Danielle Woodard

Ok so honest opinion. It was hard to get into for the first couple of episodes. Then it was super exciting and around late 20's it got slightly boring but picked back up at like episode 32ish. So be prepared. Acting amazing, costumes and settings of course we're amazing per usual with cdrama's. Oh, and I laughed way to hard sometimes with this show. It was that good at times. Here's the thing though I hated the ending. No the ML didnt die but it leaves you thinking or hoping for a 2nd season. We all know almost all cdrama's dont do a 2nd season but one can hope. Just prepared yourself.

Rarely have I gave these cdrama's 5 stars but this show deserved it. This show had me hooks from the beginning. Plot was anything but boring. Absolutely loved it. From all the actors to the costumes, acting, special effects, and graphics. It was awesome. Highly recommend. Some parts had me a bit confused not going to lie so I had to resort to having the internet folks that had watched it before explain it to me. Hopefully you won't be the same but that's how the show is keep up and pay attention. Its not the same cheesy romance like some of the other. Just my opinion. Watch it and form you own. Enjoy.

When, dear goodness is producers and writers going to stop making the females in these dramas immature. One minute she runs when he tries to kiss her the next she's trying to seduce him. She gave me whiplash so bad. I would feel sorry for any man in real life if a female acted like the FL. Besides that it was a comical show. All in all it was alright. Hints the 3 stars.

I had a lot of hope for this show but the FL is way to childish for me. I couldn't get on board with any type of romance with the ML and FL due to how childish she acted. It also seem like she wanted only monetary stuff from him. Picture a 14yr and a 30ish year old, thats how their characters were displayed. It was weird. Poor production. I did like the bro-romance between the Goblin and the Grim Reaper it was the only part of the show I liked.

Late to the show, but here are my thoughts. I understand that not all K-dramas are the same, but I’m noticing a trend where women are portrayed as naive and sheltered. In this particular show, the female lead kept fighting her feelings, and while she had her justifications, she ultimately deceived him and then acted as if nothing had happened—even though he had genuine feelings for her. To put it frankly, she was being a tease, leading him on, and acting like a 12-year-old. All the running and hiding came off as extremely immature. And don’t even get me started on her so-called friend—who confesses her feelings for someone, sleeps with him, and then blows him off the next day. Rude! Honestly, I’m kind of glad it was only 12 episodes. The show became annoying after a while. In real life, she was screaming red flags. She just kept lying. It wasn’t even clear what the issue was with her not being able to be with him. Maybe I don’t get it, seeing as a CEO isn’t trying to get with me, but if he did, and I genuinely liked him and he liked me back, I wouldn’t be rude. What’s wrong with Secretary Kim? That was way more realistic and reasonable than this show.

This was my 2nd Kdrama to ever watch and needless to say I've been hooked every since. Absolutely loved this show along with The Kings Affection. Still out of all the shows I've watched to include Cdrama's. This one by far was the best.

Not even 15 mins into an episode. Not sure which one and don't care. That Scott dude is a douch. I don't care who you are or how much money you have, why do you talk to people like that. Don't recommend. You'll just sit there listening to Scott complain about budget and the house not being done quick enough. From the look of your car Scott it doesn't look like your hurting on money.