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I wonder what motivates people who give ratings after watching just one episode.

I finally started watching it, and I already know it's a masterpiece 👍🏼

To be honest, I think the first soul swap happened when Shin Seo-ri had her “accident” as a child. After the accident, she suddenly couldn’t act anymore, as if she were a different person; she didn’t remember the accident. The memory that has now returned is hers. Also, I don’t think she’ll go back to Joseon, because she’s in her original body now but doesn’t remember it.

Oh, and he just happened to get her mother’s old number? I know numbers can be recycled, but my point is that out of all the numbers he could have gotten, he happened to get the one she knows. K-dramas can have a lot of plot holes, and I usually ignore them, but this is just too unrealistic.

Or the fact that he changed his phone number and ended up with the exact same one her mother used to have.

I've noticed in a few dramas that if something bad happens to someone because of a product being advertised, the person doing the advertising gets blamed instead of the creator. That makes no f*cking sense.

Disney+ offers almost no dramas in my country. This year is even worse.

This is a masterpiece!! It deserves a much higher rating.

The best response to such people is to ignore them. It's just a troll seeking attention in the wrong way

So what are you doing here? Don’t like it? Then don’t watch it. It looks brilliant and, at this stage, deserves top ratings.

Calling this shit “melodrama” is an insult to the genre.

Definitely not. It’s shorter than other K-dramas, but it’s still not worth it. I really like melodramas, but this one is awful. I recommend Call It Love or My Mister instead 😁

The last episode didn't even try to save the situation and was the worst.

Only the first few episodes are good. After that, the plot becomes annoying and illogical. FL is the worst-written one.

This story would be much better as a movie.

No, I'm giving up on this. I really like this actress's performance, and the first two episodes were pretty good, but the plot isn't engaging.

Such a boring and annoying drama. It looked promising at first, but it completely fell flat. There have been a lot of K-dramas like that lately.

Why has Viki been using those shitty AI subtitles lately? It’s impossible to watch this comfortably in Polish.

This is the first K-drama in a long time that I've been watching every episode of and that I'll miss. It's a perfect example of why it's better to make more episodes.

No longer 12 episodes, but only 10. I hope that at least this drama won't flop like most others lately 😅