Devilish villain, hatred, jealousy, insanity and amnesia are the most commonly used elements in a story... This story has it all. What's good about the story is the phasing itself, very moderate, it won't excite you that much, but it will make you wait for the next episode. It is neither boring nor stressing but instead it is relaxing to watch. The devilish instinct of the villain run smoothly through the story but his actions was kind of predictable. The romance which is the main concept of the story is a bit disappointing, because for some reason "chemistry" between the two main characters are not so promising. There are a bit of little light that came out but the sparks itself didn't do so well. I feel sad about Eric Mun for this one because he wasn't given remarkable lines and scenes to deliver considering he matured and improved a lot already on his acting through the years. His facial expressions are formidable and understandable. Sadly, he wasn't given a good break at this one. I know he can do better than this because he is a good actor. All the actors did well, the villagers are a bunch of happy people that will make you smile every time you see them. Little Seol-A is also adorable, thought her existence is quite confusing, but Do-Yeon herself is good at her character. Not bad a bad story... The life lesson in this story? Well, just watch and find out.