Did you see? We’re ok. It’s typical Asian drama trope, dead not dead. But I have to wonder where he got the…
I was shocked when it turned out he was alive and there was no blood, 😂😂 but it doesn't matter; I liked the episode and am excited to see them working together 🔥🔥
Do you remember Phantom Lawyer? He also died but then came back in the next episode.
Unfortunately, I haven't watched the series, but do you mean he returned as a human or as a ghost? Hopefully, in this series, he comes back as a human and they don't drag it out.
I'm pretty sure he is not dead. the trailer of next episode only showing the ML is just to bait ppl to think that.…
I hope so, because his absence from the promo for the next episode is suspicious. It's possible that when she left the hospital, his pulse returned, but he's still not fully conscious, as we saw when he appeared as a temporary ghost
What a plot twist 😮—the protagonist dies in the very first episodes! I hope he comes back to life and solves the cold cases with Yuri's help; I don't want him to just be a temporary ghostly lover who only returns to life at the very end of the series.
my favorite Korean movie rating is so low . I’m glad I already watch it before knowing mdl otherwise I might…
Exactly; tastes differ. A movie you like might not appeal to me, and one I like might not appeal to you—and so on. Why do we get so caught up in these matters?
For the first time, I hate the grandfather in Chinese and Asian dramas; he is the reason for their breakup. The male lead had accepted that she had taken advantage of him and understood her situation, but the grandfather told her to break up with him—isn't that the kind of thing a mother usually says in dramas? 😂😂
Also him: "Just say you love me, and I’ll forgive you 😂😂💔💔