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I watched this years ago and loved it, it might be where my love for Ahn Jae Hyun started. I just really hated the female lead in the beginning, how are people like that allowed to be doctors when they can't put a patient before their own pride. She mellows out, but I really stuck around for the vampire abd his sidekick.

Lots of missed opportunity with this one, and there'll probably never be a 2nd season, at least not with the same cast.

it gets better later on, from like ep 3. There's still some characters who look awkward but overall it's good.

Other than all this, the story seemed to fall apart in the last few episodes, from around ep 20? There were a few mistakes I picked up on that I can't even think of because I'm so pissed off at the ending.

I'll just act like the last ten or so minutes of this drama don't exist. I was happy until that.

If the entire time the FL was a character being played, what is happening at the end? Why is she conscious? Will the game start again since it's now over, everything we saw has been repeated more than 200 times and will happen again? What even was the point of that ending, or were they just trying to make it seem different from the ending of W?
I read some comments so it was expected but it's still pissing me off!

Like how in the Black kdrama where they made it so the grim reaper never existed so the entire story didn't actually happen. Endings like that are kind of creative, but personally, it's just so vexing to be told I sat through an entire drama but none of that even matters because all those events just got erased in the end. Imagine going through the entire Harry Potter franchise and finding out the entire thing was just a dream Harry had as a kid, and in reality, he's still an orphan living with his abusive relatives. That's how the ending of this drama feels for me. Absolutely pointless.

I've finished it, finally, but wth.

That ending pisses me off, it basically means I wasted 24 episodes watching something that now has no meaning, thanks to that ending.
It's as bad as the grim reaper drama ending! (Black, kdrama)
Even Moon Lovers was better. it was crappy, but the main story had a proper ending.

It just raises so many questions...

It does get better from ep 5, I don't cringe at the FLs acting but overall, besides the ML, I'd say everyone else is a bit awkward.

And then that restaurant scene, she was so awkward I had to skip parts of it. There is no rationale for how she's acting, so why is she acting that way? Bad writing? Or is the character just a terribly awkward person? It comes off like they're forcing the scene because a similar scene was in W.

Okay, only at ep 3 and this is unbearable. I'm not into the actress. I don't know her, she might have done really well in other acts, but I'm just not buying her acting. She's either acting badly or whoever wrote and directed this led her wrong.
I just can't understand her reasoning, and here is where they made a mistake when adapting from W (which I only watched one years ago but was memorable enough that I still remember it - and I'm a Lee Jong Suk fan.) As far as I remember, in W, her ending up in the comic world was involuntary. But in this show, she'd have to choose to do it, so why is she jumping into a game she doesn't even want to play to save the life of what she believes to be a character if that game. Has she even realized that her dad is possibly missing?

Rewatching. They're so cute when they're together, especially the ML. I want to squish his cheeks every time he smiles!!!

Ep 3 and these two are so cute together. The Doctor's smile is so pretty, I want to grab him every time I see it.

Haven't watched this, not sure I'll watch it, but that poster is hilarious.

This movie totally worked for me. It has all my favorite tropes, so much angst, a younger man falling in love with an older woman and she's the only person he truly cares about. He's just the right kind of yandere, and I am so glad I accidentally stumbled onto this movie. I will be rewatching it a lot.
Also, setting aside his current situation, Kris Wu is really hot in this movie. He doesn't speak much, but when he does, I'm definitely paying attention as compared to half the rest of the conversations.
I do wish the ending was less open-ended. I wouldn't mind a short clip of FL and him after he does his prison sentence (maybe getting let out early even?) I feel sad for her young childhood friend, but I'm not sad they don't end up together.

The ending is cute and all, but what the FL did is unforgivable to me. Regret doesn't make up for ending one person's life and running another's, and then caring more about your career after such a huge mistake. It didn't even look like she truly felt remorse until the end.

There's one drama that's a remake of 17 Again, an old American movie. I don't remember the name of the drama tho.

I'm actually so excited for this!!! I was a fan of the original telenovela Juana la Virgen (though I never got to finish it) I couldn't watch the American remake, but this should be interesting.

After the move she didn't want to spend the money on a deposit(?) When she started looking for studios to rent later the ML threatened to buy them all because he wanted her to move in.

Love it! (Also love yandere MLs 😂) but I feel feel like crying over those kiss scenes. What even were those.

Just finished this and I loved it! But they totally cheated with the kiss scenes! The first was barely decent and the second one was through a car windshield in the rain so you can hardly see it properly, ugh!

I do wish it was longer. At 15 minutes each episode it's like watching 5 hour-long episodes of a drama.

I've known this drama for a while, I saw a YouTube fmv on it and I finally got to watch it. I love Jung Il Woo so he was definitely the biggest draw for me. I'm surprised by how much I love it.