Because Ji Hwan gave the necklace to Yeo Ri, it went against the natural order of how things were suppose to go…
I got that Min Hwan sent the text, but I don't get why Park Seung Jae didn't appear as a ghost. He called Yeo Ri before the meet-up because he wanted her to know what was happening; why would that change? And why wouldn't his ghost appear to her when, as a person, he had interacted numerous times with her? Min Hwan sending a text wouldn't preclude Park Seung Jae appearing as a ghost any more than the florist's dead brother calling her prevented him (the florist) from appearing as a ghost. It just doesn't make sense.
I don't feel we were given enough information about the necklace in the series to really grasp its significance. It's not that the information can't be extropulated from other sources, its that it wasn't provided in the show, which it should have been. That's sloppy writing.
This was mostly light and fun at first, even with the spooky aspect, but the writing has been so weak in the last several episodes that it has been a lot less fun than what we started with.
Correct me if I'm wrong (and the plot has been so all over the place that I could be wrong), but the necklace was supposed to keep away ghosts. If we had had ghosts in the last few episodes, we could have had a big moment when she got the necklace and they disappeared. Instead, we find out some weird mumbo jumbo about how she tampered with something she shouldn't have. Did the necklace enable her to do that? We aren't even told. And she gets a text rather than seeing a ghost when pulled to a vital crime scene? What in the fudgy cookies is that?
I guess the pendant she was wearing was the reason she could see the ghosts. Since Min Hwan took it back, she…
If she had been cured, it should have been a BIG deal. Instead, its been put on a backburner. And a ghost telling us something about with the woman with the woman with the 3% would have been helpful. Or even (especially) a ghost telling us about the art fraud situation. A murder wrapped up in there would be icing on the cake of putting an end to that branches endless scheming.
Judging from the preview, not watching today's episode. Gonna wait another whole week to see if they're gonna…
The best part of the preview is Gang Uk calling Grandma out on her nonsense and saying she's acting this way for her own peace of mind. I respect that she has her beliefs, but the shaman has been wrong before, and she should respect Gang Uk's feelings/decisions.
This has been the only drama that's captured my attention since Filling in love. I had such high expectations…
I was thinking the same thing. Why can't they find some useful ghosts who help them move the story along? Or at least some interesting ones. And Min Hwan is unhinged. I really wish they would drop that plot (obsessed and insane SML) from these dramas.
Given that the story revolves around a power struggle involving prominent figures and serious crimes, it feels…
I think they are going for a lovable underdog story and he is certainly that. However, they should at least have kept him with the ability to see ghosts or given him another edge.
And she would be curious who wants to hurt her. Like he said, if you have never been burnt, you would play with…
You mean different than she is now ? She is already curious about her past, as anyone would be, and cautious about the folks around her (as anyone with commone sense would be). But his pointing out to her what she should have figured out for herself (again, you wake up with no fingernails and no identity but otherwise intact only from violence) would have kept the wolf from the door. Instead she bring s it to the whole village.
This is really cute but also super ridiculous. He doesn’t need to tell her her past but he can say, “We have to be careful. Someone obviously tried to hurt you and we want to avoid that happening again. “ Instead he makes it impossible for her and those around her (doctor) to be cautious. What kind of accident burns your finger tips but nothing else on your hands? It’s clear she was beaten and while he doesn’t need to give her details, he does need to give her some cautions.
What started as a supernatural mystery quickly collapses into one of the sloppiest scripts I've seen this year.…
It's fun and not trying to be more. The hospital sequence was ridiculous (they didn't even get the outfit right) but I don't think we are expected to believe it is at all real. I'm enjoying the humor.
At first, I thought Ji Hwan was tormenting Yeo Ri when he chased away her ex but yesterday’s episode made it…
I have been wondering of Min Hwan had something to do with the brother's death. As the adopted child he might have feared he would be cut out of any real inheritance. Or he might have been jealous that Yeo Ri was close to his brother.
I don't feel we were given enough information about the necklace in the series to really grasp its significance. It's not that the information can't be extropulated from other sources, its that it wasn't provided in the show, which it should have been. That's sloppy writing.
This was mostly light and fun at first, even with the spooky aspect, but the writing has been so weak in the last several episodes that it has been a lot less fun than what we started with.
Just my .02, of course.