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But we were specifically told that even being physically close (even if not touching) would have them coming back. And then this "rule" was forgotten, because they didn't even show any surprise when nothing bad happened.

How come a ghost didn't scare Prosecutor Ma in the elevator to prevent him from getting engaged, in the same terrifying way they scared the previous fiancé? Maybe it was a good ghost that thought that first guy was not good enough for her and it did that to protect her?

Secondly, I know we needed that splash in the pool to bring back her memories of the yacht, but how ridiculous it is that during an investors' cocktail party, where everybody goes there to network and talk business over drinks, with formal dresses etc., some people in a swimsuit are playing handball and splashing in the pool?

Thirdly. _We were told that once the ghost month is over, he wouldn't see ghosts any longer if he kept away from her. And that's why she had told him they were not to see each other anymore. But now they are close together, he even hugs her or holds her hand over gloves, and nothing has happened so far?

A series of plot holes in the last couple episodes.

No, wait. What I mean that this can be the barebone canvas, but there may be lots of things inside, that take you from point A to point B.

Ha ha, there have been longer dramas with less than that.

I see many positive comments like yours. If it's really good, I hope you go and give a good rating to make it go up.
I am waiting until it finishes to start it.

Have you found a way? Because it's on other platforms too.

From the tags and the synopsis (or even the trailer) we cannot draw conclusions on how the temptation will be handled and what the results will be, as there are many different roads the screenplay can take.
Some stories (dramas or films or books) tackle it as follows:
Because this couple has been together for a long time and the first thrill has faded, because they have settled into a sort of routine where they take each other for granted, they have started having doubts and are hesitant to make the final step. And there are temptations around them, as it sometimes happens. So they decide to wait and see how it goes. (Here there are various ways to handle the situation: like a short separation where they are both free to do as they wish or maybe something else). However, this storm and this exploration makes them realize that in reality the person they want is the one they were with, and at the end they decide to stay together / get married.
In this sort of scenario, the other people are a test for the strength of their bond.
We don't know, maybe this drama is taking this route.
Or maybe not. At this point we are in no position to predict.
Therefore I'm waiting until it comes out and reading the reviews before deciding whether it's for me or not.

(For those commenters who say "Ah, the female will be the cheater and it will be the guy's fault as always". How on earth you got that? From what I read, they are both tempted, and it says "the story of 4 people")

Wait, do you know something that I don't? In the synopsis it says that they are both attracted to other people.

Maybe she means that they will waver, be attracted to the other people, but then not act on it but finally go back to their previous partners.

No, in Love Affairs in the Afternoon the ML was trapped by the woman who became his wife, he married her to save her (I won't spoil the reason). And the FL had an indifferent husband who cared more about his birds than for her.

Fluffy and comforting? Some scenes were that, but there were many very violent scenes as well. I think that people who like fluffy dramas will be distraught in watching those parts.

What kind do you like?

All I'm saying is that it must be a very hard life, and it's probably difficult to find a partner who will accept to always be in the shade, always doing everything secretly, meeting with caps and dark glasses, at night and so on. Very stressful, not every woman would accept that. Yes, there are many who do it, I know. And going to hookers is surely not a nice thing to do. But I don't know if I would go as far as not watching his drama because of that.

Yes. I once had a fake teeth installed and the man took great pains to paint it so that it looked realistic together with the ones around it, there's no way it would look good if it were completely white.

The elements in this drama are those that we have already seen dozens of times, so it feels as nothing new. And there are enormous plot holes that make you feel as if the screenwriters think the audience is stupid. Also, it's an easy, cute and relaxing watch - until you get to some really violent scenes. It's like it has a split personality. So probably action lovers won't like half of it and cute romance lovers won't like the other half. I'm all for masala dramas including a bit of everything, but here the violence was a bit extreme for me.

Korean celebrities are not allowed to date by their crazy fans who will feel "betrayed", but they also cannot go to hookers. Not that it's a nice thing to do, supporting this sort of business, but where is someone supposed to have sex, then? Those stars are in their mid or late 30s, and they're supposed to lead a monk's life?

I agree. It would have been incredibly stupid to brag and bring attention to an unsavoury past knowing it would probably create problems for her image, since no one had made the connection before that. (It's stupid to brag anyway, but ok...)
In my opinion, it is likely that she probably got to know it only now, and must be very shocked and biting her lips and smacking herself for her gaffe.

Only if you haven't seen the 20 or 30 other k-dramas featuring all this (in many cases better done).

He thought that playing a character with a heavy past, who has serious concerns, means being expressionless and boring.