ymynym

me too! i just realized nowadays if someone knocked on my door I immediately got goosebumps, asked, "who?" and waited for an answer before opening it lol

i hope it all will be concluded in the twelve episode and there will be no second season because i won't be able to wait.

i have few questions,
1. so the shaman actually used mokdan to bait hyangi? because they needed anger and grief to turn the sacrifice into evil spirit?
2. so what happened with the 'second child must die'? hyangi is the first born after all. (as i write this i got a realization, maybe killing the second child is also a must so that the first born could be host?)
3. so prof. gungmo willingly become the host of the evil spirit because he lost his sight and regret it later?

does it ever explained why the parents of the dead student in ep 1-2 hid their daughter? i'm a bit confused why.

love it!

episode 1 is quite interesting! she bit him lmaoo that's very unexpected.

i hope the actors are paid well because it's mostly their acting and chemistry that saved the show

tried the 1st episode because of the review and it's really good! well paced, well written, well directed and all. gives you enough curiosity to find out where the drama will go next!
Love the actress who plays the young sang zhi! so pretty and acts well!

ep 2 is hilarious in another level!

wow the rating is so high! is it really that good?

first two episodes were relaxing holiday show when kim joongkok arrived it became running man lol

this week's episode is much better than last week's! classic kdrama romcom w/o all the demeaning cliches on female lead! yoona probably had enough with this 'damsel-in-distress' trope after 100+ eps of jang saebyuk lol. hoping it stay that way until the end!

the scene with her mom broke me to pieces T_T

i keep wondering why this show feels like an old romcom but also feels so new at the same time.

lol you just send me to a cabi song flashback

one of the thing that makes me enjoy watching KDramas is cinematography. my favorite cinematography work is by director lee eung bok , they tend to be noisy and busy but still so gorgeous to watch (especially the aerial shots), if referring to your article then he is probably autumn aesthetic.
imho, Chinese dramas these days are also starting to catch up in terms of cinematography. Daylight Entertainment works are consistent in the quality shots department, but the rest are starting to take notes too! e.g. New Life Begins, Love Like The Galaxy, and Meet Yourself
Currently I'm watching See You In My 19th life and the shots are beautiful too!

finished ep. 2. it's either too slow or going to be those dramas you should watch without much thinking.

good first episode!

it has a solid plot, great execution, and also perfect length! very well balanced in both humor and heartfelt. a great one to introduce someone new to taiwanese / chinese drama

does anyone know where I can find the translation for the calligraphies he wrote for the dead? just finished watching the first 'ghost' and I'm dying to know what he has written for him.