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I have to sadly agree that is more evident when Woong showed up these past few episodes that his relationship with her in the past was on fire and felt more real.

It does to me. I mean the whole story almost revolved around it.

Great observation. You have what I don't have -- sensitivity. Haha.

I feel the same way as well. The relationship with Woong was not perfect, but it felt more tangible and real than with Babi.

That boat ride scene was everything, and it felt like I ate too much chocolate (sweet and melting). It was even better than the stills.

I tried episode 1 and lasted 2 minutes. So I say, your description is pretty accurate. Thanks for replying!

I didn't watch because I thought it might be like that. Can you explain why though?

Really? I find the show more and more compelling as it seems quite realistic, especially with the cast's performance. I don't even care that much what the ending will be like as long as they keep making it compelling. I feel like I'm just watching a real person's life unfold.

Watching the beginning of episode 11 felt like watching a music video -- short, sweet, and dreamlike. That's probably a perfect summary for Yumi and Babi's relationship.

Yeah, he is very entertaining and so is the rest of the gang and minus the fl.

I'm glad I'm not the only who feels the same way. At first, I felt excited when they showed or explained the setup and it's actually quite unique to have a shaman lead character, but after the introduction was over, it felt boring.

Yes, especially with so many other airing dramas but not so much during Mondays-Tuesdays.

That's exactly it! They're flat. It's like watching a Hollywood blockbuster movie -- entertaining but shallow.

This is an entertaining drama, but I'm not exactly engaged when watching it. It's funny at times (Kwak Shi Yang's character is comedy gold here), but I don't really care much about the characters. Does somebody feel the same way and if yes, can you explain why? I can't exactly pinpoint the cause.

You believed in superstitions
Then maybe you'd see the signs

Haha great reference. Didn't even noticed until you mentioned it.

It's so endearing how the whole town got affected even though they don't have any blood relations to the person. Such deep connection. It reminds me of my uncles (from my dad's side) who died in their 40s-50s. I didn't really feel the kind of sorrow the characters felt here because I rarely see them. But when one of my co-workers who I closely worked with and talked to, died recently, I got much more affected that it was hard for me to even work without being reminded of her. I've only known her for 3 months as well. It's just amazing how human relationships or connections work.

Good memory
I don't remmeber some of those. Thanks.

He's not native Korean!??!? Can you explain this to me? I don't remember that part.

That's what I was thinking from the beginning of the episode. Why can't they just reveal that instead? Simpler than it seems and just hide her identity since she's a non-celebrity.