This was sweet and seems like a feel good drama. The episodes tugged at the heart, but they were also fun to watch. Also, the little boy who played the orphan is a STAR. He has in his young life played a girl, a God, an orphan, and a regular old son. So much range.

The twins story had me crying my heart out. This was an intriguing premiere that hooked me pretty quickly. Like @mistyisles said, let's hope the show strikes a good balance between fun and toucing.

I have been seriously wondering whether or not child actors maybe traumatised in some harrowing scenes including some in this drama. It makes me feel really uneasy about watching such scenes and being complicit.

Yes, I'll probably will be watching this happily until the end, if the balance between heart-tugging and action-adventure stays like it was this first week and it doesn't get too terribly dark. Fat chance, but still.

It definitely has Uncanny Counter (part 1) vibes for me, with each member of the "supernatural" team having different skills to not only fend off the baddies but to help the good ghosts head off to 절대-절대-land.

That said, I plan to enjoy this show only for what it is...a tear-jerker ghost-of-the-week story arc with an overarching plotline about our ML's redemption through love--hopefully with a side of his good-looking samchon being awesome (and not dead) thrown in for good measure! I don't think I'll get this last wish, but hey, one can hope 🥹

PS: I actually don't hate Joo-won's perm and hair color. What's up with that?? Anyone else sort of actually liking it? It goes with his sad, lonely disposition somehow and also seems sets off the sharpness of his features.

Honestly, I quite liked the first two episodes. It has a certain charm, and the visuals are no joke. Kwon Nara and the Stealer guy are serving in every scene. I like the supporting characters, especially the bachelor ghost, he’s adorable. Is it anything new? Absolutely not, it’s your typical 12-ep Korean ghost drama with the usual histrionics and melodrama, with occasional flashes of genuine humour. But it’s still fun. So, yeah, I will be watching until the very end.

Is Kwon Nara finally playing a FL I don’t find annoying? Alas, she did try to use her lawyer skills to con a man out of his rooftop apartment (in this housing crisis? Just too far, ma’am) but I have to admit it’s mitigated by the ML’s equal foolhardiness. Bro walked off with an orphan child, 0 explanation given, and didn’t expect anyone to find it suspicious? Is this how he ends up in jail, as they’ve shown in the teasers?

I'm trying to remember the premise of Master's Sun. It was similar I think. One sees ghosts, the other repels them, they are fated, etc.

Unlike MS, no one is a chaebol. Yay! In fact, amid the current crop of shows, despite their ghostly shenanigans, these are among your most average leads, money woes, career problems, ordinary styling, etc. I've gone and jinxed it, haven't I?

PS Can someone explain how an artifact from the Underworld in Joseon era turned into a camera? I missed that.

I'll watch no matter what because of Yoo In soo, but fortunately I really enjoyed the first two episodes. However, it required FF'ing through the last meal scenes in both episodes. I know the outcome (perhaps we will be surprised at some point) and I'm just not into 5 minute drawn-out good-bye scenes, whether the characters are dead or alive.

@attitona can cry double buckets of tears with my blessing. 😭😭😭

For fans of my boi In-soo, check out the behind-the-scene clip of the multiple attempts to trip and fall at the outdoor cafe. Ouch!

https://www.instagram.com/p/C4cY9cCvvR4/

This feels like a mash up of all the friendly ghost Kdramas. I loved Joo Won in "Stealer: The Treasure Keeper", but here, I am not emotionally invested in his character or by the story in Ep 1, but it is an ENA drama so I will keep an eye on the review for sometime and pick it up later. Thank you @mistyisles for the review

he managed to disconnect himself from the oxygen supply, wanting to free her from the burden of caretaking.

He's lucky he didn't run into that Reaper from Death's Game.

Okay, I’m in. The first two episodes have been surprisingly entertaining! (I genuinely didn’t know what to expect from this. I was afraid it could go down a much darker road. Hooray that it didn’t!) I enjoyed the ensemble, even though I’m still wondering why Sarang’s halmeoni gave up her restaurant and moved to the harbor area…? 🤔 Either way. This was a good start, and I’m definitely hooked.

Ps: anyone else thought the vengeful spirits looked a bit like grumpy pandas? 🤔😂

I liked the first 2 episodes but I didn't find the stories very engaging and touching, neither the humor specially funny.

The FL recorder her own client without warning him to force him to go the Police? I undersand she's jobless, she a con artist, not a lawyer. She tried with the ML too, suing him when she's not the owner and have no rights.

When I saw who was playing the grandma, I was scared for her. She often dies in her dramas and it's a drama about ghosts...

I liked the backstory and the world building now even if I don't understand how a ghost can have a phone...

I watched part of the first episode and while it wasn’t bad it didn’t necessarily grab my attention. I think I will wait until more episodes are out and see what the general consensus is.
I’m a bit weary of starting shows that look and sound promising but don’t deliver.

I really liked it. The opening really got my attention, too. I think it's interesting how, compared to other dramas where the ML could see ghosts, this ML hasn't really figured out how to cope with their constant presence. Granted, these ghosts seem far more aggressive than the ones Bong-pal, Cha-woong, and Seung-tak had to deal with.

Can't wait to see him fall in love. I am assuming he's gonna break the curse and live past 35, right?

I feel like at times I was thinking too much and that confused me more about the supernatural aspects or the logistics. Like I was wondering how the curse was passed down because there was some overlap with each generation. I also wondered if the first generation was the sick guy who was saved or was it his son?
Also has there only been boys cursed or born to this family?

Like I said I think I was thinking too much haha

Not sure how exactly I feel about this. The directing and the narrative flow couldve been more deft. The story and the characters also seem like a mix of pale imitations of dramas and characters that have been done and Ive seen before. I like the actors but nothing really stood out to set it apart.
The reason I did like it is because of the timing. That its airing now, when theres such a lack of this format of 'ghost story' for lack of better terms.
I did get tickled by the uncle-nephew pairing because its the same actors from Gaksital which was soo long ago but was a great duo. Hope to see uncle Park Ki Woong with Joo Won in a frame again.

this reunion though. old drama watchers are like, "after 12 years!!!"
though we haven´t seen them together even.
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