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She does have her childish moments. Like she calls the ML a kid because he's younger than her and sometimes think she has more experience as an adult but then she can't do adult stuff like pay bills on time. So there's that but I wouldn't call her dumb in the beginning but more in terms of desperate because she's the boss of a gaming company, which she does make dumb decisions to help the company in the beginning but quickly learns and stands up not only for herself but for her company and crew. She also reflects a lot about who she is now compared to her college self and she does learn a lot so I would say in a way that does make her mature.

I'm sorry, but tell me what you're looking for in acting if you're not fond of their acting. Just curious as I just don't see the problem in their acting if you understand what kind of character roles and the character's background they are playing.

I mean I can tell you that I enjoy it so far but that doesn't really tell you if you're going to enjoy it. It just depends on your preference on what you like to watch or what you like or don't like in a drama.

Another firefighter theme drama. So... which team member is going to end up losing their life? Because apparently these C-drama writers like to do that for these kinds of dramas. I would be shockingly surprised if this drama goes through the end with no team member dying.

Moving this drama from "Plan to Watch" to "On Hold" for now. I sure do hope other subbing sites decides to sub this because the plot seems interesting, and it seems like a good healing drama. I just can't with mangotv subs.

It's how they handle Lu Rang's problem with his parents, specifically his mom. Like WTH? This has been a problem all of his life. You showed all those scenes of how this bad mother poorly treats her son and favors the other son and you brush off that problem with a simple, "I think my parents are slowly changing" phrase from the younger bro in Ep 17. That's messed up! There was no official apology, no remorse, or even signs that annoying mother knew she messed up or was wrong with her actions and words. The writers ruined this. This could've been a good healing scene for Lu Rang but nope, the writers scrapped this problem like it was minor when it wasn't.

Honestly, this drama is almost perfection for me
But...
If it's one thing I don't like about this drama....

I would say around Ep 3 or 4, you start to see Rang Rang smile a bit more because of her. That for me is when he starts to like her.

All the way until Ep 29 when he finally realize he has no chance with her.

Did they really just recap this whole drama within the last 5 minutes of the last episode? Lol. Might as well watch that to see if you want to start on this or not.

Ugh. Ain't that the truth. I don't like dramas with this format.

Uh... isn't this the last week of episodes? Why did today's episode felt like there will be another week of episodes?

Geez... this writer dragging it until the very end. Not to mention introducing problems in the last week of episodes as well. Also, WTH with these characters? It's like you thought there was some character growth but this episode proved there wasn't any.

It's very weird how there are no trailers for this drama on the Youku YouTube channel. It's almost like they don't want to share or promote this drama internationally. I don't understand why though but at this point, looks like we won't see subs for this drama for awhile.

She finds out the truth in Ep 17

More enjoyable and concluded pretty well.
* Ji Hyun remembers everything when she returns to her body. Not following the typical ghost don't remember anything after returning to their body.
* Good guys finally have an advantage over the bad guy
* Bad guy gets life sentence but also now sees ghosts. Haunts him forever. Not too bad of a punishment.
* Final send off for his mom
* Happy scenes with the leads and their friends.
* Halmoni having a dream about Ji Hyun and then meeting her was funny.

Wow... after a crappy Ep 11, Ep 12 was just....

Same. Already this close on finishing it, might as well continue even though Ep 11 frustrated me so much.

This writer sucks! Dragging it until the very end, always giving the bad guy an advantage, and making our lead characters clueless until it's too late. They suffered enough already. Geez. What was this writer thinking?

lol. Oh yeah! That's right. My mind still stuck on the times K-dramas having the default 16 episodes.

Something tells me the last episode will feel rushed. I hope I'm wrong and they catch the villain in Ep 11 and leave Ep 12 more about the leads, but something tells me that won't happen.