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And that is how they get guys to watch this show.

Watching this show reminded me of quantum Leap where the main character went from body to body.

This could have been 12 episodes plus at 45 mins each instead of 1 hour 10 mins each , starts good gets far fetched later, K-dramas in my opinion are running out of stories.

Bad script.

Yeah in 2 yrs time the guy could have found somebody else since the FL couldn`t make up her mind.

One hour and ten minutes each episode and yet a rushed ending? Didn`t even show them getting married , it was only mentioned, what a joke.

Good that the Chinese skipped the 2 year deal, Korean dramas suffer from that, I wonder why the K-dramas keep having that 2 year deal?

What a unsatisfying end,, song yi being the long lost sister just came out of nowhere, shin ji pretty much fulfilled her mission, but kang was left alone and I thought that kang would wind up with song yi but they were only friends and we got the hint that song yi and that annoying doctor are going to get together, poor kang, and what is up with all these dramas having a 2 years later deal? started good but went downhill fast.

You are right , started good and got dumb towards the end.

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you are welcomed, I heard some people complain about ep 19 and 20, so I`ll let you know when I finish if the journey was worth while at least for me on this show, as many people have different views on these endings. some like it some don`t.

well so far it`s good I`m on ep 13 out of 20 right now, I did sneak peek ep 20 on the internet and it has a surprise and a sad end.

Well there is "that winter the wind blows" which the ending is left to the viewer`s imagination, plus the japanese movie "april bride" has a sad end, and the one I`m watching right now which is part fantasy/ comedy/ drama and the ending is not what people wanted, it`s called 49 days.

A lot of these dramas suffer from writing gone bad towards the end of the show, they start good and when it gets to the end they rush it and side characters get no ending to their stories, case in point " the man who can`t marry" had that problem in the end.

so in other words the ending sucked? the main leads didn`t wind up with each other.

Sorry I`m so late in this I just finished watching it for the first time, but if you watched ep 16 when the end credits were done there is a scene where the main guy designed a house with a child`s room plus a spot for a dog, plus there was a wedding ring on the table next to the design, and yes you are right about the side characters they were wasted.

The male lead`s assistant with glasses reminded me of a Korean Steve Urkell.

I think K-dramas are pretty much out of ideas, starts good then sinks at the end, thanks to the wisdom of the writers.

It all happened in episode 16, just lazy scripts by the writers that`s all.

One thing I could say for the main female lead, with those eyes she looked like she was half asleep through out the 16 episodes.