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He is dead, but his soul hangs around for a while.
She loves the imugi, but she feels guilty about it at first..
Sorry, don't remember. Somewhere midseries.

He looked happy and supportive once they sorted things out in their family. Then he kind of disappeared from the story.

They show her gravestone in episode 2, she was 12. 11 actually since her birthday was in October and she died in April. He was younger.

Also her 18th incarnation was born in 1986 and he was a few years younger so 34-35 sounds about right.

Make that 150.

Product placement even in the trailer :o.

Had high hopes for this, but the silly antics completely ruined it for me.

Miniseries with 116 episodes? :o

Reminds me of the Russian movie He's a Dragon (Он – дракон). Even the final scene was the same :)

Because the female lead is the daughter of the female lead from Sound of the Desert so you would expect it to be somewhat connected and similar in style and quality.

I'm really starting to hate the 'logic' in this. Someone draws a conclusion and it is treated as the only one even though there could be other possibilities. Also they fail to consider rather elementary things like if they try to catch someone with the same abilities, that person may know ahead or if there is a person with a gun on a sketch, it doesn't mean the gun gets shot etc. And everybody forgets about the law the same way when they lose somebody. It was such an interesting concept too.

But they do exist in real life. And those options don't work that well for grannies.

Interesting drama, but I wonder where all the homeless women are.

Historical dramas he's in are Jumong, Kingdom of the Winds and Emperor of the Sea. I've seen first two and they are rather good ones.

That's where Trot Lovers was broadcasted. Checked KBS1 one schedule and they continue with the same program they had last week.

Discovery of Romance I think.

Could be interesting. The age difference is a bit much though.

Which one is better - this or the 1999 version?

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I have always had trouble with rating things. At first I rated things, then I felt my scale isn't quite right and took all my ratings back. Recently I've started to rate things again, but sometimes there are dramas where it's hard to decide (if it has both really good and really bad parts or Japanese series in general for some reason) and I leave it as it is. Nothing is perfect, so I have hard time giving out 10s and it's weird to give less than 6 to anything I've finished and leaving everything in 6-9 range gets boring.

I saw a lot of series that I either tried, but didn't pick up, dropped after a while or finished, but was never particularly enthusiastic about among your top rated. I'm not saying we are the opposites - these series did pick my interest at least a little. I'm not that into high school romance. I did like Hana Yori Dango Japanese version, but couldn't make myself watch the other versions. I did watch a bit of Hana Kimi and I rather liked the cracky cast, but the plot itself was not my thing. You list romantic comedy as something you like. For me the drama I really like tend to have either historical or supernatural setting, black comedy, characters somehow outsmarting each other or music. Hm, sometimes melodrama works too, but it's so easy to go wrong with that one.

I hope that made sense and I didn't assume too much from your list.