Day11

Out of all the dramas I've watched Kang Mi Na in, this is definitely not one of her strongest performances. She always seems to have this weird expression on her face, and it's kind of distracting.

This is exactly why strength training matters, She can't even move a 20 kg weight plate.

I'm sure that rating has external interference; There's no way people who are actually watching this drama rated it that low. This drama is 100% amazing.

Doesn't the calendar on this very page, which says "Episode 7 of 16 airing on April 3, 2026 at 7:50 AM", suggest that it might be an ONGOING drama?

I'm pretty sure it's Kim Seon and Min Hwal Seong, And the fact that she wants to go to couples therapy might just be her way of dealing with the guilt.

Sorry, but does the fact that he used to be a cop really give him the right to act like this? He's literally harassing her.

Why is he so obsessed with her? For God's sake, he's an insurance agent, not a cop, And why is he always beating up clients in those scenes? They feel so random and out of place.

I've never seen her play a woman in her 50s looking for love (to be called middle-aged).

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Why is it always the same white truck causing traffic accidents? At this point, it's kind of hilarious

Why did she even take responsibility for that baby if she's just going to neglect him? We're on ep 8 and she's still acting more like an aunt who helps sometimes, not like U Ju's actual responsible guardian.

The FL's brother.

OH MY GOD! What happened to Chae Jong Hyeop? He looks kind of sick. He used to have such a radiant presence and a face that just screamed happiness.

This is so weird. The episode is usually available on Viki around 10:30, but it's been over 7 hours and episode 5 is still not available. It shows as if it will be available tomorrow.

And trust me, the soul swap in this drama is actually necessary for the story, and they pull it off SO well, Nothing feels overacted or annoying. You can tell both actors really studied each other, and it's honestly such a pleasure to watch.

They first switch souls in ep 5, switch back at the end of ep 6, then again in ep 11 and go back to normal at the end of ep 12.

I know the year is just getting started, but I dare say this drama is already in my top 5 and even in my top 3 of my favorite dramas of 2026 IT'S SO GOOD!

I want nothing but death for Im Jae In. I think he had many chances to have a redemption arc, and yet he's still just as stupid.

I got so attached to Kang Shin Jin that by the end I didn't even want his character to fall or be punished.

The female lead can be summed up in one word: selfish. She chose to keep and raise the baby knowing exactly what it would mean, yet she's the one making a third party pay the price someone who clearly said didn't want that responsibility. While she goes on with her life, that person is the one forced to turn everything upside down so she can maintain her career without disruption.