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I was sad he only got just a few air time but I'm happy to see Hojun in a KDrama again, despite being just a cameo.

It was explained in one episode that it lessens the injury they get from fighting, prevents them from dying, and their abilities are stronger. That is why they usually stop fighting when it disappears because it would be dangerous for them without it.

I think that's because they have to return to how they were before becoming a counter. Since part of returning them to their old life was supposedly removing any or all memories of being a counter, then they should return his injury as well.

They lose a portion of their lives. That's why Ms. Chu's hair got whiter after healing Mun's wrist.

I think he cannot just freely move from one body to another. The next host must have the same frequency as the original host. Also, when he was summoned, he was inside the Yung territory which could hinder some of the evil spirit's abilities.

Shopping Louis was the wrong drama to watch for Seo In Guk. It was actually my least liked drama from his filmography. I suggest watching Hello Monster, though it was originally in Master's Sun when I became his fan.

I am also a long time BL watcher and I have no issues with this series. BL doesn't need to be all steamy with kisses and bed scenes. Sometimes a light story like this is also okay.

True, it wasn't really scary, but the things happening to each of the characters is what should be considered. There are a lot of things to learn and ponder about in this movie...

Though the plot of the movie has some loopholes, I did enjoy watching it. It wasn't as scary as I thought, too. This is my first time seeing Ploy Sornarin act, I usually watch Thai series and movies and has never seen any of her former projects, but she acted well in this. I'll check out her other movies/series..

I actually was confused about that part. I thought Ploy loved Uma, and so when he started flirting with Nirach, I was like..huh? Then I thought, did she want to be the mistress of the house? Or was it because of the talk about the child? Because the flirting with Nirach only started after the talk about having a child at dinner. Then there were scenes where Ploy enjoyed having Nirach's attention when she already had the baby. So yes, I am really not sure what was Ploy's intent.

If there are kids that are too young, I guess it's not good to watch with them. I would rate this as R13, because of the murder/killing scenes, which would be hard to explain to children.

I thought of it this way : the real ending was the mom survived and the killer didn't, and then the part where the killer survived is an alternative ending...

It's also on YouTube :)

It's because the setting shows they initially lived in Taiwan and only moved after Kiira's parents died.

He's in the same group as Ryosuke! I hope I can see them both in the same movie ☺️

I know some might not enjoy this because the episodes really do not have plots. But I think this was just to show the Korean urban legends floating and being told all around. I mean it's obvious when you know the literal meaning of the title, which is urban ghost story.

I wish there's a season 2. Want an explanation more on HSP and Ilgwang Sterilization, and how Eun Young was a part of it before...

That's the reason why I posted this. It shows in this article that the girl that accused him actually took everything back. I am no fan of him, but I don't hate him as well. I am actually don't care about actor's scandals and such. I just watch most dramas because of the story, not really because of the actor. I just got curious why a lot of people were bashing him online so I researched. I for one do not know what the truth is so I won't defend or bash him. But this series was a good watch and that's that. He also played his role well in Go Go Squid so I just really shrug off whatever their issues are.

Right? I was so pissed when they killed him off. I really wanted him to get the killer.

No, it's not horror. It's more of a suspense thriller. No ghosts, monsters or anything supernaturally scary or horrifying.