This drama is pretty bad... I think I'm going to stop there.

The ghost thing was cute and funny but she stole the screen...

Nam Soon and Hee Shik is the reason I am still watching this. Also I know that Nam Soon's heart is set on Hee Shik, but I am interested to see at what lengths Shi On will do to steal her away. He is smart and already figured out that she was born with her strength. He will soon figure out that Nam Soon is working with the police if he already knows Hee Shik's real identity. But what he does not know is that she will lose her powers if she used it with bad intentions.

Geum Joo being very tone deaf about her family is what I most dislike about her character. Also I am not convinced of Grandma's relationship with the barista. He does not seem to genuinely like her but more intimidated by her. So Grandpa's return will definitely shake things up.

At this point I'm only sticking around for Nam-soon and Hee-sik. They are SO adorable. Actually, Nam-soon's scene with the baddie was even kinda cute, in another drama I could easily ship it.

At least they finally explained how Geom-ju (that's her name, right? Have I finally memorized it)? got so rich.

Does it make sense that I'm fast forwarding every scene that doesn't have ShiOn? I'm not interested in the show anymore, not even in NamSoon and HeeShik. Only ShiOn and his focussed gaze on NamSoon is still keeping me here.

The writing is really messy

I love our OTP so much. I can't wait until Hee-sik says, "I don't want to be your brother." The warehouse scene in Episode 6 where Nam-soon told him that she missed him was my favorite scene. Her face lit up when she saw him, and he was backlit by the lights, so his smile was like staring at the sun.

I love their "Don't get too cheeky" thing. Hee-sik's jealousy "I told you only to be nice to me" and towards CEO Shi-oh is adorable, as is every time Nam-soon tries to use honorifics because he'd told her to. I know that her Mongolian "I love you" is too soon, but he did tell her first that you earn money to buy tasty meals for people you love.

"We need one another." What a confession. In front of her family no less. Dad saying "I like him" and Nam-in replying, "Me too" made me all warm and fuzzy. I thought that Dad would've invited "just friend" Hee-sik to the party when he'd brought Nam-soon to the amusement park. Still, it's too much pressure on our boy to date, marry, consummate, and birth a daughter all in one year, and Nam-soon's only 22 years old.

Besides the drug investigation team, especially Hee-sik's partner Young-tak and cyber maknae Chamma, the rest of this show ranges from bad (Bread Song, barista boyfriend, quitting cold turkey) to offensive (fat shaming, nonconsensual sex, transgender, shooting in the U.S. this one's realistic), but I love our OTP too much to care.

I'm going to be honest, I gave up. There isn't enough of the OTP to warrant me watching anymore. Everyone else, especially the mother, have terrible storylines, and the continuing and weird fat-shaming. SIGH.

I can't help loving Shi-oh, especially that short moment when he melts into something he once was. He does not just want power, he has some reason to want it, and though he is clearly on the wrong path, I am sure he 1) Believes it to be the right thing to do 2) is in the strong clutch of that organization. He is not independent, he is being surveyed, and it is dangerous for him to give in to feelings other than lust for power. (Presumedly on behalf of this organisation).
I don't know what kind of mafia-religious mumbo-jumbo he is at, but considering the former leader of the KGB Putin's persecution of LGBT people has been called "A Spiritual Awakening" by a crazy Danish Catholic, #CertainlyNotAllCatholics , Russian religious drug- mafia does not seem too far out to include in a plot.

At least Geum-joo is trying to do something about S.K.'s low birth rate.

While the OTP's interactions with each other continue to be wholesome, Grandma's aegyo with her BF is starting to get annoying, an Mom's kitsch-clothed-sashaying-wide-eyed-menace is getting really old. My tolerance is high, so will continue. But some more "Gan I-Shik+Hilary Khan" would make things so much better.

You know there is something wrong when Geum-joo's brother and her assistant are more interesting than the OTP even though they have significantly less screentime.

I hate the "superpowers". This drama is not fantasy-y enough to make them fly even more so with the FL being too dense to use them properly. And why does she move like a robot most of the time? Even Extraordinary Attorney Woo had more body control than Nam Soo.

Although there are cute moments (assistant claiming she was pregnant from dad was hilarious), it is not enough to keep me interested.

Dropped!

Well, I'm dropping this. Nam-soon's naivety and cutesy-ness is becoming annoying pretty fast and I find both the mom and grandmother obnoxious in their own ways. The OTP is genuinely cute, but I'm gonna rely on good ol' youtube to watch their scene compilations instead of suffering through the rest of the show. It's not a good sign that the only character I find interesting is the sexy, sexy Shi-on. Byun Woo-seok is so attractive here. I wish him and Nam-soon had a more rivals/lovers, sexually-charged dynamic (something like a gender-reversed Batman/Catwoman, maybe?) instead of Shi-on being irredeemably "evil" by Korean standards as a drug addict and Nam-soon constantly acting like a immature preteen child. Oh, the lost potential here...

This is definitely a show where it's best not to think while watching. My mother is watching with us and found that reading along was too difficult so now we are watching it with English dubs which don't match the subtitles at all. It is a whole new level of hilarious to hear these voice actors. My kid hates it but I kind of think it makes the unrealism of it more acceptable? Weird.

Basic common sense is frequently missing. Like this baddie doesn't think it's weird some guy in a baseball cap and a very obvious ear piece rushes towards him, stops, adjusts his cap and then stands there awkwardly until a car honks him, he returns to it and that car doesn't drive off? Shouldn't some baddie radar alarm be ringing?

I get that there is this super powerful drug that has been developed and presumably being sold by a Russian mafia type, but what is the end game? It seems rather lethal which means you lose out on continuous revenue from addicts who need their high if most of them die especially without the snail/slug antidote. Also it's unclear but the drug seems to do more than give a high. Does it give people what they desire most.. or feel like they get what they desire most? Is that the thing with the brother who is taking it to lose weight?

Another drama drop:
A guy almost crushed you between iron plates which weigh around tons and you just said don't do that again because I felt offended..wowwww. Seriously. I have noticed she has zero interest in her brother, she wants to save the world but not her brother. Nice noona..like mother like daughter.

The family dinner scene was priceless -- especially the text exchanges between father and son, and the looks on the faces of the ML and grandma's bf in the midst of all the lunacy. Did you catch the sly hand heart Namsoon gives Hee Shik when he sits down at the table? So cute.

I'm fine if this is messy. I'm fine if some of the acting is over-the-top. I'm fine with a sexy villain. Why not? It makes things more (ahem) interesting. I'm even fine with some of the less, shall we say, PC elements of the story.

And I've been singing the Super Powers song all day. It's surprisingly motivating. Boom chicka pow! Boom chicka pow! HAHAHAHA!

For some reason the flat out ridiculousness of the whole production just appeals to me at the moment. That last scene where she jumps out of the window with the computer is freaking hilarious.

I'm still along for the ride!

Finally there was a poop scene. At least no one was drinking it.

Good thing this isn’t an Amazon Prime show or else the Doogo warehouse storyline might get tricky. What if the creation of superstrong, tireless warehouse and delivery workers is the goal of the drug biz? Or am I just thinking like an capitalist?

Shi-on smolders effectively, but he regards Nam soon’s strength as a means to acquire and consolidate power. So at some point their world views will clash.

What worked for me:
Still love our cute OTP and glad they spent more time together. Not sure either has really processed the 22-year-old deadline business.

Show seems to glorify the lifestyles of the idle rich but mocks them at the same time.

Grandma’s approach to educating Geum joo — not every kid benefits from cram school and the intense academic culture. She gave her daughter a practical education that played to her strengths and it paid off.

I left a looooooooooong post on another forum page of the differences I observed & the things that annoy me in SGNM and to summarize ALL that, lets just say I'm disappointed with the direction the show is going but I don't have the heart to drop it yet seeing that SWDBS has a special place in my heart.

This show is doing one of the worst crime a drama can do - it is boring. I do not care about 70% of the show. The mother and grandmother stories are tedious to watch. There are too many characters, most of which are uninteresting. The only redeeming things about the show are - interactions between ML and FML and FML and sexy bad guy.

This show is beyond bland, all over the place in terms of plot and a victim of poor casting to boot.

The FL’s character is written to be simple and childlike and I suppose endearing but comes across as childish and extremely annoying.

The ML’s character is beyond bland and is totally overshadowed by the villain who is not only handsome but charismatic to boot.

I dropped after 3 episodes or so. Not even the hotness of the villain could save this mess of a show.