MR had an affair. But I'm watching so many dramas at once, maybe I just don't remember.

Yeah, I felt that was a big red flag. It's all fine and funny in Dramaland, but when a someone reacts like that in RL, things go downhill from there. It's fine to communicate how he feels, sure, but to be forceful and drag her away from a conversation is a bit alarming. It's not something to be excused by this being his first relationship so he's childish about it. He's an adult with self control. Other than that, though, I do love the character.

I'm replying a bit late as I've just completed the drama. You might have already gotten the answer elsewhere. It seemed to me that the mountain (tiger) spirit facilitated her eyesight because after the sealing, she turned and said that the demon's curse is no more, so I'm assuming that meant she was able to restore her eyes to normal.

I think SooJi and WooRi are much better as siblings. I'd prefer for them to grow to love their sibling relationship, but it's obvious that once WooRi gets transferred to MaRi's family register, they'll get back together. I just don't get romantic vibes from any couple in this drama. Even DooRi and DoYeong feel more like siblings, though I'm more interested in their story at this point than I am the main couple.

I really didn't think that anything could make me like Ming, but episode 10 has me cheering for him.

Can you post the link to their twitter? Every time I try to log in, it gives me an endless logout loop so I can't search for anything.

For being a psychiatrist who is supposedly good at her job, SuJi is unstable and communicates more like a patient than a doctor.

How did NaYoung go from struggling reporter who did not have enough common sense to be polite to her boss, to knowing exactly what to do and say to charm HyungSung and his mother? Her social IQ went from 0 to 100 in an instant. And where did she get the money for the apartment, brand name clothes and makeover? I guess she never contributed to the living expenses her whole life and just saved her entire salary. I find her character the most entertaining, though.

If you delve more into quantum physics, eternalism and the concept that time is an illusion, it all becomes more plausible.

Yi Na being ruthless with Hyung Tae made my day. They have a cute dynamic. Dong Hee and Grace are having a blossoming sisterhood. I think there is a lot the matriarchs can learn from each other. And the men in the family need the others to breathe life into them. All the characters have their good and bad sides and something magical happens when the families interact. It seems like they can compensate for and strengthen one another so they can all find a deeper level of happiness all together.

I'm hoping for a big blended family where they all live in the mansion together, and all go to work at the sauna together.

I thought the first case was so implausible because why would the driver get paid out for police investigation and compensation when they caused someone else to die? Insurance companies pay victims directly. Then to find out that this was based on a true story that happened in 2007 was a shock. Glad insurance companies changed their regulations to prevent this from happening, but it's still shocking that they used to pay the drivers for accidents and expected them to compensate the victims themselves.

Haha, glad you are entertained by my thoughtful commentary.

Not only is the FL pathetic and cringy, but the stunt she pulled with the restaurant reservation was unethical and just lowered my opinion of her. The fact that it backfired on her was karma. I'd like her revenge to be achieved without her being underhanded. Hopefully some growth will occur in the next couple of episodes.

I appreciate that the story feels fresh, but I find the FL just unlikeable. She's an icky red flag. I understand that she is supposed to start off pathetic so that her character development will be fulfilling, but at this point I feel like she should definitely not get into a relationship until she achieves self love and respect through years of therapy. The ML is too frustrating for any woman to be romantically interested in. I am more invested in the brother and the bodyguard at this point.

If they were going to magically make everything work out in the end, they could have given the detective a happy ending like everyone else. When KiJoo went into the netherworld, the detective should have been there to help him get out of there and they could just say that they were wrong about ghosts being destroyed. And maybe have KiJoo have some respectful, intelligent negotiations with the angel of death. Trying to punch him all the time is just stupid. Instead we got a silly, simple, it works because we say it works ending. Not clever, not memorable and not satisfying.

It was entertaining, but not exceptional. The ending was anticlimactic for me.

Given Soo Ji's personality and the fact that she's a mental health professional, I find it hard to believe she would ever get physical with her sister, nor would she ever say she didn't care if she lived or died. At this point, she really is bringing her misfortune on herself. Na Young with her bulging eyes and ridiculous victim mentality is the most entertaining character in the drama.

I don't think he pays for it. It's like he's housesitting for the home owner. He's also just borrowing their car and probably doesn't even pay the insurance on it. He's not renting or leasing anything. If he is, it's for a fraction of the cost.

I don't think he has money. He pays his family's living expenses and borrows the apartment and car. That's why he told the apartment owner on the phone that he can't afford to find a place to move to.