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If he's not the real killer that'd be almost a shame. Rarely a show makes a 'villain' the main character. They always seem to have a way out and that's great, of course, but in a story it's nice to see something different. We already had those 'falsely accused/taking the blame' storylines. Now we can have something darker.

For real though. Despite being a psychopath himself he certainly met a lot of "normal" people that turned psycho on him.

Seeing the ratings drop like that just breaks my heart.

Thank you, thank you. I'm so thankful to have stumbled upon this drama. I loved it so much, from start to finish. I hope it will find those that needs it because it is truly a healing gem.

yes, it is a happy end.

I went into this blind and after watching the first episode I think it is fine? My only complain I guess would be the overuse of those weird special effects. The fighting scenes are great on their own but as soon as they add special effects it becomes rather stupid.

When I read about the 'no skirt/dress' rule I was about to protest, because short skirt/dress doesn't restrict your movement in the least but then I realized that it's probably only me that usually sees people with skirts/dresses AND leggings or the such hence going with 'skirt/dress & pants' rule lol Of course, going with a feet long skirt/dress would just be asking for a disaster.

I'd say that having proper footwear is also a thing. Depending on the lab, it could either be something you use only in the lab or it should at least be something which you won't cry about if you manage to make a hole in to.

For me, honestly, the most anonying thing is seeing people in kdramas not closing their labcoats. I know it makes them look more cool and such but...I have NEVER once looked cool in my labcoat lmao glued hair, bottomed up labcoat add some glasses in the mix and you look everything like a nerd and nothing like a super hot scientist which kdramas seem to portray.

All in all, it's great to see fellow scientists who're into kdramas. Hi!

This drama radiates so much light and healing energy that I can't even imagine saying a bad word about it. The leads have an incredible soothing yet fun chemistry together and the whole journey is such a calming experience. Perhaps one needs to be in a certain mindset to fully feel it but having felt so much prolonged frustration recently I found myself being slowly healing together with the characters. It seems that this drama did exactly what it came here to do. Soul Mechanic did his magic, and perfectly at that.

Eagerly awaiting for the resolution to the series.

Someday or One Day is indeed incredible. Sadly I watched it Before Born Again. My soul-healing drama after Born Again was/is Soul Mechanic. It's not for a global audience but I feel very emotionally touched by it.

Why is this drama dropping in ratings? It's such an incredible drama! Han Woo Jin and Lee Shi Joon are a pair of dorks that just work together. Love their dynamic. They're the best support system for one another. Of course, they might go through bumps(some more serious than others) but as long as they keep trying I think they can push through.

He gives me a mixed vibe of Ji Soo and Timothée Chalamet.

I feel a sense of accomplishment, that I managed to finish this.

Curious about this.

HIStory2: Boundary Crossing is my all time favourite. The longing and heartache were palpable in the characters' eyes. There are dramas that are interesting, dramas that are emotionally compelling and some where you can 'feel' the emotions so keenly that you are amazed to learn they are not actually in love.

It doesn't look like a high production drama but the premise itself is interesting and I love both of the actors so I'm hoping for the best.

A SMOOTH and interesting episode. Whoa. I like it! Good job. Hopefully it will stay like this until the end.

I don't think the friend really understands her condition, that could be why? I mean, how many people in our daily lives actually care whether you have some mental problem or not, you just have to 'get over yourself' and 'deal with it like everyone else does'. As far as friend knows she has only anger issues right? And other stuff are probably applied to her overall personality.

Well, she knows she has been abandoned so maybe she wanted to prevent her from getting attached and thought it'd be like ripping off a band aid. Like saying 'don't get close to people who're likely to abandon you(not stay with you for long). I'm not excusing her, if that's what it sounds like, I'm just saying people don't really pay attention to your mental health. They apply same 'caring techniques' to everyone and if you overreact, then it's your fault.

Hopefully you're right. And I did write it before watching the latest episode fully. But then again, we saw her watching him go out of his mind with worry. So question is, will she want to see that again sometime to check 'his feelings' or will she stop once she learns of his past trauma with the other borderline patient?

It's hard to watch Woo Joo when she's putting all her faith on the Doctor. It's gonna bring some disastrous consequences once she realizes he cared for her because her case was familiar to him. Of course, he might actually feel something for her but the very fact that he was worrying for a patient while she was having different expectations is gonna hurt her a lot. I hope that instead of repeating what his previous patient did, that she would decide not to do that to the Doctor by herself, that something would stop her.

That's exactly the point. We probably don't know half of the timelines that are happening in between. Their relationship is probably shown years later or something.