I wonder why they went with a slightly older cast for this drama. The leads did a fantastic job and were great together, but some of their attitudes and behaviors were a little juvenile for people in or close to their 40s. I wished they would have kept Yoon Kye-Sang's longer hair, they aged him quite a lot when he cut it shorter. I'd say it was a good show, but I found myself getting bored more than once mid-way through the episodes (only to get pulled back in by cliffhanger-ish endings). Even though this drama was only 12 episodes long, I think they could maybe have made it even shorter. I'm very curious to read the webtoon it was based off of now, though. I'd like to know if the things I didn't like were already in the source material or if they came about once it was adapted. The musicalization choices were slightly odd, too. There was one particular instrumental that gave off very strong cheesy-Halloween vibes. Also one that sounded like there was someone gargling liquid. All in all, nothing too memorable, but good enough. EDIT: A few thoughts and observations after having read the 1st season of the webtoon. Ye Sul and Min Hu are 26 and 31 years old respectively. The show changed quite a few details. [spoiler] The biggest being that the ex-boyfriend has a different name and isn't a Director, but works in advertisement also (personally, I liked this change). The other considerable difference is that Ye Sul and Min Hu become next door neighbors very early on, and in a series on events not unlike those depicted in the drama My Love From Another Star, they go from fighting constantly to relaying on each other because of this physical nearness. Another change is that in the webtoon Ye Sul's father is a pianist and Ji Young, Seung Teak and Ho Woo don't exist (they were also a nice addition on the show's part). Personally, I liked the tone of the webtoon better. It was a lot more comedic, silly and cute. I think the show could have benefited from a more cheerful, energetic vibe. At the very least, they should have stayed true to Ye Sul's exuberant, bubbly personality. The show made her character so drab and boring compared to her webtoon counterpart.[/spoiler]

It was a good show . Its has common troupes of an office romance with a abusive relationship that turn sweet ; although we have seen that million times the mystery around their supernatural abilities and the chemistry of cat & mouse kept me interesting throughout as i binged it last weekend.

It took a minute to get used to Yoon Kye-sang rocking short hair, but he’s won me over. This office rom-com’s a solid watch—funny, light, and hits the spot. Gotta admit, I’m way pickier with thriller/mystery K-dramas than these rom-coms—my standards are definitely softer here!

What a good drama, the ending exceeded the expectation being no longer the same, a very good lesson about relationships and plot twist was great. The development of the secondary characters is also reasonable.