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Thanks! +1 to my Plan-to-Watch list ^^

Thank you so much ^^

Wait, wait... Where did you find the last episode ? Please, tell me, I'm dying from waiting ToT

If you like gender-bender romantic comedies, yes. And if you liked the manga HanaKimi (although this is not an adaptation), you'll like it even more ^^

You will soon understand why... Sorry to tell you that - really sorry - but you're wasting your time watching this drama. And this comes from someone who really liked it at first. There is just no end. I'm not talking about a rushed ending but an unfinished ending...
PS: Just so you know, I first rated it 8/10 but dropped it to 1 after that last episode.

Lol, that's why I said 4 episodes ! They tend to leave the ending for the first 5 minutes of the next week ^^ My bad, I should have warned you...

I think there might be some later in the drama, but if there is, it won't be the focus anyway.

There's roughly one case every two episodes so you can start with 4 ;)

I actually think it's very different from BOF. The summary is similar but that's only the starting point. This one is sweet and funny right from the start. Ming Xiao Xi does get in trouble with the Elite Union but we can see right away that Mu Liu Bing has a crush on her. The only evil character is Tie Sha Xing and that's out of jealousy, not really because XiaoXi is poor.

Thank you both for your answers

Hi, is this mainly a medical drama ?
I usually don't like medical dramas but this one's rating seems to be good and it says there is action and romance too. So, if it's more about action and romance than medicine, I might give it a try. Can you help me decide please ?

It was prosecutor Oh Jae Won's accomplice ;)

Sure... Don't worry, there is a end to the whole story. It's just that the ending suggests the possibility of another season. If you want to know who is the culprit, check my comment bellow this one.

Sure, sorry, I might have done that when I was 10 YEARS OLD. Geez, you don't know when to stop. And for your information, no, you don't have the right to insult people. That's reprehensible in quite a lot of countries and I dare say in Canada and Japan too. If you're 50, that's even worse. I shall be the one not responding. At your age, you're beyond redemption. Think what you want, I won't care anymore.

Ok, I was checking the synopsis of this drama and started looking at the comment section. AND I just got VERY angry after reading your comment. Should I say all men are liars and only ever think with their dick ? Or worse, that they're all potential rapist ?What's with this generalization ? If you yourself think you're not one of those, do accept that all women are not "whores" or like hitting men. Actually, quite the majority despise that too. If you ever encountered such ill woman, sorry for you but that's no reason to insult others. With that kind of thinking, if you ever met your ideal woman, she won't even give you a chance. As I'm writting, I'm starting to calm down a bit. Let me tell you something, when I was 15, I litterally though "all men are wolves". But as I grew up, I understood how stupid and arrogant that was. After all, my own father wasn't like that and some childhood friends neither. Plus, if I considered male stereotypes to be true, I should have also accepted female ones, among which those you mentioned. But you see, I'm not like that and my friends are not either. I only one or twice encountered such women so I'm not saying they don't exist but, please, just learn how to recognise and avoid them and stop insulting others.

Well, she is annoying at first but she changes for the better later. Though maybe not for good reasons at first so I don't even know if you'll like her. But you can also watch the story for the plot and not for the romance, it will still be very interesting.

Please, I want a season 2 with Soo Ha as a cop... It would be so interesting with his mind-reading.

Calm down, please.
Ceki91, just calmly accept this one critic. I understand your point since, in french, we tend to often use hyperboles. But I noticed while speaking to native english-speakers that some words are usually understood for what it is and only that. The exemple I once came across was the word "agression" (like "Please, stop agressing me !"). In french, this term can be used for exemple when you speak to someone with anger. But when I used it in that context, the american woman I spoke to didn't understand what I meant. It seems to hold a stronger meaning in english.
I think we have kind of the same problem here, a simple misunderstanding due to different cultures and their usage of language.

I have to agree with Ceki91. The problem with this kind of scene being too present in dramas is that it slowy becomes the norm for whoever watches it. It's ok as long as you remember dramas are not the reality. Unfortunately, for younger audience, it's not always so evident.
A friend of mine had to go through the sudden kiss thing at her workplace. Believe me, unless it's someone you like, you will NEVER find it romantic. It can actually be quite scary. "What will he do the next time I see him ? How far does he intend to go ?" When it happened to me a few months later with someone I had just met, all I could think of was : "Get your disgusting saliva away from me !" That's the kind of question going through your head when you experience something like that. Nothing romantic. And in dramaland, it's not just the main character who does that. They often use it as a sort of confession. So it's like saying : "Let me first kiss you, you'll tell me after that if it's ok with you." For a man to take the initiative is okay, but he has to stop if the woman shows any sign of rejection. After this happened to my friend and I, I see the sudden kisses in a whole different light...

You're right about that but sometimes western dramas tend to make the bad guy into someone "cool" for being like that which I don't like. One good point about most asian dramas is that even if the guy is bad at first, he becomes good and very nice at the end. Maybe not sweet but very caring.

(Personnally, I'm actually less invested in asian dramas about happy endings. Sometimes, you can just fell it's going to be a sad but beautiful ending, so it's still alright.)