Meg

It's interesting that we have no idea who his biological father is, does make me wonder. Don't know whether it's connected to Ji Chul in some way or perhaps there is some other mystery.

While I think it's still a possibility, I really hope it's not the case at this stage. I feel that if they go with it the body swap after what we have seen so far, they need to do it very carefully, otherwise they might ruin the whole drama.
I think the personalities really match the "no body swap" scenario and then there are those little details like when Jong Bum was small he told his mam that he was curious to see what's inside his grandfather's body. He basically wanted to know whether he had a soul . It's something Ji Chul was obsessed with, the idea that we can go on after we die.
While Soo Hyuk is eager to blame somebody else's crime on another person, just to make sure that person is locked up. I feel it's very similar to Hyung Bin and how he said he can easily kill a criminal. Also Soo Hyuk's hate for people who have committed a crime and claim to have a mental disability, could it be his hate for Ji Chul coming through?

Main lead doesn't always get the girl though. What I mean is that we do have dramas out there where the person who appears in the drama more often isn't the person who ends up romantically happy. It could also be the case of both of the leads having the same amount of screen time.
I haven't made my mind up as to who I want her to be with( or perhaps nobody), but it's fun to speculate.

It's not the best drama out there, but it's soo addictive and I love the hell out of it!

Gong Ji Chul in the 80s story, no idea whether he is going to be as obsessive when he reincarnates though

Anything to do with Chekhov?

Yandere alert! Given this a 10 so far, I hope it doesn't disappoint in the future.

I doubt it'd be delayed due to that, unless of course they need to shoot outside Korea.
There might be other reasons for delay though, who knows...

Ta Hwan is one of my favourite characters of all time. This in my opinion is Ji Chang Wook's best part. I was new to Kdramas back then, but was captivated by his ability to combine so many contradictory traits within one person. I mean he seemed like an cowardly brat, only to turn into an obsessive stalker who is willing to murder somebody just so that he could keep the girl he is in love with. Yet we also saw him being kind and brave, mind boggling... I seriously can rewatch that drama a million times just for Ta Hwan.

Really intrigued. It's listed as romance, and yet considering the plot I have a hard time imagining how it can possibly be romantic. Hope it won't dissapoint

To me it felt like he was planning to stay in Korea, because he reached the decision to throw away the new passport after a conversation with Hye who told him that she thinks he is Korean.

The plot makes me think of "Dandelion -Wishes brought to you" game :-)

All I meant was that people should stop gossiping, let the authorities deal with it. Remember gossiping in a negative way harms not just the celebrity, but also those innocent people that are related to him.

While he obviously did wrong, I think it's easy for us to judge, because we are not in his shoes.

I think the romance part is very cute, but the other part of the story is confusing. I have a feeling it is because of the subtitles

Well there is more than one, but this is the only one I can think of that has put a lot focus on it. Love Rain, have you watched it?

No you weren't rude, sorry I didn't mean to say that you are rude. I was just asking not to "kill me" with arguments :-) Also that I didn't take if from my own brain. Perhaps in my boyfriend's head he sees it as illegal, because I have had a long discussion on this topic with him, I just couldn't believe that there is an actual law like this.
The thing that convinced me was a situation in another drama, I don't want to say the name of the drama as I think it would be considered as a spoiler. In that drama the whole story is basically focused on two couples suffering, because only one of the couples can be together. Let me know if you'd like to know the name of the drama and I will write it in my next comment.

Look don't kill the messenger, just letting you know what I have been told by a person from Korea.

I have started watching dramas back in 2017 and I am still binge watching some of the oldiest that I haven't watched before, but you are right more often than not anything that was released within the last 2 years just doesn't hit me in the right way. I think the style has changed a little. There are still a ton of good dramas, but they cannot compare to the ones done between 2010 - 2017. I am an avid romance genre fan and it's the romance where those new dramas fall flat. This makes me ultra glad that there are still so many oldies that I haven't watched yet.

I am not sure, I can't seem to get through that drama, it's amazing, but it keeps making me cry, so I don't like how it makes me feel.
I just know that now it's impossible to have two couples within the same two families. I was outraged when I have learnt it, because I was watching a drama where I wanted the two couples to get together, but my boyfriend( Korean) just explained how it works. I kept bothering him for hours after explaining how ridiculous it is, poor guy it's not like it's his fault :-D