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A highly over rated show if there ever was one. Truly, it was only the first one or two episodes that were interesting, and then it stopped making sense altogether. The phone calls, which were supposed to be the main highlight of the plot were foolish and nonsensical. The plot wasn't great, and the romance too was disappointing. It is difficult to believe that a man who was so much in love with his wife could be so cold towards her. On the other hand, it is difficult to accept that the wife would forgive so easily her husband who treated her so harshly throughout the duration of their marriage. The plot had too many holes to ignore. The villain, a seasoned serial killer, should have been more menacing. Every encounter of the villain with the leads was underwhelming and fell short of being thrilling. And despite everything, if you get to the ending, then you're set to be more disappointed. The finale was so bad, it should be omitted altogether from the show. All in all, it's quite a bad show. What's more disappointing is the buzz that such mediocre shows garner when there many great kdramas out there which deserve more appreciation but don't get it.

The central premise of the show is that an angel's last mission before he goes to paradise is to make a seemingly cold hearted girl fall in love. Well, she falls in love with him by the 8th episode and the show should have ended there. Instead it stretches for another eight episodes in which the couple get injured, die and come back to life so many times that by the end, these so-called twists seem meaningless and ineffective. Also, the word building around the fantasy fell short. There were things that didn't make sense. Like, why was ji kang woo's girlfriend killed for him to become human? And in the end, why didn't any of those rules apply to Kim dan? Why was he simply forgiven and given a free chance? There was no satisfactory explanation to all the heaven laws that were overlooked so that Kim dan could get his happy ending. The negative characters seemed quite a threat in the beginning but they had caused too many accidents and it became more and more unbelievable that they were getting away with such serious crimes. Honestly, I was so hooked till around the eighth episode. It was a shame they couldn't keep it interesting after that.

One of the best Marvel shows ever. It's right up there with Loki! I was very sceptical when the show was announced. I wondered what could be so interesting about Agatha to deserve an entire show. But I'm so glad Marvel saw potential in the character and I'm so glad I decided to watch it and not skip it like some of their other shows. The story takes you on this crazy ride with twists and turns (Episodes 7 and 9 are pure genius and deserve some serious applause), and just when you think that the whole plot is unraveled, they turn the entire story upside down in the finale. The cast is both collectively and individually fabulous, and the song down the witches' road is so addictive, it was stuck in my head for days after I watched it. Overall, the show is entertainment at its best.

A heartwarming show if there ever was one! This one is among those underrated hidden gems which surprise you with their sincerity and charm. Going into the show, I wasn't expecting much given that the central premise of a 17 year old girl waking up after a 11 year old coma seemed a little unbelievable. But the plot kept building into a very sweet story and I could help but get attached to all the characters. The love story between the leads, the side characters and their relationships and especially the ending were very satisying. The little twists, though not very melodramatic, managed to keep the plot interesting upto the last episode which is a rarity in K-dramas. A solid five for this show from my side. Watch it if you wish to watch a breezy and feel-good love story <3

(review contains spoilers) This would have deserved a minimum of 4 stars, if not 5, had it not been for the last few episodes. I absolutely loved the show up until the 12 th episode. They started off amazingly well with a very well paced set up of the love story. Instead of rushing into the romance within the first few episodes and then have it fizzle out which is the norm in most k dramas, this show took it's time for the leads to get into the situation that formed the main premise of the series. The story mainly centres around three couples whose love stories are very varied and it deals with what marriage means to each of these couples in a patriarchal society. There was a golden chance to give realistic conclusions to their love stories but the writers chose to go down the horribly cliched happy-ending-for-all route which unfortunately didn't make a lot of sense for at least two out of the three couples. Won seuk and Ho rang's relationship, with all the fights and conflicts was a delightfully realistic portrayal of an incompatible relationship. It made sense for them to separate so when they did break up, I actually felt happy for them and wished for them to move on because it was so evident that they wanted different things in life and could never be happy together. But alas, they inexplicably get back together again in the last episode which totally ruined what the show was building up for them. If that wasn't easy to digest, the leads made it worse. Why would a girl who is head over heels in love with a guy run away when she gets to know that he is about to propose to her? Ji Ho filed for divorce, pretended to go far away and made Se hee suffer DESPITE KNOWING THAT HE LOVED HER, all so that she could get a passionate proposal out of him in the end. I'm sorry but the female lead was just mean and manipulative to have done that and get away with it without even an apology. In all the dramas I've watched this one was the worst way that the leads got back together. Sung goo and Soo ji were the only couple that made sense. Despite having opposite personalities they complemented and supported each other, and marriage for them truly felt like a logical ending. It was a show with great potential so I felt cheated in the end. But it was truly enjoyable till around the 11th-12th episode mark.

Ghost Doctor was an absolute delight to watch, blending heartwarming moments with a touch of supernatural intrigue. The show’s true strength lies in the incredible camaraderie between the two male leads, which was undoubtedly the highlight of the series. Their dynamic made each episode a pleasure to watch. For me, Kim Beom was the standout star. Initially introduced as a nonchalant, spoiled rich brat, he confuses you completely and you don't know whether you should be liking him or not. But as the story unravels, you realise how he was always wrestling with his own demons. Watching him battle those inner struggles and ultimately triumph was truly gratifying. His journey added a rich layer to the story, and I found myself rooting for him throughout. Kim Beom completely stole my heart with his performance. The humour deserves a special mention. There are moments that'll truly make you laugh, it's that good. However, the romance in Ghost Doctor fell a bit short for me. The relationship between Dr. Cha and Dr. Jang was given more screen time, but unfortunately, their chemistry didn’t quite hit the mark. On the other hand, Seong Tak and Dr. Oh were much cuter together, though their arc didn't receive the satisfying conclusion I was hoping for. Further, the show started really strong, but began to drag around the 10th episode, with the pacing feeling a bit off. And in the final episode, the plot felt rushed, and things fell into place too easily for my liking. I wish they had taken some time for a more balanced conclusion to the story. Despite these few shortcomings, Ghost Doctor was thoroughly entertaining. It’s a series that balances humor, emotion, and supernatural elements well, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a feel-good drama. Four stars from me, and a heart for Kim Beom! <3

This show was a disappointment from the start. It repeatedly mocks Cha Min for his appearance, despite his success as a CEO. The focus on his looks overshadowed his achievements. Similarly, Park Bo Young's character, Mi Doh, is labeled as ugly throughout the show, which was not only distasteful but also baffling—she's clearly not unattractive. Once you accept that the show’s main premise involves belittling the lead characters' looks, you might try to focus on the plot. However, this proves to be futile, as the storyline becomes increasingly nonsensical with each episode. The premise involving aliens randomly giving a human an important device like the Abyss lacks any logical foundation. The entire plot then revolves around a serial killer targeting the female lead, who inexplicably keeps putting herself in danger, making her actions seem irrational and foolish. After enduring all the episodes, the ending is equally disappointing. The male lead returns after a three-year absence and resumes his life as if nothing happened, leaving viewers frustrated with the lack of resolution. In summary, this show suffers from poor plot development and weak writing. The positive reviews are misleading—this show is best avoided. ---

I'm sorry but the show makes no sense at all. Neither the AI part of it, nor the love story. I basically don't even get why the leads fell in love with each other. The FL had more of a connection with the AI than the ML, who was always rude and aloof with her. Why then would she fall so irrevocably in love with Nan do is beyond my understanding. The plot was nonsensical in so many places that it became impossible to ignore the holesin it after a certain point. And the chemistry between the leads was weak too so I couldn't bring myself to get invested in their story. Overall, the show is a big disappointment to those who want to watch a love story. And an even bigger disappointement to those who wanted some science fiction.

What an absolute delight of a show!! Can't believe I hadn't watched this gem for so long. Personally, if a show manages to give me sleepless nights until I've finished watching it, it deserves a five star rating from my side. And D.a.y.s. managed to do just that. Once I started watching it, I just couldn't stop. The lead couple in the show is the most beautiful romantic pairing I've seen in recent times. Park Bo young and So In Guk hit it out of the park in this one. They were so amazing together that it's been two days since I've finished watching all the episodes and I still can't stop thinking about them. So In Guk's portrayal of Myul Mang especially stands out. The way his character goes from scary and mysterious to charming and lovable will make your heart melt. The plot deserves credit for giving us a great storyline although the execution could have been a tad better. There were instances where the story seemed to be stuck. But even then, the episodes were high on emotions and I found myself in tears many times. There was this scene where Dong gyung gives a new meaning to Myul mang's existence. While he always thought that he is nothing but the end and darkness, she says that she still loves him because it is only after darkness that there is light. So while he brings doom, he also brings new beginnings, which I thought was a very poignant perspective. Another interesting portrayal was that of God in the show. While initially, it seemed like she was toying with Myul Mang, it was heart warming to see that she was always rooting for his happiness in the end. Honestly, there were so many touching scenes, but the main thing that you take away from the story is how powerful love can be. This was evident in the episode when there was a reset and their memories were erased, but they still found each other and fell in love all over again showing just how strong their love was and how them falling in love was an inevitability. The only thing that I did not like about the show was the side story of the second leads. Their love triangle completely wierded me out. Just skip through their scenes and the show is extremely good. Overall, I adore this show, the beautiful beautiful lead actors and their electric chemistry! Hope to see them together in another awesome show. Until then, I'll be rewatching this one as I don't think I can ever get over them!!

I found the show to be quite lame. I had read the webtoon already which was interesting and engaging. The show, however, was a boring adaptation with unrealistic storytelling, dull dialogues and unconvincing plot twists. They also managed to make the romance uninteresting. The ML was wooden and the chemistry between the leads was weak. I mainly could not get over the amount of manipulation that the leads resorted to to get their revenge. It was unsettling and made them less likeable. The side characters with potentially good storylines were underutilized which was a shame. I wished to see more development in the relationships, especially with Yoo Hi Yeon and Baek Eun Ho but that never happened. The only saving grace of the show for me was Song Ha Yoon. Her portrayal of Jung Su Min was perfect. She, along with Lee Yi Kyung made for an incredibly good villainous couple and were far more enjoyable to watch than the lead couple. Overall, I was disappointed with the show and would recommend the webtoon over it which did a far better job with the plot.