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Replying to Warwizard23 Jan 27, 2026
Title Spring Fever Spoiler
FL looked stunning today. I don't get the reason why he's hiding the woman's identity from her. 🤨Lying about…
he didn't really lying.
he swore in the past to erase her entirely, for him she is non-existent.

but when she suddenly appeared again after quite some years, what is she? old acquintance of yours, who just contact you trying to sell insurance.
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On Spring Fever Jan 27, 2026
Title Spring Fever
Love the 3 things he have to say to her to end the date, lol.
make sure to balance your carbs, protein, and fat, gurlls!!

the third things she hesitant to told him, is his hairstyle!!
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Replying to rita Jan 26, 2026
can someone please explain to me what happend in ep 6 when they parted ways ?i couldnt understand what he meant…
in short,
1.) Mu-Hee's insecure feeling threatened with Ji-Seon's news.
2.) Ho-Jin told Mu-Hee that he have move on from Ji-Seon.
3.) Ho-Jin thought that Mu-Hee's feeling to him is not genuine.

Ho-Jin is already moved-on from Ji-Seon. He said it to Mu-Hee, that is why she cried later on, knowing her insecure feeling led her mistaken the situation and blabbering to make things worse.

Ho-Jin didn't directly said to Mu-Hee that he like her, but he imply it. Some words from him keep suggesting that to Mu-Hee.

Ho-Jin already open his heart, and about to move to next chapter with Mu-Hee.

But he thought Mu-Hee's effort is manythings except genuine feeling. He thought her effort is just to regain her pride after Ho-Jin's previous rejection.

He thought her effort is just to satisfy her curiousity about him after his rejection, something like her ego made her did it, not her heart. (they speak about it twice in ep07).

Ho-Jin is really genuine with her, he is just about to close his horror romance with Ji-Seon, just to be played by Mu-Hee.

To make it more complicated between them two, Mu-Hee's language usually contradictive with her meaning, or how she feel. While Ho-Jin is type of person who take words as literal meaning, he can't read emotion underneath it.

both speak same literal language, but different emotional language.
And us audience can't understand Netflix's language.
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Replying to UncreativeName Jan 26, 2026
I did not see the first twist coming that they would make Do Ra Mi manifest herself in real life as a split personality.…
Do Rami is Mu Hee. Mu Hee is the mask she wear to be accepted by people. Remember when Do Rami kept injecting words to hide and to run away? That is how she brainwash to restrain herself. Overtime she became Mu Hee that we meet.

Do Rami was temporarily silent after she exploded in the lift, because that actual Mu-Hee expressing her deep thought.

She isn't normal to begin with, it's part of her personality. She is very direct and impulsive, her obsessive thought passed down from her mother. They not just share their looks, but probably some degree of craziness. It just Mu-Hee succesfully restrict her crazy part until her sudden rise in popularity.

She anxious that people will know her crazy part, then it become worse when she anxious that Ho-Jin know her crazy part.

it can explain her dual identity because it not really dual identity to begin with, but it can't explain why she lost memory when Impulsive Do Rami take over.

It made me thinking.
Her mom use pregnancy to tie down Mu-Hee's dad, what if Mu-Hee faking some part of her psyhological condition to get sympathy from Ho-Jin? to tie him down, just like what her mom did.

That is why she went by herself to meet her mom, to ask more advice, lol.
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Replying to Ethaire Jan 26, 2026
j'en suis au début de l'épisode 7 et franchement que c'est rafraichissant de voir la FL courir après le ML,…
Another character that i remember FL chasing ML, is Go Moon Young from It's Okay Not To Be Okay. Moon Young and Mu Hee have similiraties.
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Replying to danny_ang Jan 25, 2026
Her obsessive thought passed down from her mother.At 1st episode it shown she throw her dignity away to chase…
The show is like a poet about misunderstanding. Mistranslation.

The way you say it, you expect different kind of show.
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Replying to Shannon Jan 25, 2026
Just finished this. Wow that was not what I was expecting, haha. Like, I enjoyed it, I'm a huge fan of Kim Seonho…
Can This Love Be Translated? fit to their story.

Can This Drama Be Translated? fit to global audience and Netflix, literally.
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Replying to gcfullsun Jan 25, 2026
i hate dropping series i already started but this show is just a humiliation ritual for cha muhee that i can't…
Her obsessive thought passed down from her mother.

At 1st episode it shown she throw her dignity away to chase the chef. She throw her dignity again when she received kindness from Ho-Jin.

She is craved for love, and she have obsessive thought. You can still dislike it, but the show have explained why she shamelessly chasing Ho-Jin.
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Replying to Tomo Jan 25, 2026
I don’t understand why the ml is so hung up on the 2nd fl because from whats been shown up until episode 3 he’s…
he is type of guy who didn't easily swayed. When he like someone, he is so serious to the point he plant his root so deep, so it won't easily moved.

yes that's like opposite to him being smart and calculated. but that's human emotion.

he tried to move on from Ji-Seon, but he failed, that's why he called his romance is horror. even for someone who is smart, he sometimes find it hard to control his emotion over someone.

When Ji-Seon is with his brother, his feeling is no more romance feeling, more like a mix of regret, curiosity, and unsatisfactory of leaving something unfinish. His romance with Ji-Seon was left unresolved, he have unfinished business with himself in the past, it haunting feeling for someone like him, it bug him.

Probably another reason he failed to move on, because he have no one to rebound.
then Mu-Hee enter the picture.

Mu-Hee, and Ji-Seon have similarities, both are spontaneous, and Ho-Jin met them both during traveling. He is hesitant to cross the railtrack in Japan (move on from Ji-Seon), he is about to cross but Mu-Hee told him to chase Ji-Seon.

When he arrive in that tower, where Ji-Seon supposedly there, he made up his mind, that he have to stop (stop his clingy feeling to the past).

from here is totally my assumption : when he arrived in SK, he have Mu-Hee in his mind, it's not totally replace Ji-Seon, but he begin to think about other woman.

then news about Mu-Hee's comatose spread, and reach him. That kinda explain why he visiting Mu-Hee several times when she is in hospital.

Young-U counted that Ho-Jin visited 3 times, but it can be more without him knowing. this is the end of my assumption.

when Ho-Jin and Mu-Hee reunited again, he is hesitant about Mu-Hee because her popularity is like a storm to his quiet life.
To complicate more, he as overthinking person, need time to process his own feeling. Is his feeling to Mu-Hee is genuine, or just want to seek a rebound? Is he genuine or just attracted to Mu-Hee's emotion? Is he genuine or he pity her? etc etc.
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Replying to _Shinigami_ Jan 24, 2026
It's a sweet drama, I enjoyed it. The actors did a great job, and the scenery was beautiful. The only thing that…
he need time to digest, even if he liked her. He need longer time than common people to process everything. While she is the opposite, she kept bursting into his personal space.

he like calm and quiet, while she and her world is so noisy. they're totally opposite.

You can see him discomfort with her since episode 01.
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Replying to bluefoxx Jan 23, 2026
Could someone please explain what happened in episode 6? After Ju Ho Jin spoke with Sin Jo Seom, he ran after…
Netflix's translation adding more confusion.

in short,
1.) Mu-Hee's insecure feeling threatened with Ji-Seon's news.
2.) Ho-Jin told Mu-Hee that he have move on from Ji-Seon.
3.) Ho-Jin thought that Mu-Hee's feeling to him is not genuine.

Ho-Jin is already moved-on from Ji-Seon. He said it to Mu-Hee, that is why she cried later on, knowing her insecure feeling led her mistaken the situation and blabbering to make things worse.

Ho-Jin already open his heart, and about to move to next chapter with Mu-Hee.

But he thought Mu-Hee's effort is manythings except genuine feeling. He thought her effort is just to regain her pride after previous Ho-Jin's rejection.

He thought her effort is just to satisfy her curiousity about him after his rejection, something like her ego made her did it, not her heart.

While Ho-Jin is really genuine with her, he is just about to close his horror romance with Ji-Seon, just to be played by Mu-Hee.

to make it more complicated between them two, Mu-Hee's language usually contradictive with her meaning, or how she feel. While Ho-Jin is type of person who take words as literal meaning, he can't read emotion underneath it.

both speak same literal language, but different emotional language.
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Replying to danny_ang Jan 23, 2026
1st : it's you2nd : it's you3rd : it's youall that reasons you said, begin with "i", it's your pov, you…
i agree that they simplify the mental health issue.

This drama have it's own version of DID.
i'm not forcing what i thought, but her disorder here is like plot device for story telling.

i add what i saw, and how i interpreted it.

1.) Mu-Hee is never a normal person, she have her disorder passed down from her mom.

Mu-Hee also have obsessive behavior like her mom, that explain why Mu-Hee crazily chase her ex oversea to Japan, when she herself can't even speak Japanese. She did crazy things normal people won't. She throw her dignity to confront her ex, because she have this obssesive thought passed down from her mom.

Mu-Hee is partly crazy. She know it, that is why she grew anxiety what if the world know it?

What if Ho-Jin, the person she like, know she is crazy?

2.) Mu-Hee that we meet, is the mask.

Actual Mu-Hee is that crazy her who have obsessive thought, and doing things impulsively. After her family's accident, she learn how to restrict her self. She learn how to hide her self, that is why there is constant whisper in her mind to runaway, to hide as usual.

3.) Mu-Hee have obsessive thought.

That explain why she chase the chef to Japan. That explain why she shamlessly keep coming to Ho-Jin.

Her mom, have that obsessive thought. The show explained with how her mom use pregnancy to keep her lover, Mu-Hee's dad.
When they are family with Mu-Hee, once again Mu-Hee's dad about to leave her again, that is why her mom have that crazy thought : "if i can't have you, let us die together as a family."

4.) Her disorder became worse after sudden rise of popularity, then 2nd trigger when she is affraid that Ho-Jin will know her crazy part then abandon her like everyone else.

After visiting doctor in Japan, Mu-Hee have this constant thought of insecurities, how Ho-Jin will react, if he know her more?

That thought become burden for her, and she is hesitant to tell him. That is when Impulsive Do Rami begin to take over.

When Mu-Hee finally shared that burden to Ho-Jin, her burden is gone, and so is Do Rami.

This drama have it own version of DID.
The way i interpreted it, Do Rami gone not because Ho-Jin's care, (maybe some part of it) but Do Rami is manifestation of Mu-Hee's burden.

When the burden is gone, and so is Do Rami. Mu-Hee herself is not cured, because Do Rami is her. Do Rami that we see onscreen is visual storytelling. Do Rami's behavior is part of Mu-Hee.

Mu-Hee's ex, the chef with the pregnant lady, probably have revealed her crazy side, not just her relation with her family. That is why the pregnant lady called Mu-Hee as miserable woman.

That Mu-Hee's part. would you elaborate about Ho-Jin?
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Replying to danny_ang Jan 23, 2026
it's not a simple delusion. probably you'll like it more when knowing it all.
this is drama version of DID.

the way i saw it, there is two Do Rami that appear on screen.
Do Rami the hate comment, and
Do Rami the impulsive.
Both are related, but appear on different situation because they triggered by different things.

well i can't say further, but would like to know what you thought when everything is revealed.
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Replying to danny_ang Jan 23, 2026
1st : it's you2nd : it's you3rd : it's youall that reasons you said, begin with "i", it's your pov, you…
yes, that is why i said your personal taste prevent yo u to look deeper.

your disliking prevent you to look deeper. i'm not questioning objectivity, im not talking about right or wrong.

in short.
Both characters here are complex, and your comment oversimplify them both.
I asked you about Mu-Hee's not as a test, i really like to know more what you thought about her, so maybe i can add what i interpreted.
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Replying to Bree Lee-Moss Jan 23, 2026
I'm still on ep 7, wasn't expecting the split personality twist, excited when Mu Hee and Ho Jin will ever realized…
it's not a simple delusion. probably you'll like it more when knowing it all.
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Replying to danny_ang Jan 23, 2026
1st part is about them mistranslating eachother.2nd part is about him learning her language through her past,…
Netflix's translation adding more confusion.

in short,
1.) Ho-Jin thought that Mu-Hee's feeling to him is not genuine.
2.) Ho-Jin told Mu-Hee that he have move on from Ji-Seon.

Ho-Jin is already moved-on from Ji-Seon. He said it to Mu-Hee, that is why she cried later on, knowing her insecure feeling led her mistaken the situation and blabbering to make things worse.

Ho-Jin already open his heart, and about to move to next chapter with Mu-Hee.

But he thought Mu-Hee's effort is manythings except genuine feeling. He thought her effort is just to regain her pride after previous Ho-Jin's rejection.

He thought her effort is just to satisfy her curiousity about him after his rejection, something like her ego made her did it, not her heart.

While Ho-Jin is really genuine with her, he is just about to close his horror romance with Ji-Seon, just to be played by Mu-Hee.

to make it more complicated between them two, Mu-Hee's language usually contradictive with her meaning, or how she feel. While Ho-Jin is type of person who take words as literal meaning, he can't read emotion underneath it.

Once again, both speak same literal language, but different emotional language.
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Replying to danny_ang Jan 23, 2026
1st part is about them mistranslating eachother.2nd part is about him learning her language through her past,…
their conversation before separation when in Canada?
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Replying to gia Jan 23, 2026
WTF IS SHE DOING IN EPISODE 8. im actually so pissed off right now i thought this was going to be good but the…
1st part is about them mistranslating eachother.
2nd part is about him learning her language through her past, trauma, anxiety, etc. it's like 2 different vibes, but its good storytelling.

both attracted to eachother, both speak same language, but they keep mistranslate it. So us audience saw it as push and pull along the show.

oh and between those 2 part, Ho-Jin begin to speak her language when he agree that they saw "rainbow".
Ho-Jin also try to speak her language when he simply threw words to encourage her, rather than explaining scientific things about aurora.

In ep07 they having conversation about their last conversation in Canada (end of ep06 that you questioning?).

end of ep10 is when he is finally able to learn her language.
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