I am not sure how I feel about this drama. In general, I go to TV to escape and be entertained and enthralled and be surprised. And K-drama romance is absolutely fabulous for this purpose. But this story is not a romance. Itโs more about the power and beauty of family love and the process of loss. Grief is a hard thing for me to view. I didnโt know much about this story before I started watching because I hate any type of spoilers. As my husband and I watched, I could tell that the show took itself very seriously for a ghost story and was not going to bring Yu-ri back to Kang-hwa and I hated that! I put myself into her character and I felt like I would want my grieving spouse to see me again and drop to his knees and beg for me to stay and never let me go rather than go home to his pretty second wife and be in a stupor for a month. But as I said, this story is not a romance, itโs about the love we have for our children and what we are willing to sacrifice for them. I liked the characters and felt that the acting was pretty good. The storyโs progression compelled me and yet it frustrated and annoyed and angered me. It was lovely that everyone was spending the whole show worrying about everyone elseโs feelings but the lack of clear communication in the midst of all this pain was agonizing. However, in the end I was surprisingly satisfied and felt okay about it all. Not my favorite show and not something Iโd recommend to a friend going through the death of a spouse, but it did give me something to think about.