Lovely

Obsessed and upset with the ending.

I agree. When JiWook rejected BongHee's confession and also when he was talking with his mother, you could just see how he is still wounded by that betrayal. It left him scared to trust people, to try new relationships and to fall in love and when YooJung just suddenly came back and acted as if he HAD to accept her shitty apology because she still loved him and whatever, my blood began to boil.
I mean so far she isn't that bad of a character, but I think her behavior is so shameless.
The reason why I and JiWook can - or maybe already did - forgive EunHyuk is because one can clearly see his effort to redeem his wrongdoings. He knows he was at fault but he also immediately reflected on them and apologizes daily by staying at JiWook's side, to let him know that he is the most important.
Whereas YooJung just excused her cheating a** and went abroad or whatever and know believes she even has the right to get back with our hero. Hell No!

I was thinking the same thing. just notice how the gentle music fades out when he touched her face and then you kind of witness the kiss in complete silence and you can only hear your own heart beat. As if you are kissed yourself.
This is exactly the directing style I absolute love because in most dramas kisses always have really loud (but nice) OSTs playing but sometimes I think silence says so much more. It portrays BongHee's feelings because I am damn sure all of her 5 senses were completely directed at him.

I know right. I am still waiting for the amnesia part. At some point I thought I was confusing it with another drama description.

After the evil grandma gave her the money and she promised to not be with Gu Jin Yun, she went to America to study. I think she was around 16 or so and she was already very talented that's why she had immediately success in the fashion buisness. But through out it all she never let anyone take a picture of her face so that's why until now nobody knew who Karen Li was.

I am currently at ep 5 and guys. like. I love it so much. You know the best part is that whenever they have a problem they actually talk about it and almost always solve it immediately. And whenever he teaches her something, he doesn't raise his voice but talks in a normal manner. I am so blown away.These are like the rarest things in Dramaland.

Should've ended with 8 or 10 eps but now they even added one more ... sigh.
You know it wasn't even that good from the start because the directing isn't that good and the acting of both isn't good either - I really don't know what happened to Sung Hoon here, I mean honestly speaking he is not the best actor but I've seen him do better in other dramas.
But it was still good enough for me to continue watching. However, now I am really, really bored of the same old problems and the same old plot. Our Heroine is a very weak character and basically they are creating really unnecessary and dumb misunderstandings and problems that could've been avoided by talking. The problem though is that both characters are really bad at this basic human skill: that is communication.
The worst thing is that our female lead is always drawing the exact opposite of the obvious answer to our male leads actions. If she was Cinderella and the prince was finally bringing her shoe back, she'd probably think to herself that he had to bring the shoe back because she has smelly feet and he was kind enough to bring it back since it looks expensive -
totally ignoring that he spent like forever to find her weak a**. But well she is Paderella.

I just love that Ji Chang Wooks looks are appreciated in here. I mean he could pass easily as Adonis.

Ahhh it's so refreshing to have a couple that's already friends. I am so glad we can skip the part where they have to get to know each other through stupid misunderstandings and/or a tragic past first which will eventually open their superficial and judging eyes, so they can start to care for each other. So glad that they already have developed feelings for each other, though it will probably take the same time like in every other drama until they finally realize it and can be together.

I am normally not the biggest fan of Park Seo Joon (at least not after A Witch's Romance) but I really am feeling his charm here again. I think he picked a really nice role for once. He is part of something great we all kind of noticed with the last two years I think: The SecondGenerationMaleLead. The 2GML (sounds like a mobile phone lol) first broke stereotypes like being a effing douchebag to the female lead or everybody else (I know that at least three really deserving male leads come to your mind). But Dong Man is even better: Not only is he nice to our heroine but he actually isn't a super CEO with an IQ of 200. He could be the ThirdGenerationMaleLead already but I don't wanna get over my head and expect too much.

I also like that since they are childhood friends there won't be any interfering parents because they have the same background. There will be only (delusional) second leads meddling but, well, we need difficulties and enemies in a story.
After all, this is a really nice set up for a light-hearted romantic drama. I really hope it develops well.

does she even age?

I am glad I picked it up again. It's a very cute drama. I ship Da Jeong and her husband so much. I hope everything turns out well for them.

This is like almost everybody I love ..... and Onew will be going too next year.

I am just kinda ... disappointed. For someone that digs romance plots, I really wished for more BROMANCE instead. Also the romance plot is very weak and don't judge me but I just cringe every damn time I see her haircut. I just cannot take my mind off it. It even hunts me in my dreams. I really wanna like Cha Do Ha but her character is really not that appealing to me. I really rarely dislike female leads that much (and it's not bc of the hair, I saw worse) and I don't know how to handle it.

I think everybody except Mo Seung Jae (who wants to win politics and eliminate his wife's ex so she can finally forget about him) misses a clear goal. Nobody is really pursuing anything (or did I miss that?).
I don't wanna compare it to Healer plot-wise just because they both are action-romances with though fighting male leads but it's there in the recommendations. The great thing about Healer and probably why it is so popular is because the characters all had a clear "goal" and "dream" they wanted to achieve (though I think a lot of people only subconsciously realize that). Even if it is something as banal as wanting to buy his own island but you had a reason for why characters did certain things, why they didn't quit or even started.

I need to know what the leads want for their future. I wish Kim Seul Woo had at least a dumb reason for being a ghost agent, and I wished Yeo Woon Gwang was less popular, maybe had an actor rival and wants to reach the top to kind of take revenge on his ex; and Cha Do Ha ... I don't know, maybe earn a lot of money so she can ship off her father to neverland.

If I missed any goals of the characters please feel free to tell me. I need to know if I missed something.

I do dislike Cha Do Ha for her haircut a lot but I can honestly say that I also doesn't like her character very much. I don't even know how to describe it. She is just kind of ... delusional (not in the romance part bc apparently he does like her now) and she acts very awkwardly for my taste and she is also either raising her voice or whispering weirdly.
I like Seol Woo because for his character set up he didn't do anything that I thought was wrong, even playing with her feelings. I mean, that may sound cold but he is a ghost agent for the country - if its her feelings for the world, I really don't mind.

I hope they don't hype this again and bring everybody's hope up and then ruin it like Uncontrollably Fond or start great and then kinda repeat everything like W (though this one was still great).

Father and son bromance .... there seems to be something off with that term. lol

Though I still really like it, judging from the preview it seems it'll turn into the typical early 2000 to 2010 makjang plot that I learned to hate.

It's been long since I was so happy with the paired lead couple. I just think they look so good together. because you know I love Yoona but I don't think she looked that great with JCW there was just sth that told me nope. but not here. just loving this and it will be so painful to wait for another ep why am I doing this to myself (sings in beyonce voice)

Well the reason I dislike the second female lead is not because I am biased but because who just trespasses a forbidden garden only the prince is allowed to enter? I mean she went in there without even thinking twice and then she treated him as a servant and then she picked him with that little needle ... like .... and how creepy was that matching needle wound she made herself? TF? and then she fell in love with him ... the base of her love is already very superficial and I can already tell that she is a very childish and naive character.
But I only dislike her character, I really like Yoon So Hee and she was super adorable with L but I'd probably wouldn't mind if she dies later on if her behavior doesn't change.
That said I'm gonna watch the next ep now.

You may call it an eternal love. lol