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Sounds great. I would watch it.

Well thank you! I always worry that I spam the episode reviews too much! ^_-

It really does. It was amazing and I'm very curious what the writer will do next.

Thanks!! I wouldn't have started this one until way later without you pushing it and recommending it!

It is the writer from "It's Okay, That's Love".

I'm very curious about it now.

I was mildly curious about this drama. But I just found out that the writer is the one how did I Hear Your Voice and Pinocchio!

I'm really curious what she'll do with these three episode!

It's just like most love stories & fairytales. There's a certain fantasy about them. As long as you realize it's all fictional you're good. Whether it's tragic or comedic romance, people have been seeking these stories out outside of dramas.

At least for me I fully realize no one acts like this. That's why more realistic stories & characters are greatly appreciated. Not to mention in real life if I wouldn't stand for how some of the leads treat their women.

Simply put it's all a fantasy to enjoy.

I love that we seem to be getting one new vampire show a year now!

Very cool, kind of like Frequency!

What is the fantasy element?

I was shocked to find out this was her first TV drama!

Thanks for the share.

It did bum be out when I realized it was only 2. But it's working out really good.

That's good! That settles it I'll start it up.

She truly was!

Ooooo! This sounds good, I'll add it to my list.

Great review.

Thank you!!! This one was not as good as everyone claimed. I feel like people start throwing rotten vegetables at me when I tell them it was bad.

Now I'm super curious. I haven't watched anything that he's been in.

Yes!! Scent of a Woman is where I fell in love with him. I slowly rewatch it every now ant then.

Kim Seul Gi officially with the lead!! YES!! (I mean she is a lead in Oh My Ghost, but still!)

All of these things are things that I dislike greatly in dramas. However, it's not just Asian dramas that employ these horrible "tropes". I've seen them all on US, British, Spanish, Mexican, Australian, and other European shows at some point. It's just used more in Asian dramas, and usually more then one them is present. If not all.