Poia

The ex wife needs a doom truck in the face!!!! Said that, it’s true that the chairman used his money on the brothers, it will be hard to explain he did it to help FL dealing with all the troubles she was getting from them. I guess the third brother will be the hardest to convince since he is so selfish and immature.

oh my ghost clients……

The law/work part is well done while the comedy is a bit off for me, not my type of jokes. It’s also a shame that the ghosts have little interactions.

Kocowa+ for some countries.

I didn’t like her “eccentric” vibe but as a woman in career I was getting into her. What a shame.

I was liking how FL wasn’t your typical cliche woman, she worked hard aboard and in SK to be this good as a chef. Then the ex plotline happened……

Messy rules heaven was the thing that bother me most.

The surprise factor about som-i wasn’t well executed like the ending of “The Light in Your Eyes”. Heaven’s rules worked too much conveniently for the sake of the plot. The direction was also messy, with quality inconsistency in the narration. Overall I felt frustrated instead of satisfied by the watch.

That too!! But I guess it will be the lighter story to watch.

We are in for some drama. The 2 ex wife will raise new problema for sure, plus the yougest secret birth will kick in.

How come we have so many stalkerish behivior… we already suffered the hairdresser.

Why Nakju would ask Som-i who she is if their path cross during life?

He was also surprised when they guy som-i attacked turned out to be the detective.

I guess he doesn’t really know how some-i is involved in his son’s faith.

Some-i memory is distorted, she fall for him in heaven and probably this is messing with her dreams.

Also, her age doesn’t reflect the time of events. So the alternative is that is all about a different reincarnation.

Glad I am not the only one to think something is off with the world building. Hell seems to work pretty well tho.

So far it’s a 7.5 for me. It’s a slice of life set in heaven but without a proper direction, but we can’t tell yet if it’s part of a major plot-line or if it’s just full of holes. 🤷‍♀️

What bother me a lot is that Heaven doesn’t follow its own rules. Said that, I am watching out of curiosity of what they are trying to tell.

It started as a nice sport-comedy about a true story of social inclusion to end up in an embarrassing korean propaganda masked as "not give up to difficulties". The final soccer tournament looked more like a battlefield where the Korean national spirit takes over the real reasons of the tournament and everyone becomes a fanatic of Korea.

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Finally they all live together. She will probably torn between helping them and ML’s proposal.

I think the casting is saving a lot of this drama. Stories are good but disconnected between them. I feel like the plot is going everywhere and nowhere at the same time. The word that came to my mind is “messy” but not in a negative way.

After episode five I need a happy ending for the dog!