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i watched on DC and found the same problem. i think there will be more seasons. It seemed incomplete.

I feel I no longer need to watch after reading the synopsis

This was a brilliant movie! It was funny, smart and touching and beautifully sad. I loved the beautiful friendship the female lead shared with her close friends who loved and understood her no matter what. What made this movie so special is Xiong Dun's bright and cheerful outlook on life even in the most dire of circumstances. Her eccentric ways and overactive imagination just made her more endearing. I highly rate this movie.

It is implied that the curse that made him immortal could be broken if he parted Hae Ra. However, they chose to stay together. I am guessing that when they eventually parted through her death, his ageing would begin again. Allowing him to die one day and eventually for them to be reborn and meet again this time without a curse.

I was speaking rhetorically and did not seriously expect a season 2. The redeeming I referred to by the writers was in my own eyes, as I had enjoyed the drama up until that point. To me, the ending felt a little rushed, But hey, that's just my opinion.

I totally agree and was only just speaking of this with someone earlier today, I find it annoying when an arc from earlier in the series is just left without any clear ending. The whole storyline around the ex was meaningless.

ok. Let's just say there better be a season 2 where the writers redeem themselves by giving a decent ending because this one really sucked. Yeah, I get it that not every drama has a happy ending. But seriously... The female lead suffered in both her lives for what? Her happiness was still a bitter one. Every episode I cringed and yelled at the screen over Sharon and her evilness and still I watched because I wanted to see Hae Ra get her happy ending. Well that did not happen. I know it is implied that both will be reborn and they will find each other again. But that is pretty weak and rushed if you ask me. If they flashed a scene of it happening I would be at least a little bit satisfied. But they way it left ....just no. Very disappointing.

The J-movie version of Erased from 2016 is also worth watching.

I feel you. I was sobbing during ep2. The drama is only in the beginning stages and I am already this invested.

I disagree. I think the female lead gives off a mature, cool and collected vibe. When the bullies messed with her brother in the lunchroom she showed us there is a quiet storm brewing under that calm exterior.

This movie has the longest synopsis I have ever came across...

Sensual Phrase, Butterflies Flowers, Hot Gimmick, Midnight Secretary, Hadashi de Bara wo Fume, Faster Than A Kiss, Totsuzen Desu ga Ashita Kekkon Shimasu, Private Prince, Love So Life, to name a few :)

Yes there is.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this mini drama. It made me smile and cry and the twists and turns made it a wonderful ride. I loved the beautiful friendship between the 5 main characters and felt their struggles were realistic. I was happy with the ending even though it was bittersweet. In my opinion, that just makes it all the more believable.

It says it will air December 30, 2017

I cannot believe I am so in love with this drama after only a few episodes! Tbh I was hooked from the start. I love the chemistry of the leads even though they are both so slow to realize it. I also think Moo Bin's character is just too cute! <3

I love dramas that have a strong women as the lead. Choi Ae Ra is so cool. I can't wait to see the development between her character and Ko Dong Man. I sense a match made in heaven.

BTS - Spring Day

I don't know if I am brave enough to watch this movie. I am crying after just reading the reviews.

Firstly I must say I am a fan of the manga and although this was a dumbed down version of what happened it was still an enjoyable watch. I wasn't happy with the way her father was portrayed as a happy but hopeless fool. He was a selfish jerk who caused a lot of trouble and pain for his daughter.