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I can't believe my favorite drama just ended. I feel a bit empty now.

I have to say that I'm disappointed with some of the results, especially with W winning over Signal. Don't get me wrong - W was good, but Signal was one of a kind. This poll was basically a popularity poll.

It makes me sad to hear that the last episode is coming. I don't think I'll ever forget this sweet, fluffy drama as I'll probably be re-watching it multiple times.

I'm interested in Introverted Boss and Tomorrow With You. Thank you for sharing this list with us!

Oh, thanks again. ^^ Hopefully the drama will explain it more in the later episodes.

Ah, I see - thank you! And I assume the mother passed away?

I must have missed it while watching the drama, but can anyone tell me how Ah Ro and her brother, Mak Moon, were separated? I know Ah Ro is a half (I believe her mother was a servant), but I don't know anything about her brother. Was he a half too, and why was he a peasant?

I burst out laughing at the last scene of Episode 13. Just the way the dad drove by on the scooter, the camera panning to his face, and the drama ending right there made me laugh so hard.

I'M SO HAPPY - they kissed! Episode 12 was cute and fun to watch. (I'm going to rewatch those kiss scenes again.. >_>)

Now it's time to wait another week for the next episode... I really should have waited until the drama finished airing. I'm too impatient.

Gosh, Shi Ho gets on my nerves whenever I see her. Just how clingy can she be? On a different note, I'm excited for the next episode after seeing the preview. Bok Joo and Joon Hyung are adorable together.

Wow, this drama's really cute and makes me smile. I'm excited to see the next episode.

I completely lost it when I saw "the world’s most depressing office simulator" for Incomplete Life. Thanks for the laugh.

I've watched Cheese in the Trap (since I'm a fan of the webtoon) and Bring It On, Ghost.

Bring It On, Ghost was a fun drama to watch, but it wasn't my favorite. It can be a bit scary, but it's mostly filled with cuteness, comedy, and some action. I found it fun to watch the two college sunbaes and was extremely happy with Doojoon's cameo.

On the other hand, Cheese in the Trap started off well and, I guess, had a controversial ending. However, despite the director's situation and the ending, I still enjoyed it.

Anyway, adding Age of Youth and Reply 1994 to my PTW list.

Already watching The K2 and (enjoying) Shopping King Louie. I'll probably check out the rest later. Thanks for the list!

♫ A whole new world... ♫

I find this really cute. I'm looking forward to the next episodes.

According to Asianwiki, the director is Kwak Jung-hwan and the writer is Jang Hyuk-rin.

Edit: Here is the director's work: http://asianwiki.com/Kwak_Jung-Hwan

And here is the writer's work: http://asianwiki.com/Jang_Hyeok-Rin_(screenwriter)

It's violent, but not scary. Just some intense scenes, that's all.

Great drama, but when I was watching the ending, a stupid thought came into my mind: how will Kang Chul live in the real world if he doesn't have a proper identification form?