i don't want to like him, Seon Woo, but he's become endearing... they are convincing me that this pairing seems inevitable, charming, meant-to-be... and it's breaking my heart cuz i want her to be with Woo Yeo....
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I am quite disappointed with where this drama is heading. My heart is not fluttering when WY smiles anymore. I remember the first time I felt goosebumps (in a negative way) because of his smile, it was in that past romance flashback scene. The background music was so eeire and now they keep using it when they show WY. I tend to cut a slack to dramas and movies because they are not reality, so I put up with a lot of things others wouldn't I guess, but WY's ominous side is getting too uncanny. The jealousy, lies, shape shifting, stalking are so off putting. I am glad Dam broke up with him..for like an episode lol

Also, it doesn't feel like WY is almost 1000 years old. More like 100, I would believe that but definitely not 1000. The way he carries himself and behaves would fit a baby gumiho and not an ancient person.

But Dam is still great, our 2nd couple is adorable and I want to know what happened between Dam's friend and that cute sunbae.

Are we sure that the marble is really Woo Yeo's one and not a hostage who tries to escape at the first occasion? Because he lost it pretty easily for a 1000 years old Gumiho.

I don't really care about the main couple. I usually don't really care about the difference of age but this time between the story and Hyeri's diction and ton of voice that sounds childhish, it's hard to forget about it.

I love Kang Han-Na's character, she's so funny and cute at the same time. I like how she dressed, when she can wear casual clothes when it's necessary, when Dam was wearing clothes that don't really suit her personality in the temple visit.

I like Sun-woo, he really changed since the beginning, poor him, he used to piss off a Gumiho by a old spirit...

I continue to love Dam and her friends and Hye-sun, but Woo-yeo is getting annoying. He likes Dam, but I sense of lack of motivation and drive. It doesn't feel like he's in this relationship for the long haul. No anxiety over the deadline. And he doesn't seem to have much interest in being human even though he has fallen in love with one.

I don't care about Seon-woo's one-sided love, but I really like his scenes with his sister and uncle and in the dream sequence. Mopey Seon-woo is just blah.

I really like how the drama continued some of the humor that makes this drama so enjoyable, but Woo-yeo and Seon-woo both put a damper on things.

When the marble popped out of Woo-yeo again, I recalled Dam's rant the first week about just how frustratingly easy it was for the marble to pop out just because she bumped him on the chest. Like is he just not getting enough exercise? A tap on a chest is all it takes for the marble to pop out? how did he manage to survive 999+ years?

“Why do animals want to become human? Because humans are the only ones that can decide their fate."

No, because they have no clue until it's too late about work-related stress and the joys of trying to calculate income taxes.

I feel like the person who wrote the first four episodes is a different scriptwriter. This drama doesn't have enough plot for 16 episodes.

Show could pretty much be renamed "Kang Han-na And Assorted Background Characters", and that leaves me with questions like...
"Did they know how well she would fit that role when they cast her or did they just luck out?"
"Were they even planning from the start to give her so many good lines or did they start just give her a few and then keep adding more when they saw how well it worked?"
"Is she getting paid what she's worth?"
"Did the nominal leads know when they signed on that they were going to be upstaged?"

PS: my second favorite character is Soo-kyung. I've gotten tired of both Woo-yeo & Sun-woo ("Woo-woo"?), and even a little tired of Hyeri.

I know some my disagree, but can i say how much i love Dam's character? Firstly she is so honest in communicating her feelings. We see moments when she debates with herself to tell WY something but in the end her honest personality wins out. We see this clearly when he rejects SW. There is no beating around the bush. She is clear and direct in telling him she is not interested, and even in the most recent eps said she does not want to give false hope if he misunderstands her actions. It refreshing to have a FL that is so direct and honest with her suitors.
I also cant hate SW. he was a jerk at first but has done a complete turn around. He genuinely likes her and wants to stop her from getting hurt when she finds out WY is taking energy from that profesor. I think the red string is just amplifying his feelings. I also agree with @missvictrix that i am loving Dam's feelings pulled in two ways. she is such a nuanced character.

Poor Sun Woo! Honestly I feel nothing for the main OTP! Dam should choose SW and not date her non human professor.

I don't understand why the mountain spirit is interfering in Woo-yeo's life when he never tied the red thread on Seo-hwa or with any other gumihos. Why Dam? Why before Woo-yeo's 1,000 years are almost up?

Seon-woo is becoming pathetic, but the reason why he and Dam started working at Subway was cute. I had wondered if Dan and Seo-woo go to the same school ever since we saw their similar uniforms. When Seo-woo hilariously took back her "we're over, oppa" as soon as Seon-woo offered to pay for her scooter, I thought it's not even his money before their father cut him off. Seon-woo's uncle was witty and perceptive.

I don't ship anyone in this show. Out of all the characters, I think Jang Ki-yong and Kang Han-na have the best chemistry especially when Hye-sun whined, "Why me!?" when Woo-yeo volunteered her for Dam's history club, but I can't ship them because he patronizes her ignorance.

Many thanks, @missvictrix, for the weecap!

I know the male and female lead are only two years apart in age but they act as if the difference is about 10 years. And much as I like Dam's character I really cannot see how she could appeal to someone that mature. It's an odd mixture and I'm following this firstly out of curiosity to see how they are going to work it all out, and secondly in the hopes that jang Ki-yong will take his shirt off. Not too hopeful there, either!

In last MRIAG open thread, I wished they would show Dam and Woo Yeo navigating life on the context he fails to turn human. The drama did a good job of discussing the limited aspects of a human compared to a magical species. The writer should have given us more of such scenes instead of a jealous gumiho.

Woo Yeo halting time during his lecture and having a moment with Dam, is supposed to be a cute moment, but it comes off as spooky, because the very next second he turns Seon-Woo's head away from Dam, with a force that evil super beings use to snap innocent human's head.

Also I find the show to be just as much wishy washy as Dam's character. In one episode, Dam will be concerned for her life, but in the next she is willing to sacrifice a small amout of her energy to be close to Woo Yeo. The drama tells us the main OTP are capable of haveing conversation regarding the conflicts in their relationship, but in the very next episode the OTP hides significant stuff from other. The same contradiction happens again with the episode 12 ending and episode 13 preview. The show isn't having a clear trajectory and it is becoming increasingly frustrating to watch the OTP.

During Dam's narration of her messy love life, she should have heeded to Soo-Kyeong's advice, " The female must be worried about her own future over her boyfriend". Maybe, the drama should have a time jump, make the guiho human and continue with the romance.

I'm afraid to say that I love Seon Woo now, it's like I admit to say that I do a sin. I'd never thought I would forget swoony Woo Yeo and fell in love with Seon Woo. I'm so realte to Dam when her heart swayed. This drama is dangerous

I can't help but think Seon Woo would be best for her (I'm all about that stress free life). Woo Yeo and her are cute and all but from the moment they met it's always being complicated now their together and it hasn't gotten better.