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"Behind Your Touch" it's a comedy about Ye Bun. She's a veterinarian, that on a stormy night got a superpower, she can see people's memories by touching their butts. Jang Yeol is a cop that is demoted and comes to work in the village, they met in the most awkward and funny way, but when Jang Yeol learns about Ye Bun's power, he makes a plan to go back to the city by using her to catch criminals.
This drama was freaking amazing, I had a blast watching it.
It's not just the main characters that captivate you, all the secondary characters are incredible, especially Ok Hui, Hyeon Ok and Jong Mook. Where else do you find a medium whose power is touching people's butts? Obviously this would lead to many embarrassing and hilarious situations. The scene in which Jang Yeol placed Ye Bun in a box with a hole and made each person get down there so that she could touch him is awesome. And at the rally, with that incredible distraction from Ok Hui?! Wonderful. HAHAHA'
There is no romance, just an atmosphere that kind of forms a love triangle between Ye Bun, Jang Yeol and Seon Woo, but the main focus of the story is on investigating the murders.
I felt sorry for Seon Woo, since Jang Yeol became obsessed with thinking that he really was the killer and this was amplified a little by Jang Yeol's jealousy of the closeness between Ye Bun and Seon Woo. Seon Woo did have some reason for being in Mujin, something he couldn't tell anyone, but I never thought for a moment that he could be the serial killer. When we discovered his connection with Ju Man, it was clear that he came to the city because of this, he thought Ju Man was behind his mother's disappearance and this shaman wasn't fooling me from the beginning and it became clearer to me that it was him when he made that whole scene for Ye Bun to see the knife and think it was Seon Woo, which ended up causing Seon Woo's death.
Just like 2PM, the members of EXO are proving to be great actors, Su Ho <3
This drama was freaking amazing, I had a blast watching it.
It's not just the main characters that captivate you, all the secondary characters are incredible, especially Ok Hui, Hyeon Ok and Jong Mook. Where else do you find a medium whose power is touching people's butts? Obviously this would lead to many embarrassing and hilarious situations. The scene in which Jang Yeol placed Ye Bun in a box with a hole and made each person get down there so that she could touch him is awesome. And at the rally, with that incredible distraction from Ok Hui?! Wonderful. HAHAHA'
There is no romance, just an atmosphere that kind of forms a love triangle between Ye Bun, Jang Yeol and Seon Woo, but the main focus of the story is on investigating the murders.
I felt sorry for Seon Woo, since Jang Yeol became obsessed with thinking that he really was the killer and this was amplified a little by Jang Yeol's jealousy of the closeness between Ye Bun and Seon Woo. Seon Woo did have some reason for being in Mujin, something he couldn't tell anyone, but I never thought for a moment that he could be the serial killer. When we discovered his connection with Ju Man, it was clear that he came to the city because of this, he thought Ju Man was behind his mother's disappearance and this shaman wasn't fooling me from the beginning and it became clearer to me that it was him when he made that whole scene for Ye Bun to see the knife and think it was Seon Woo, which ended up causing Seon Woo's death.
Just like 2PM, the members of EXO are proving to be great actors, Su Ho <3
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