To be honest, I was kind of disappointed with this drama, because with such an interesting main story they really didn't do much to develop it. That being said, I think Oh Ji Eun did a pretty good job acting as Ha Sun Woo and Han Na Young. Each mystery was interesting enough to keep me watching every episode and even though some were really good, there was a certain point in the middle of the show I started to get bored, because at times I felt like I was just watching filler (Han Na Young getting jealous and wanting to go shopping?) when they could have been developing the main story. They just kept on showing the same ol' flashbacks for the longest time. The last few episodes were pretty good, but I didn't really like (or get) the ending. I felt there were too many things left unexplained, such as his power to use his blood as a weapon against demons, how he got the blade, and more about his old partner. Especially since, I mainly started watching for Baek Sung Hyun (who did a pretty good job playing *****)

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Okay so overall it was a cute drama. I wanted to watch since I'm a fan of Infinite. I have to say the beginning episodes were really good and well written! However, -don't hate me guys! ^^- after a while the main plot started going downhill and became slow and repetitive. I really don't think it was necessary to drag it out to 20 episodes. I wanted to see more character development which I was only able to get with a few characters. There was also all this angst which I didn't understand where it was coming from, and other moments between the main cast which I found really hard to relate to. That being said, I hope to see Sunggyeol in more dramas, because he definitely moved up my bias list with this one~ ^^ I also enjoyed the angel world plot line and school plot lines which I wish were developed more. It had it's funny, cute, thrilling, and tear jerking moments. I really wanted to like this drama more, I really did but I kind of found myself pushing to finish.

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I liked it. Nam Goong Min aka Kwon Jae Hee really made the drama for me. (I'm a sucker for thrillers >.<) But I also really enjoyed the overall chemistry between the cast members. I think there were a lot of aspects to enjoy about this drama, especially the quirkiness of the two main characters. I was quite disappointed however, that they kinda dropped the gag comedienne angle mid-drama. I think they would have made a great team, or how great would it have been if a producer saw her on the cooking show and wanted her to have a side-corner on his/her show? Besides that, I felt even more disappointed by the fact that Cho Rim & Moo Gak's memory & senses simultaneously came back without going into the psychological depth of the matter. It would have been nice if we had seen even just one of Cho Rim's therapy appointments, and the same with Moo Gak getting treatment.

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Honestly, the last episode let me down so much, that I'm at a loss for what I'm supposed to rate this drama. I decided to give .5 for the effort. The first episode gives us a good feel for the adventure we're about to embark on. A simple girl from a small laid back town, and yet her life goes terribly wrong somewhere. I felt intrigued going from one episode to the next, I was even curious to find out more about this mysterious husband that was narrating the whole tale. I think I expected too much from this drama. I wanted to know so much more about each character than what was given but, since it's told from the point of view from one person having told a story to another, I suppose there can be some leeway given there.

However, something I look forward to the most when watching Asian dramas is character growth and development. For Furukawa Michiru, I received practically none. This young lady who was so used to her father making decisions for her, that she looked for the slightest chance of freedom and took it. However, when taking the chance, her sheltered world, and the worlds' of those around her, began to all spiral downward like an unraveling piece of thread. If your looking forward to Michiru taking control of her life, gaining independence somehow, as well as a new outlook, then look no further. It doesn't quite happen. The ending felt very rushed with only slight resolution given.

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So this is another drama that I watched a while back while it was still airing. Thinking back to this drama it actually raised my crave for more psychological references in dramas which are dearly missed. I hope there will be more dramas like this one. It was a GREAT drama, TOTALLY recommend to anyone! Great cast, great script, great chemistry like STOP reading this and go watch!-- lol okay so, if I was to have any complaints it would be that half way through the last episode it was a bit anticlimactic. And there was this filler which should have been left as a special preview and not even included lol.

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An interesting Korean remake of the original verision of the movie The Exorcist. The movie is pretty straight to the point, and there are definitely some squeamish scenes where I had to cover my eyes. However, I think what I liked the most was the balance between humor and horror, and enjoyed Kang Dong Won and Kim Yoon Suk's characters. They built up a story with a lot of substance but didn't fully develop it. I didn't truly understand the ending, so I wish there was more of an explaination on that in particular, but I suppose the writers left it open for there to be a sequel.

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I watched this drama a while back, in between dramas and actually watched it pretty quickly. However, it still seemed to drag a bit while watching. Most of the drama between the main characters happens the first episode with a few exceptions, and if I see that same ol' bicycle flash back so help me-- >.< lol.
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At any rate, I did not like Park Ha Sun's character in this, she would have been a bigger fool if she had taken Youngchul back and accepted to being Choi Ji Woo's nurse. I'm a fan of Choi Ji Woo and Lee Jung Shin was good eye-candy. Hope to see him in more dramas. ^^ Don't really think I would recommend unless you watch dramas fairly quickly otherwise I think it would probably drag a lot more. That being said I still enjoyed watching and the ending was fairly satisfying.

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So I agree, Ahn Jae Hyun was way too idle mid-way through the drama. I mean who ever heard of a surgeon not doing surgeries? However overall, I was entertained by this drama. I loved the vampire theme. For me, it was fun, thrilling, and a bit sad. I also liked the CG-3 effects which, in Korean dramas I usually don't. I felt like Ahn Jae Hyun kind of grew as an actor with this drama, since this was kind of his break out role. I hope to see him develop even more as an actor in his future projects. The very end though was a bit flippant to be honest, actually very flippant, even though they tried to develop it a little bit. Ji Jin Hee was also great in this.

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When the first episode first started out I thought that the music as well as and the narrative was done a bit cliche but I really wanted to give this drama a chance. The premise was simple and nothing new but as the drama continued I found myself really wrapped up in this show and wanting to know what will happen. It's a genuine mystery and I can honestly say that some of the twists, I was not expecting. What I admired about this show is that (mostly/especially in the case of the students) the cast seemed really suited for their character. I was also very interested in seeing how their characters would develop throughout the drama. I was kinda disappointed that the last episode seemed too rushed. Kind of like "Okay we gotta end this thing now." But overall I really liked this show and would recommend to anyone in-between dramas or looking for a mini-mystery.

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I haven't really gotten into watchng "mukbang"s (eating broadcasts) on YouTube. However, somehow after watching cooking recipes, I stumbled upon one of Banzz's videos on YT and thought he had an incredible appetite. A few months later, I started watching this new variety show which showcases the daily lives of YouTube celebrites. Each creator has a distinct style and it's intriguing to learn more about how to create videos and see how much work goes into each broadcast. Banzz is still my favorite because I get to learn more about Korean cuisine and he really does each deliciously. I also love Ssin's personality, she's so down to earth and refreshing. It's also to see the sweet veteran creator couple, and see how they challenge themselves to make new content. I look forward to each new episode.

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