Getting interesting

Just when you think is the magician and Yoon Ah Yi's relationship going to be made into something romantic, the show tries to correct itself. Otherwise it was a bit iffy considering she's portraying a high school student. I'm happy that they didn't turn Na Il Deung into an entirely jealous lover and allowed him to quickly redeem himself. Though both men are playing the cliche roles of saviour men while Ah Yi is portraying the poor helpless female. Still looking to see where this goes and how the case of the missing girl turns out. Is she someone the magician knew and they are simply forcing us to believe he was involved in her disappearance.

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Halfway: Don't Stop Believing

I thought it lost me when poor little In Yeop went rotten in episode two, but he's back and better than ever. i really got put through it for a bit when it looked like the magician was interested in Ah Yi romantically, but it corrected that. I still wish that whole interaction had not happened because it felt like a cheap plot device to get the high school boy to go bad, but now that he is doing magic lessons too, it looks like it will turn around. My guess for the rest of the show is that the high school boy will get burnt out by school and start embracing his inner child with the other two. She is obviously going to become the next magician, and Ji Chang Wook will idk go somewhere. He's obviously involved in whatever disappearance is going on right now, but I don't think he is the perpetrator. I hope this school thing does not come between are cute couple after we finally got some cute moments between them!

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