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I totally agree with all of this!!... I also wish we could have gotten more development on what happened to Bong Hwan and how his situation changed so much from the beginning, but all in all I'm happy that he got to return to live his life... both he and So Yong deserve to live to the fullest.
It was a nice ending that tied the big plot points together, and showed how they started to live their lives after the switch, but it would have been nice if we got it all more detailed (maybe I'm just saying this because I love the show so much I would like to see more of the characters).
Through out the episode we see how So Yong says things that lead us to believe that she was there with Bong Hwan, but sort of choose to let him lead, so it would have been interesting if we got to see more of her....
The ending is good enough as it is, I also see why it could be dissappointing, but I prefer how they handled it and tried that all the characters got a fulfilling end to their stories.

It's a happy ending, the queen and king do end up together, I'm going to explain a little more (hope I'm not spoiling too much...). First Jang Bong hwan returns to his body, so the queen and king do end up together, because So yong is now completely in control of her body

No problem ^^

I wouldn't say it's scary, it has more action than scare jumps and such. The subject is about demons possesing humans though, but it's more focused on the group of "counters" that chase after them. The recommendations have listed "The Guest" and I'd say that that show is more scary than this one. My guess is that it has good ratings because it isn't really scary and focused on action and some mystery. Hope that helps!

The story is complicated, every episode has too much plot points, I'd say it's better to binge watch it, if you watch this weekly you have to keep up with the storyline and it gets confusing. The romance is consistent, uncomplicated and not the main source of drama. The acting is good too. But it seems like the writers wanted to do too much with the drama and it didn't work as smoothly. But overall it's a unique story and it has it's good moments.

with this drama i'd say it depends on your personal taste, or how you keep up with the story. I've been watching it and every time there's a new episode I wonder if I should watch it or what would happen if I quit. The story is interesting, but there's so many things going on that sometimes is hard to follow. Episode 3 is when things start to pick up and when the plot starts to develope (like the first 2 episodes were one long introduction), I'd say wath one or two more (If you haven't watched already) and see if the plot intrigues you? But is best if you don't have big expectations, you feel less disappointed! Sorry for rambling too much!

I'm reading it from bato.to, in there search fos "shall we have dinner tonight?"

Yes, that introduction allowed them to have the cameo of her love interest from CLOY, otherwise they would have to handle the story in a different way.

Hi, I'm currently reading the webtoon and so far, I've watched episode 1. But, so far the setting is totally different. The webtoon has a very straight premise, they meet at a restaurant and decide to have meals together and talk about their life. That's it. It's seems simple, but it's actually nicely done, we get to see the characters connect with each other. Here the setting of their meeting is different and so is the context around, it's much more lighthearted and funny.

Just to add a little thing, this drama has the same director as Prison Playbook, so it shares a lot of the slice-of-life vibe that it had. I also watched Prison Playbook with my mom, and she loved it, and now we're watching this and she even likes Hospiltal Playlist more! So it definitely is a great drama to watch with parents!

Absolutely, when I saw Jung Somin here I wanted to watch it and love it. But for some reason I questioned the actions of the ML a lot.
Truthfully, I have watched other dramas where ther are relationships between doctor and his/her patient (Kill me heal me), and while I did question how ethical the relationship was, I watched it and ejoyed it. I feel like the writers are trying too hard to portray a "different" kind of doctor, but the thing is, mental health patients need a lot of empathy and his approach seemed aggresive. And like you said, he seems like he needs therapy more than her, specially if he's supposed to treat patients. Right now I'm not sure if I should watch episode 2 to see where the drama is going and give it a try or just drop it.

Actually that was my issue with the first episode too. I felt the doctor was too reckless and didn't care about the safety of his patients or the people around them. I get that they tried to make a "quirky" doctor someone who thinks out of the ordinary, but he created a situation that was too dangerous for everyone around. Actually I felt more comfortable with the female doctor that was treating the FL. I felt that she really had a better approach to her patient. I also feel a little bit dissapointed with the show, maybe I expected a lot from it, but as the episode ended I felt like I couldn't care much about the ML.

I'm not sure if they're refering to this.... but on last weeks preview they showed that someone was being accused of receiving a bribe, something like that. But on this episode that was solved quickly, so yeah, the preview was very misleading!