StirlingDuchess

Thanks for this review. I was debating whether to watch this drama. I also appreciate the current trend towards psychology/psychiatry that Dramaland has taken. From my point of view any publicity at this point helps de-stigmatise the issue. Having said that I cringe at the 'all you need is love and everything will be cured' attitude a lot of dramas/movies pursue. As a person with D.I.D. and all the fun things that go along with that it can be quite off-putting to watch 16+ visual episodes of the song 'All you need is love'. However I found Ji Sung's portrayal of different personalities and the switch/triggers very good. It actually helped me and my family to identify some of mine. (Side note I haven't finished the drama yet because it was personally confronting).
Now back to this drama. After reading your review I am going to watch this. I now have the warning that I need to throw away what is true and my acquired knowledge and just sit back enjoying the ride (and the hot kisses) I think maybe I'll get a laugh or two.
Wow this turned out longer than expected. All I originally wanted to do was say thanks for the review and the preparation. Lol

i have just finished watching the first two episodes of this drama. Without giving the story away I can say this is very well written. I have D.I.D the illness the main character has. My daughter and I were amazed at how accurately the illness is portrayed. Obviously there is some over dramatization but as a whole it is very good.

Just to clarify the main character in this drama had autism. While he may have been born with the condition it doesn't make it any less trying. I have a son who has battled to be understood all his life because of his autistic tendencies. It has been very serious.