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Exactly. Shinji was more believable because he could just be a playboy experiencing love for the first time. I still think he is a jerk that did not think how his actions would hurt all those women but at least his depiction was more realistic.

But Gon was just borderline stalker, sociopath, one of those people that bully others to feel better about themselves or to make a good impression in front of others. And the writers want us to believe that he was that way just because he could not be honest about the way he felt or because he was worried about his colleague that broke up that night so he did not admit Nagi was his girlfriend, like seriously? I have never bought for one second that he loved her. It looked more like an obsession and his pride making him not wanting to let go of something that was his at some point.

At first I thought this would be just another drama, but it turned out to be my cup of tea. I wish they got together earlier and that we saw more of them as a couple but at the same time I liked that it was a slow paced romance, but not too slow, and that they took their time. The conflicts were never too annoying or lasted too long and I liked that there were never doubts about his feelings for her.
It was not my favourite drama or anything but it was a nice surprise since the first few episodes were not able to grab my attention and I did not have high expectations.

Yeah, whoever added it up there should have added it as a recommendation, since it does have some similarities but definitely 2 different dramas. It would be like saying that Unexpected is related to W when they only have the cartoon theme in common.

Yup, I only found out too after reading the comments. I had already watched the first episode and there is no reason for Do Bong Soon to be up there as "related" to this. It would make more sense to add it in the recommendations since there are some similarities but the story is completely different.

I feel the exact same way. Hopefully things will get more interesting in episode 3.

The way they paced the first 2 episodes was kinda unnatural and most characters seemed to be overacting. I think they were trying to make it funny?? but it came out cringy.

I do like the female lead’s character and the preview of the next episode made it look like in ep 3 things might get a little more interesting. But I don’t know. The first 2 episodes threw me a little off. Hopefully it will get better.

Basically it is a remake of Do Bong Soon, without the super powers or crime stuff, which were like 2 of the main things that made it such an entertaining drama.
So yeah, I will keep watching and pretend this is not related at all or I will not be able to enjoy it. There is just no comparison between the 2.

The living inside a cartoon theme is nothing new. W was one of my favourite dramas at the time it aired and only a few months ago I finished Unexpected. But this is a theme that has not gotten old YET. The plot seems interesting but the trailer was not impressive. Hope that the trailer just did not do the drama justice and that it is actually good.

It has been a while since I watched a crime/law drama I liked this much. At first I was not that interested but the parallel world story was interesting with all the cases and I loved seeing his interactions with Bo Na and how he slowly changed. Near the end I felt it dragged a little bit but that was to be expected since it would not be logical to catch the bad guys easily after all that had happened.

I will say tho that this is not for everyone. I am one of those people who likes both fluffy sweet romances and dark crime dramas. But if you are used to only the first kind, you might not be able to handle this so well. It is not graphic or anything but it is pretty heavy, especially when it comes to the main case. I don’t want to spoil it, but there are A LOT of victims, from all age ranges and their deaths are not the prettiest ones. It is not an overly dark drama tho as with all the killings we also get the cutest family moments. The child actress was a big part to making this a better story.

So yeah, if you like crime investigation and law dramas, you will probably like this.

I liked the bickering between the main leads, even if it was very cliché. Yet their scenes started being less and less near the end. There were several episodes in a row where they either did not appear at all or only for a a few seconds. The idea was good and I liked most of the characters but you could tell this was very amateur. It felt like one of those dramas that you only watch when there is nothing better to watch. And that ending, when I already thought it could not get worse, they made the ending a joke. Like seriously, what were they thinking? Good thing I did not like this that much or I would be extremely tilted at that ending.

I honestly skipped from episode 7 to the last episode because I was so bored and the plot was so predictable. They should have just made her date or even be married to Peter 13 years later and that would be a slap on the face of a lot of people. And the person who he ended up with definitely did not deserve him, and I saw it happening from miles away so I decided to just jump to the last episode to get it over with. A shame tho. I just watched another drama with the same main leads and liked that one, but this one was very average, cliché and dramatic.

I agree. Most dramas suffer from pacing problems and it ends up making the viewer feel bored. But this one kept a nice pace. Although I did like the first half better, the second half was not bad.

The first half was definitely more interesting, but the second half was not a draggy wreck like most dramas of this kind. The idea was executed better than in other dramas I have seen, and the story seemed realistic, considering the theme. Not any huge plot holes or anything. The ending was a little...unexpected, in the sense that I would not be surprised if there was one more episode after that. It felt unfinished, although it wasn't. You will understand what I mean when you watch it.

Overall, it was a good drama. Not one of my favourites, but one that might have some re-watch value in a few years.

Yes, as in the main leads are together at the end. But the ending was very lacking. They did not give it much thought.

I liked parts and bits of it and the idea was interesting...BUT it was never able to make me crave for the next episode. The music part was never explored properly and they made it seem really boring. They tried to keep the mistery, which worked for some time, but it soon became predictable and their choice for the killer character was less than interesting. The female lead was just so ughhh, and believe me this is not the actress fault. The problem was with the character. If I lost my memories I would be much more careful with who I trust and what I say, cause they remember me, but I would have no idea what kind of person they are, so they always have the upper hand. I can deal with them making the female lead emotionally weak since there was a good reason for it, but not with making her so clueless, that really got on my nerves.

So yeah, I kinda liked it, and kinda didn’t. It was not a memorable drama for me and I think with such an interesting idea they could have done much better. Oh well, on to the next drama.

Normally I would be annoyed at this kind of ending, but with this plot I was actually glad it ended the way it did. Usually I have a hard time deciding who to root for because the second male lead sometimes seems a better option than the male lead and the other way around. But this one made me think the entire time: am I supposed to root for someone??

I ended up just rooting for the female lead alone hoping she would not make the same mistakes. She clearly does not have good taste for men, cause they were both jerks and the writers tried really hard to make their characters grow but in real life people don’t change that easily.

So yeah, the only thing I kind of liked was how they did not follow the typical route for the ending.

They definitely do. One of my favourite thai drama couples.

I will be honest. Like a lot of other people, I watched this only for the main couple - Mi Ri and Tae Joo. And at first I was also curious to know how her story with her biological mother would unfold. Unfortunately, the scenes with the main couple became less and less as the drama progressed to give screen time to the other sisters relationships, which to be honest I could not care less. And the whole thing with the biological mother got really old pretty fast. A little bit after the halfway mark, which is still a lot of episodes, I was just watching because I had invested so much time in it that I wanted to watch it until the end. The whole sickness plot was unnecessary as it has been overused in this kind of daily dramas. I know it happens in real life, but here you could tell they just wanted the story to become even more dramatic and drag it for longer. Still, I could not avoid crying. I don’t like when dramas/movies make me look like a crybaby. TT

It is a what the??? kind of ending. I would spoil it to you but not even I know what happened. XD

Yup. It has been almost a year since I watched this but I still remember all the hospital admittances. Even in medical dramas people go to the hospital less than in this one. XD