Cho Na

Perhaps my article can help since I tried to write a balance between the weight of the topic but also the lightheartedness the drama brings. If the ones you want recommend are not on MDL, they can still read this article. Just link the IP address if this article is no longer feature in the home page. Besides, as I wrote, watchers can skip any case they are uncomfortable to watch.

Okay, I think I understand what you meant. I don't think the drama want to put responsibility on the people who want to commit suicide about the family members they leave behind, but more to make them consider the point of view of family members. Let me give you an example: the musician Woo Jin. When he was small his mom died and after the dad telling little Woo Jin that he kills his mom the dad committed suicide. The dad only see misery from his point of view losing his wife, but forget his son has his own point of view. Since then Woo Jin carry his own perspective that he causes the death of his parents. And with the death of his uncle and family and later Na Young he comes into conclusion that he brings death to everyone close to him.

Thank you for sharing your personal story. I hope you're fully recover.

I have watched till Ep 8 and I realize the plot line so far is to keep the RM Team as crisis management only from the afterlife side. It means they will just prevent the suicide happens supernaturally, and punish some culprits here and there, but the story won't touch the healing of the people or the drama will deviate from the original plot. However, as I noticed the drama also focuses on how ask people for help and not be ourselves. For example as the closing theme stating about turning on the red light (asking people for help and keep pressing if the solution is temporary). In some cases people hiding their problems and from outside seems everything is fine with the individuals. Support system are important (for example the bulimia case).

I'm a binge-watcher too actually, especially I'm particular over specific ending I prefer. But once I found a drama that I really like to promote I will watch several first episode and write a CW article about it ;D. So, if you're like me, particular with ending preference, I think it's better you wait. But I also binge because I'm forgetful, and I will forget what the last episode's story about. However, this drama is case by case, so far I watched till Ep 8 and no case is related, although the main plot keeps revealing little by little. So, watching it while it's currently airing is fine too, since you don't have to remember a lot of details. Also, some cases are quite serious, binge watching all cases at once may be quite heavy...

So I understand your question but I can't answer in Spanish. I read in Youtube that although they also released one by one, but all songs will be released by the end of the drama, including the intro ;D

Well, when the RM Team get their information on a suicide prospect, they are only given the picture, name, birth date, occupation, and the percentage of negative energy (the higher the most likely they commit suicide). They have to find out themselves why someone wants to kill themselves. So, the RM Team have to know what happened in someone's past. That's where the trips to the past needed, in some cases. But there are various ways for them to find out someone's past, hence this drama is quite creative with those ways.
So far, there is also the main plot concerning the main characters that happen in the past. But it's not clearly revealed yet ;D.

Shall we hope to see him more in the upcoming episodes? Based on our prediction ;D

Thank you. Hopefully so ;D. I noticed there is a group people who wanted to watch because they're fan of the Fantasy genre or the actors (Rowoon and Lee Soo Hyuk I noticed) but then after finding out how serious it is (from Ep 1 and 2) and they dropped the drama. Another group see the suicide theme and avoid it. This drama put the sensitive issue and humor side by side, it's quite a difficult project. Hopefully it works ;D

Which case "the blaming that family of person who wants to commit suicide " is that?

When I watched the first case and how they solved it (when Goo Ryun basically punishes the bullies and exposed the bullying case to the public), I was like... "really, that's too easy". And I was thinking "what if there is no (supernatural) solutions like that? She [the victim] will still have to face the bully, right?" The same with Ep 7, how Goo Ryun handles the office bully, that's another supernatural solution. When I read the 3 first cases on the Webtoon, the solutions are supernatural. The author didn't go to an in-depth detail to resolve the case psychologically, and opted to go the supernatural way. So I was thinking, this drama is not meant to be a Psychological genre (neither the Webtoon is). Imo it's more for suicide awareness to the public, idk probably South Korea needs this kinda warning due to the fast moving modern society...

Thank you. Same as you, so far, episode 6 is my most touching case, since I have a soft spot for the people's group and episode 5 is my most second. I'm glad I waited till episode 6 was out to finish the article, as you know I used a lot of pictures from that episode ;D

Thank you! I'm surprised that it actually creative enough to tackle each case differently. They don't use the same method for each case. If you struggle with an issue, make sure you read trigger warning. If not in the tags some kindhearted viewers will put them in the comment section, so you can skip the case.

Don't trust it. I heard from the Admin sometime ago there's even a bug for the rating. Like the answer below. Some dramas are not even released but people can already rate them.

His webtoon's character also picks nose. No reason.

I love the previous title: "All I need is love and a cup of coffee". But they changed it :(

Raphael/Sung Hoon?

In the versions you watched who she'll end up with? Spoil me ;D

Grandpa Lee Young Chun fought in Korea War, which is between North Korea and South Korea. At that time, South Korea was just a new country of a few years. The military was still weak. He, and many others, volunteered to fight. Without their contributions, South Korea would lose and would be under totalitarian communist North Korea. Communism does not believe religious stuff like after life, hell, reincarnation, etc. Jumadeung is an afterlife entity. If the belief ceases to exist, so is Jumadeung.
So... with the freedom in South Korea... now you can enjoy watching Kdramas.

If they cut out a bunch of things than it's no longer 'strange things', lol

Me too, I picked PJG! I have watched hundreds of romance dramas, rarely I shipped 2 people so hard like this one, and this is not even a romance drama!