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Fair enough, I’m in the same boat, I prefer it the way it is. I’d lose interest. If they did something like "Sell Your Haunted House", I think it could be interesting, but it just doesn't fit the cast. I can't quite explain why it wouldn't work with the cast, or how they’d even pull off something similar to "Haunted House".

I actually thought about that, but I didn't want to include it in the comment because it would have been too long 😂

I feel like the drama is going to start giving more prominence to the corporate side, judging by the preview for episode 5, but while maintaining the main dynamic, which is "horror." I'm hoping they make this part interesting and that it complements the main theme of the drama.

I think she believes him because he’s the son of the potential mayor—or maybe the president, I don't remember(And with that, he can really help her inherit the hotel). But even so, I find it hard to believe that in a real-life situation like this she would trust someone who killed his own girlfriend. It seems ridiculous even just reading about it. This is one of those cases where the writers treat us like idiots.

I totally get what you mean, but for me, it doesn't make sense to dislike those characters, the ones that come to mind are so idiotic that I find them funny rather than annoying. Anyway, we probably won't know if they were truly necessary to the story until around episodes 7 or 8. And judging by the preview for episode 4, the congressman's son will likely be the first test of whether he was actually needed in the script.

So, he’s a funny character. I think people are complaining about the second male lead or the protagonist's cousin, not characters like him who are fun to have in the story. Besides, you’d have to be really bitter to hate Pil-dong 😂

I don't get why people are annoyed with the supporting characters. If the drama only featured the leads, without external factors and focusing solely on horror and romance, by episode 8 everyone would be complaining that it was repetitive and boring. The Asian drama community can be a bit extreme lol.

The premise and the first episode were really good, I hope it keeps up the quality.

The drama starts off funny right in the first two minutes, with a woman weighing maybe 40–50 kg beating up a guy lol.

The last drama I watched that left me feeling anxious during the final episode, simply because I didn't want it to end and knew I’d miss it.
Final rating: 9.0. A truly good drama that you have to give a try.

Okay, I judged too soon but come on, it's a shared house, communication should have been a priority from the start, not just something that comes up after something happens.

It's weird seeing people act like jerks and then act normal, and it's all good... just make up your mind whether you're going to be a jerk or a nice person lol.

People forget that this type of drama, especially nowadays, rarely delivers anything better than mediocrity at best. Yet they still expect the leads to be memorable and the script to be a top-tier romance. 🥀

Skip all the boring parts and you'll be fine.

The things a needy or insecure person will do... I can't imagine myself kneeling on the ground for any woman-it's bizarre...

It’s bound to work out eventually 😂

It’s scary seeing two male leads and only Park Eun Bin as the female lead, but I have to give it a chance for her...

Based on the first three episodes, the plot is pretty predictable, but it’s still a fun, lighthearted drama. It’s a perfect palate cleanser from heavier stuff, which is really working for me in contrast to Reverend Insanity.

Well, ever since I first saw her in Parallel World I already thought that, but I only commented on Blossom because, going back to episode 18 where I left off, she gave me the same vibe as the first time I saw the protagonist of The Double.

Watching the drama again to finish it, I realize that Meng Zi Yi is among the most beautiful leading ladies I've seen in Chinese dramas, it's like seeing Wu Jin Yan in The Double again...