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Ryong scattered her ashes into space. (Or I misunderstood that scene?)

Most of the time, I found this drama entertaining in its own weird (very, very weird) way. Excepting that silly and tiring lottery ticket storyline. (Why?!)

But what was that ending?
What an aimless plot. And what a wasted cast.

I mean… Eve gives birth to Byeol. Great. And then? What was the plan? The baby cannot live at the station forever, because it is fatal even for an adult. The baby cannot go down to Earth, because the forces through the process would kill her (considering her age and medical condition). And if she survives, despite the odds, gravity - which her body has not experienced before - will kill her, eventually.

No romance.

The third one told Jun, they got scared because detective threatened them with juvenile jail. So they couldn't have been too serious about becoming thugs.
And probably they have some kinf of respect for Ga-min for defeating them.

Those were the gang members who beat up Jun in ep. 4.

'Namhae merchant' is where Su Ra belongs to. And he is the Master Inkeeper now. So I think he or his family is the owner. It can be a reward for his help against the assasins

I suppose, mainly to not be considered dangerous, a possible threat.

No, he doesn't. He is someone's love interest for a while, but it's completely one-sided.

It locked.
But a lot of thing that actually should be impossible have already happened. Basically, almost everything Ryong have done at the station.
So this - Eve finding a way to stay - can be another item on the list. I hope it. It's a weird drama in many aspects, but entertaining.

I think Eve stayed too, somehow...
And the preview only shows her on Earth in flash back.
Also, that could be the reason Dong-ah wants to go to the space so badly.

Not really.
FL's marriage is a quite important topic and there is some romance between two side characters, but that's all.

I was much more interested in this drama while Park Sung-hoon was ML.
I have nothing against the new actor, but I'm concerned about the age gap. Not the age gape between Lee Chae-min and Yoona (that doesn't matter) rather the age gape between LCM and PSH. Because originally, they chose an "older" actor for a reason (I guess). With a significantly younger one it will be an entirely different dinamic. So it seems strange. Well... we'll see.

For me:
- inconsistent storytelling in a bad pace
- unprepared (so called) twists
- shallow one dimensional characters with unfounded and dumb decisions (and characters and storylines which seemingly were forgetten about somewhere on the road)
It was a rough outline of a maybe good story.

Definitely not My Demon vibe.
As for The Judge from Hell, I haven't seen it yet.

Yes.

She dates Tae Ho (Soo Hyun's brother-in-law). First it's just a part of a plan, but it becomes a real relationship.

Happy ending.
There is a kind love triangle. A quite mild one. FL has a crush on her childhood friend, and he has feelings for her in secret, but it’s never in focus.

She starts seeing ghosts in ep. 11, she couldn't see them before that.

In my interpretation, all what the Princess said was to make Cha-woong understand he doesn’t have to feel guilt, because what happened (or what would happen the next day) was the princess’ choice knowing the future, knowing her prayers were heard eventually.
And those sentences ’she will also be me’ and ’I love you’ were rather to Poong Baek (or that part of Cha-woong’s soul). She told Cha-woong what she could’t tell him.
As for Cha-woong, he sorrowod for the Princess and remembered Poong Baek’s feelings from his past life, so he hugged her back to comfort her, but he loves Seul-hae, so he didn’t return the Princess’ words.

The doctor's wife was killed because she woke up too early after the injection and caught "Ok Hui" stealing her jewelry.
And probably, she wanted to kill her from the start for her bank account.