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Even Cho Young said to him when she was alive, that death isn't what matters, it's the memories that you make. What if she'd died of old age? Was he going to spend hundreds of years chasing the Grim Reaper around the countryside?

I was SHOCKED by how good it was, because I thought it was going to be absolute trash and I only started watching it for shits and giggles.

I read a summary of the webtoon, and I don't understand why they didn't just stick with that - it sounds so much better than the direction they've taken.

And all for a woman he knew for about 5 seconds 🙄

It's one of my favourite dramas I've watched from any country, ever, and I'm 45. Only thing I didn't like was the director/actress relationship, but everything else just felt so well thought out and meaningful.

I related to his character so much. I in my 40s, living a life of quiet desperation, not feeling like I could talk to anyone because I was everyone else's support person. Even though the plots are different, the emotions were so much the same that I felt like they were telling MY story, and that he was me. It was a deeply personal experience, and I think that's why I cried so much. I felt SEEN, for probably the first time in my life. It's maybe kind of weird that it was a drama that did it, but Mr Lee has held a place in my heart since then for his wonderful, sensitive performance.

Mr Lee, your presence in this drama is one of the things that made it so special to so many people. You will be missed, and remembered. Rest in Peace.

I know. All the netizens who apparently require every celebrity to be as pure as the driven snow, meanwhile giving themselves a pass on their own vile behaviour. Makes my blood boil. My Mister is possibly my most beloved drama, and I sobbed the first time I watched it, it hit home so hard. I don't know how long it will be before I can watch it again, knowing that a life was destroyed because people couldn't keep their noses out of someone else's business.

I'm on holidays at the moment and was planning on rewatching it..I can't do it now. I cried enough watching it before, it's just too much now. He will be so missed.

It's a very special drama to me too. It has a sort of quiet, painful beauty to it. I want to rewatch it, but I think it would break me.

Well said.

I always thought the mural that hangs behind MIL's table looks ked like a huge blood splatter. Seemed particularly appropriate in that final, stunning shot of her.

It does now, but not when I watched it.

Not in Australia. Prime completely ignores us for about 95% of its new content. Shits me when I see that a series is going to them.

This had so many tropes and themes that I readily sign up for, but holy moly, please just skip to the end already. and the FL forgetting that she's really good at martial arts? I need a redundancy payout IMMEDIATELY, with trauma pay on top, tyvm.

I know, and occasionally I do, but it's a struggle to admit defeat 🤣

I didn't watch that one, thankfully. I've been punished enough this year 🤣

The longer this drama went on, the more I felt like I was at work and in a meeting that should have been an email.

Oh, and I have to ask, why does the hospital not seem bothered that a very famous celebrity has popped out of their morgue not once, but TWICE? Most people are not going to assume ghosts/spirits, heads would be rolling because you've apparently at least twice put a live body in your morgue.

I liked the ending because in their past and current life they kept saying how it would have been if they had met as ordinary people. And then they get their wish granted. I found the second half of this drama less interesting than watching paint dry, but I did like that ending. After 1500 years, their wish is finally granted.