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That's more like a meta understanding of dreams right? Like a poetic way of making something come real rather than a literal thing related to physical reality. Anyway, thank you so much for replying! This has been helpful (:

thank you! however, do you know why it was important for Orad to believe in the dream before it can be real?

Why was it important for Orad to accept/believe in the created 'dream' before it can be real?

Anyone has an in-depth analysis of the show? Was confused from ep 11 onwards LOL. Read some from the comments here but still can't bridge the gap in some parts

Who is Seol-ah really?? Like his ex that he still flirts with? He goes to her immediately when she calls, but usually it's when she has some medical situation (e.g. a few scenes where he went with her to the hospital) - so it makes me think he just feels bad to leave her alone. I still don't quite get it till the end lol

Cute but predictable. Also bonus points for Choi Min Ho's cameo and love line :p

can someone please share why the ko ah jung (the sister-in-law and mastermind of hera's sister's demise) plotted to have hera and injoon together in the first place though?? a little lost. how does she benefit if injoon is destroyed? i don't quite see how minwoo would have been able to return if injoon was destroyed because that would imply that jungho would have been in power and with jungho's character, he wouldn't keep his promise to bring minwoo back...

i loved this!!!! even though it took a while to get to the end but all the suspense and plot twists were reasonable and the love-hate relationship between the leads epitomize korean melodramas, can't complain about it. it just sucks that this show portrays the evil side of everyone... regardless of their intentions.

first of all, to each his own - let's respect that we have our own opinions and varying preferences. with that, i felt that it was draggy because the drama took a long time to make a concrete resolution. to you, they were plot twists, but to me they were unnecessary (e.g. ok, the bad guy is actually non-existent but all of a sudden he needs a face too? and then it was left as that, the screenwriter didn't even properly resolve that issue of how a non-existent character can come to life and exist in the physical realm... hmmm. and then there was how the female lead drew the comic to make it into a dream... twice! but things still failed. that was really uncalled for) i guess i had high expectations at the start when the screenwriter bravely explored this author-character dynamics but it was poorly executed in my opinion, but I guess it doesn't work for everyone!

really saw a lot of potential in this drama, but the plot got unnecessarily complicated and draggy after episode 7-8, sigh! love lee jong suk though, as usual he delivers a great performance of his character~ just a borderline plot unfortunately. i stopped after episode 11 to watch the SP instead just to find out what the ending is, and meh. sigh disappointed

good chemistry between the lead couple but the story is too forced...

please act in a drama, stop doing films!