User Reviews

A love story in ten episodes, where a Korean blessed with infinite patience and gentleness falls in love with a Japanese woman, who can not only read minds but also possesses an extremely challenging personality. A character who fundamentally gets in the way of herself and her relationship, which she herself doesn't even recognize. Since she doesn't understand Korean, she can't understand her friend's thoughts either, and her emotional intelligence seems to be rather low due to her ability to read minds. Well, there are sweet scenes in this series and also some good acting performances, but I have rarely seen a love story so exhausting for the viewer. Those who find complicated and exhausting characters attractive can look forward to a few really annoying episodes until the big happy ending comes for everyone in the end.

I watched this on Netflix which showed 5 episodes, unfortunately it doesn't look like the end of the story - is this all there is? If so this is a real crappy drama with one of the worst endings ever. I'm hoping there are additional episodes but Netflix still shows just 5 and IMDB.com also shows just 5 episodes so I'm wondering. The actual story is pretty good but the execution is sub-par compared to other Asian dramas, technically it's measures up but the writing does not. The FL isn't great, she is the CEO but is very timid for a CEO so lacks credibility. Many female characters in Asian dramas are written that way, especially Japanese female characters. In the 5th episode the ML confesses to the FL and asks her if she likes him, she answers no after anguishing over liking him and not being sure if he likes her for nearly the entire drama - what? Bad ending, if 5 episodes is all there is you should skip this drama, it's not worth your time.

This started off like a cutesy drama/love story with the fantasy premise that the FL can hear peoples thoughts after some meaningless accident. The problem with this whole story is that the writers create completely unrealistic situations such as she must break up with her boyfriend as he will die if she doesn't, because some lame story book that has no real relevance to anything was written by someone who also hears voices. Apparently, and it is never explained why, a person that can hear thoughts can never be in a relationship due to the extreme danger it will bring their partner, and eventually cause their death. Everyone goes into a panic and manage to convince the FL to break up with the guy she is totally in love with because of what is in some picture book. Yeah makes complete sense, (if you are on drugs).

Every character in this drama is over acted and worse than the story lines and acting in Nickelodeon, with only the ML having some redemptive qualities.

These plot lines are so ridiculous, that I am sure the writers must deliberately set out to destroy any possible sense of a believable or credible script, either that or there are two sets of writers, one who come up with a story outline and a second set where they are not allowed to know what the first writers intended for the story plot and have to pad out the last 25-50% of the episodes without any need to adhere to a logical or realistic progression from the previous episodes. This could have been good, not great but good, instead it leave the viewer feeling like they have been treated like a gullible fool for witching to the end.