@unit thanks for staying the course what a terrible ending to a drama with so much potential. I hope your next watch makes up for this one. So glad I waited and have heeded the confirmation from the last few weeks that this one needs to go on the run far away from this one list.

I guess I'll be on the lookout for the next Lee Gyu-han project to watch as this clearly won't be it.
How do you conveniently ruin a solid rep just like that.

I expected sadness to the last "client" but I didn't expect the drama to go there. like... this girl already had to grow up without her mom and you didn't need to take away her dad like that, show!

its a shame what this drama become bcs it was nice to see hyeri acting a different personality type and I LOVED the chemistry between her and junyoung, especially when their character were at the flirty/falling in love phase. the drama completely forgot about the swoony part of a romantic relationship at these last episodes. I can appreciate a lot how they never went the noble idiocy route and always stayed by each other during hard times, but dongjoon and taehee looked more like best friends than lovers by the end. or a married couple of 50 years that are more like life partners than young lovers. we only got ONE kiss. what a waste lol

This drama wrecked me. I only watched the last ep today (finally got some alone time) as it’s Christmas and it’s busy. I like others I had a horrible feeling all of episode 15.. and when I was proven right I was kinda speechless. The last few episodes ruined a really good drama.

I was so struck by the writing quality of many of the earlier episodes that I have to wonder if someone was hired at some point to "fix" the script and we ended up with this. The really tragic thing is that the story they were telling was great! It's not like they ran out of material or themes or anything like that. All they had to do was simply continue revealing the layers of guilt and sadness and loss surrounding Tae-hee's brother's death. No need for Hae-an to be a psycho--just a guilt-ridden young cop with a terrible, alcoholic father who mourns his big brother even after he tries to get over the guilt he feels for letting that brother drive drunk and hit a kid (who he has just discovered is his friend Tae-hee's younger brother).

At the same time, sweet Dad (no need to kill him off!) was prime to find out what his daughter does for a living. Working through all those complicated emotions would have been more than enough drama to get us to the end.

This show had so much going for it (great direction, performances, and chemistry between the actors) but belly flopped so unnecessarily at the end. I'd still give this writer a chance, just in case the original story arc was messed with beyond recognition. But I will definitely proceed with caution.

Lots of ugly crying from me after dad passed. I saw this one coming for a while actually, as dad was just way too nice to escape unscathed. I'd rather the writers left us with hope rather than depression, but, as noted, this seems to be the direction many kdramas are taking these days.

I feel fortunate that Twitter warned me about Dad before I watched, so I was prepared for that and was more annoyed than heartbroken. As an episodic ghost-conflict-resolution drama, it had some really nice moments and I enjoyed those. I did feel completely cheated out of another kiss. @unit, thanks for sticking with it and I totally sympathize with your frustration. Better luck with the next drama!

I cried my heart out during the last episode Why did they do this to dad? He was happy that Dong-ju was going to move back in with him and was preparing to live happily together again. so WHy! This is one of the dramas that had a strong beginning but failed due to turning to overused and useless tropes and it is high time Kdrama writers realize that using tropes for the sake of just using them ruins the shows. Why couldn't we get a happy ending with everyone getting the closure they need!

I didn't think I would make it through the final episode because I was crying through 40 minutes of it.

I kinda saw that death coming (or the death of the pregnant lady) but oh, that didn't stop the pain. I was genuinely ugly crying for 40 minutes. It was truly a noble, touching, and fitting death for him.

I liked how full circle things played out such as her first ghost was Tae Hee's brother and her final ghost was her dad. It felt kinda cathartic that they were able to have that final conversation and he was able to just see what she was able to do as miraculous.

I thought Dong Joo's mom died of complications from a preexisting condition so I was totally surprised that she was the pregnant woman who helped Tae Hee (I thought she was going to be revealed as the mother of the orphan). And the way all the stories were connected! Oh my heart! If memory serves, Tae Hee also ended up helping some of those people.

I just whole heartedly was satistified with this finale. It's bittersweet of course because of the dad's death but it's still so touching and sweet and gives me faith in humanity.

I felt a bit bad for Vincent having to cut his hair because that was his self expression and clearly he was attached to it but he did look dapper with the cut haha (maybe also older?)

It's nice that Tae Hee went back to being a doctor. I would've been fine with either choice (being a doctor or staying at dime a job) but the fact that it symbolized him moving on and being able to help people just once again felt so right for him.

I really love how both Tae Hee and Dong Joo will continue to help people in their own ways and they've helped each other too. I love a parallel so seeing the ending scene of where they started, him as the crossing guard & her just walking past him, to where they are now, happy & content (looking awesome), just made me so happy.

I'm so used to ending dramas being kinda apathetic that when I finished this, it was kinda surprising that I could be so affected and it was a pleasant surprise.

I liked the last part of episode 16 enough that I almost forgive the drama for killing off Dong-joo’s dad. Almost. Was that really necessary? Was there no other way of getting across your message than that? They hinted so hard that they were heading in that direction through episode 15 that I (more than half) expected it to be a fake out. But I should have known, I guess. I’m not saying that I didn’t appreciate all the touching tributes to Dal-shik, especially those by Father Michael, and I’m not saying I didn’t appreciate her opportunity for Dong-joo to say goodbye to him, but I hoped that we were going to move on from the devastation a little sooner than halfway through episode 16. These people already had lots of tragedy to deal with.

All in all though, I’m not ashamed to say that I really enjoyed this drama. I loved Dong-joo and her quiet strength, I loved our OTP and their mature support of each other, I loved each ghost’s unfinished business that we got to witness. The last four episodes didn’t live up to the promise of the first 12 (sounds familiar), but it honestly wasn’t as egregious as lots of other dramas I’ve seen this year, and (maybe sadly) that’s a recommendation.

The things it did poorly can’t be ignored, but the things it did well can’t be either, and I remain charmed by this drama despite its missteps. The things that were great about it at the beginning were still great about it at the end, and for that, I’m very grateful. I didn’t even mind Chung-ha coming back for a second if it means our male lead figured out where he was supposed to be, and So-ra and Il-seob were as cute as I wanted them to be by the end. I even liked the way they ended Hae-an’s story, with him being disgusted with himself, scared by how much his history was repeating itself, and willing to accept the consequences of his crimes. Was it everything I wanted it to be? Sadly no. Am I still going to remember it fondly? Probably yes.

im super late to this cuz i was on holiday for the past week but im SO thankful that past me decided to drop this drama a couple episodes back and stick to the weecaps cuz it just wasn't gelling with me (i got bored okay?) I just got caught up with what happened since and i only have one thought:

wtf?

that entire shtick took a turn that i didn't see coming.
I was afraid from the start that they'll off her dad AND I WAS RIGHT WTF?????? that was the most unnecessary thing they could've pulled for this drama.
apart from that everything else was just a major turn off for me, makes me even more thankful to past me who dropped it and saved me precious hours of my life

past me who dropped this drama would be so glad to know she didn't miss out on anything. idk why but i just got bored of it and their acting was so weird.

I also remember thinking when i first started this drama that if they offed dong-joo's dad i would be so pissed and you can imagine my disappointment when I read this weecap.

Why is my heart breaking for Seo Hae An? He made terrible decisions but he didn't have an easy childhood and life. These last two episodes were a struggle to get through.