I’ve been looking forward to this drama ever since it was first announced, and throughout its run, I watched each episode with full attention and sincerity. But honestly, I started losing interest around Episode 11.That’s when everything began to feel rushed and all over the place. The rules surrounding shamans in the story felt inconsistent, and it was hard to make sense of certain plot developments.
There were also several side stories introduced early on that had so much potential but were either left hanging or wrapped up far too quickly. Take Huina’s story and character, for example — it had so much potential. They could’ve developed it further or at least given her story a more meaningful conclusion. The part that left me with the most questions was about Yeomwha’s baby. That storyline deserved a proper explanation and closure. And then there’s my poor boy, Jiho. I genuinely feel he deserved better character development. He was mostly just following the main leads around, which I understand was his role, but still — he had potential for a good and interesting backstory. That said, these are just my personal thoughts based on how I interpreted the drama. Overall, it was still an enjoyable watch.
One of the strongest elements was the OST — it truly kept me going. The music was beautifully done and elevated many scenes; there’s no debating that. As for the final two episodes, they definitely felt rushed, but I’m at least glad it ended on a happy note.
If you're looking for something similar, I’d recommend The Haunted Palace. It also features a shaman female lead and has a male lead with a backstory that parallels what happened to Gyeon-u. The plot continues to evolve as the series progresses, and I think anyone who liked Head Over Heels would enjoy it just as much.
Do they ever tell about Jiho's background? Like his family, or his life out of the school?I feel like his character…
i was hoping that they would've at least give jiho a backstory other than being a good friend to both seong-a and gyeon-u. it js feels like his character was there to simply be a plot device and his character is a wasted potential since we can see from on him that he's an interesting character
I’ve been looking forward to this drama ever since it was first announced, and throughout its run, I watched each episode with full attention and sincerity. But honestly, I started losing interest around Episode 11.That’s when everything began to feel rushed and all over the place. The rules surrounding shamans in the story felt inconsistent, and it was hard to make sense of certain plot developments.
There were also several side stories introduced early on that had so much potential but were either left hanging or wrapped up far too quickly. Take Huina’s story and character, for example — it had so much potential. They could’ve developed it further or at least given her story a more meaningful conclusion. The part that left me with the most questions was about Yeomwha’s baby. That storyline deserved a proper explanation and closure. And then there’s my poor boy, Jiho. I genuinely feel he deserved better character development. He was mostly just following the main leads around, which I understand was his role, but still — he had potential for a good and interesting backstory. That said, these are just my personal thoughts based on how I interpreted the drama. Overall, it was still an enjoyable watch.
One of the strongest elements was the OST — it truly kept me going. The music was beautifully done and elevated many scenes; there’s no debating that. As for the final two episodes, they definitely felt rushed, but I’m at least glad it ended on a happy note.
If you're looking for something similar, I’d recommend The Haunted Palace. It also features a shaman female lead and has a male lead with a backstory that parallels what happened to Gyeon-u. The plot continues to evolve as the series progresses, and I think anyone who liked Head Over Heels would enjoy it just as much.
idk why but i am always stuck at early episodes and that was yeaaaaars ago even before the pandemic happened. it's not bad either i js don't know why i can't finish it
this series is really so good even with just the few episodes that has just been released !! i just finished the…
additional: i am glad how they distinguish the ghost from the actual human, because some of the similar drama that i have watched is they don't edit them out or add special effects so we can't distinguish it out visually. so, it is an easy to watch that they distinguish the two : ))
this series is really so good even with just the few episodes that has just been released !! i just finished the kdrama, the haunted palace and after that, i was looking for a similar series and glad i found this one ! not only that but i was also already anticipating for this drama to start and zb1 singing an ost for this one was also a turn on. the build up of the story along with the good ost is what keeps me on watching this one, the pacing and acting is also good especially the part where they don't reveal all of the story yet (i hope you get my point) and that what also makes me tuned in for the next episodes. overall, with the current episodes, it is really a must watch !!
this is one of the vest teleserye i watched back then as a kid, and now i still think the same way. i love the…
and for someone who is wondering, it can be watched on YT but not full episode tho and i also watched this before when it was airing on our national tv
i did regret as to why i did not watch this right away when it was released when i could have but i guess everything has a perfect timing. i was watching the ep 1 before and kinda found it boring so i did not proceed to the next ep. months later, i am overthinking and worrying about my future and the life that i would have and how would i able to survive to the remaining days. i have so much in mind. and now, i just finished this one and i would definitely say that this change the way i view people and how i view life. i also got to reflect on myself and i know i needed that. this is not just a series that u should taken for granted because this one is a real masterpiece. and i would also like to add that i can relate to some of their experiences, setbacks, and circumstances they had in this series especially the part where aesun lost her mom :(( even though we may have different experience but it is very hard to loss someone you love and treasure the most. this is such a good series
Where can I watch this with good English subtitles? The website I use has bad subtitles.... they're like automatic…
u can go to x and find user @oshiroenmahi and read the pinned post for u to join the discord server. i used to watch on THAT said website and only ep 1 has good subtitles the rest is a mess so i recommend u watching there from now on
There were also several side stories introduced early on that had so much potential but were either left hanging or wrapped up far too quickly. Take Huina’s story and character, for example — it had so much potential. They could’ve developed it further or at least given her story a more meaningful conclusion. The part that left me with the most questions was about Yeomwha’s baby. That storyline deserved a proper explanation and closure. And then there’s my poor boy, Jiho. I genuinely feel he deserved better character development. He was mostly just following the main leads around, which I understand was his role, but still — he had potential for a good and interesting backstory. That said, these are just my personal thoughts based on how I interpreted the drama. Overall, it was still an enjoyable watch.
One of the strongest elements was the OST — it truly kept me going. The music was beautifully done and elevated many scenes; there’s no debating that. As for the final two episodes, they definitely felt rushed, but I’m at least glad it ended on a happy note.
If you're looking for something similar, I’d recommend The Haunted Palace. It also features a shaman female lead and has a male lead with a backstory that parallels what happened to Gyeon-u. The plot continues to evolve as the series progresses, and I think anyone who liked Head Over Heels would enjoy it just as much.
There were also several side stories introduced early on that had so much potential but were either left hanging or wrapped up far too quickly. Take Huina’s story and character, for example — it had so much potential. They could’ve developed it further or at least given her story a more meaningful conclusion. The part that left me with the most questions was about Yeomwha’s baby. That storyline deserved a proper explanation and closure. And then there’s my poor boy, Jiho. I genuinely feel he deserved better character development. He was mostly just following the main leads around, which I understand was his role, but still — he had potential for a good and interesting backstory. That said, these are just my personal thoughts based on how I interpreted the drama. Overall, it was still an enjoyable watch.
One of the strongest elements was the OST — it truly kept me going. The music was beautifully done and elevated many scenes; there’s no debating that. As for the final two episodes, they definitely felt rushed, but I’m at least glad it ended on a happy note.
If you're looking for something similar, I’d recommend The Haunted Palace. It also features a shaman female lead and has a male lead with a backstory that parallels what happened to Gyeon-u. The plot continues to evolve as the series progresses, and I think anyone who liked Head Over Heels would enjoy it just as much.