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WRTW started really strong for me but fell apart at the speed of light. I really struggled to finish it. This one has held my attention thus far. It’s also much funnier.

It’s amazing to me that they can play this romance both straight and for comedy. And it works all around lmao

He said that and a bunch of other excuses to not have to pass on before getting to what he actually wanted. I took that as a lie akin to “I left the gas on!” Which he said as well lol

I know. It had been on Netflix forever. I was planning on a Halloween rewatch and was so bummed to see it missing. I think the only way to watch it is on illegal upload sites at present.

The scene where the ML meets his mother? I cried.

A lot of the comments here seem to think she abandoned the male lead. But she didn’t. They made it clear she knew something was wrong and played along to go with the fake prince guy. Because she wanted to find the truth for the person she actually loved. So when he shows up at the end and sings the song to her- she already knew he was her “immortal brother”. He just needed to remember :(

She’s not dubbed.

I love that they take the childhood connection trope and spin it. The leads choose each other. They toss away the people they think are their actual childhood connection because they’ve fallen in love. I adore that even though they ACTUALLY are the original childhood connection trope, they disregard it. This drama is so playful and funny but that final arc- the scene where he finally acknowledges who he is to her (in front of everyone) is so moving.

One of the most underrated dramas on MDL. This drama plays on tropes so cleverly yet still manages to actually have heart. Replying a little more spoilery.

Meanwhile this feels like a turn in the right direction for me. I’ve been a fan of his for ages, but all his post military dramas have been kinda poor. The last two (the sound of magic and this one) have easily been the best. He’s showing range.

I loved when they went to negotiate and she started to call him a partner at the firm and he interrupted to say he was her paralegal. A small but cute thing.

I’m pretty sure it’s not dubbed…

Yeah I was shocked to see their actual age gap is 12 years..

Oh boy. The scene where he woke up and she asked “do you recognize me?” And he was like “I do… I finally do. I’m sorry. I’m so sorry..” and the look on his face? Whew I cried.

I typed up a whole thing and inadvertently deleted it (lmao), but yes this drama took me by surprise. It's also the sweetest character PHJ has ever played, and he really carries it off so much better than I expected.

This one has been a pleasant surprise (imo). It's very funny and sweet, but it does a good job with the drama/crime aspect, too. I'd give it a go!

I have seen so many PHJ dramas, and I simply cannot get over how ADORABLE his character (and he) is in this lmao. Watching this and then Bad Guys back to back.. he is an actor. He acts.

Man.. that moment when they cut to all the orphans she helped raise praying for her to get well… yall I cried lmao.

Ms. Yoon calling him cute and being won over by CCW was so endearing to me. I love her basically being like - the man is all front. He’s kind and gentle. I also liked seeing him being incapable of putting on airs in front of her lmao. They have great chemistry.

I definitely assume they were in love but kept separate in the past (probably because of General Choi). So he is repaying his karma for separating them/hurting them these past 2000 years and will reach nirvana after finally helping them reunite and love the life of love he denied them etc. hackneyed but IM READY.