Lexiebun

Nah I'm in tears at the significance of Ung drawing Yeonsoo in the last episode. He never drew anything apart from buildings since they "never change," whereas humans were unpredictable and fickle. So drawing Yeonsoo from the day they locked eyes can be interpreted multiple ways: "People may change, but you've always stayed the same," "I've loved you as you are from the day we met, and that love hasn't changed since," "I'm no longer afraid of change, because I know I can count on you to be by my side." Such a pure form of professing his love and a beautiful display of character development, I'm sobbing I'll miss these two so much!!

I somewhat agree because they are really cute as best friends, but I also wouldn't mind them potentially having feelings for each other! Since I feel that it would help normalize the idea of transgender people being able to find love like anyone else (particularly in Korea) and generally give them positive representation in the media.

On the other hand I find it more difficult for me to relate to Yi Seo as much? I do love that she's no pushover and stands up for herself (homegirl don't take no ones bullshit and we love that) but also her attitude towards the other members of DanBam, Soo Ah and even Geun Soo comes off as very jarring to me at times? I might warm up to with time anf I'm hoping we'll get to see more of her "hidden" self rather than just the harsh "socipath" exterior. As for the romance with Saeroyi, really not feeling it as much as others have hyped it up to be (it's more of a mentor/student feeling.) For once I wouldn't mind if the main leads' romance wasn't the endgame/a main priority (as of yet, Soo Ah and Saeroyi have way more romantic chemistry.)

Judging from the comments it feel like I'm one of the very few people who doesn't hate Soo Ah. Yes, she has made bad decisions (e.g. staying with Jangga knowin how they've fucked up Saeroyi's life) and comes off as selfish/cold/ungrateful, but no matter what the show tries to do I simply can't hate her lol? She's way more of a complex character than people have been making her out to be (as seen in episode 6's bus ride scene and other snippets throughout the series) and her choices are the textbook definition of "rational," despite how morally wrong they are. It's also really interesting how the show makes Geun Soo her "foil," as both have lived similar cruel lifestyles of abandonment but on opposite extremes of the spectrum (and both chose different ways of coping!) I genuinely can't wait to see how they handle her development down the road and how she'll handle working at Jangga without falling apart from the guilt. She clearly mourns the loss of the "could have been" relationship between her and Saeroyi; in another, better life, they most likely would have been together.

bro trust me when I say this, but he's def just as in love with her as she is with him. there are multiple little moments in the drama where he slips up and his feelings for her peek through (I'm talking about when they're still in high school). Not to mention when they're older he definitely lets her know how much he loves her. The signs of him liking her back come out pretty early on tbh, and though he seems stoic you can tell he likes her back, unlike most "cold" drama male leads.

Listen I love Moon Gayoung, she's a great actress and is incredibly beautiful n talented! But deadass how tf are some of ya'll shipping Soo Ji with Shi Hyun? Like fr her character be wack as hell, she'd straight up manipulate everyone, including her best friends, to get what she wants. Does that not send ya'll warning signs?? Plus she be acting so entitled, especially during that dinner scene at the villa. Like we get it, she's been through some tough shit, but doesn't mean she gets to play the victim card every time to excuse her wackass actions. That's just not how the real world works. So really if that's the type of toxic relationship you're hoping Shi Hyun to get into, then ya'll must be on sum typa new crack smh

Just had to let that out because literally everyone has been hating on Tae Hee for not realizing that she's being used while ignoring the real issue, which is that THE TRIO IS A MESS & THEY'RE ALL FUCKED UP IN THEIR OWN WAYS. Ya'll be blaming Tae Hee for being "too innocent" but ain't no one calling out the main squad like...ok ya weirdos ignore the real problems I guess...

I don't know if it'll work for you, but I did it with my Android phone. Basically I dowloaded the app "Japan VPN" along with "OpenVPN for Android" and followed the app's instructions until I had the connection working (there was like a little key symbol on the top left corner showing the connection worked). Then all I did was go to my Netflix app and I had the series available! It even had all the subs too hehehe

Thank you for sharing!! I used this trick and was able to watch and finish the series!! \ ^_^ /

I would say it's got a good balance between both of those aspects. The latter half may focus a little less on the ghost hunting part (because some things happen) but in general I think it's pretty equal :)