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This is for my fellow #won and #wonsan team who have been in love with the thought of Crown Prince Won’s narration “This is the story of me who came to love you more than myself”. Song Ji Na has written a complicated story between 2 friends who loves the same woman. A drama that has put viewers in a dilemma on who to choose but as the story unfolds half already believed the romance part is a done deal. But for viewers who were pulled by the beautiful lines of Won still hope for an unexpected twist that will make San’s thoughts reveal that in her heart lies Hancheon. In SJN’s last drama HEALER she created 2 beautiful yet scarred characters. Healer aka Seo Jung Ho aka Park Bong Soo and the heroine Chae Young Shin. Both had a lonely childhood. Young Shin had traumatic experience that she carried buried in her heart in the form of selective amnesia. What is interesting in the drama she fell in love with the night corriere HEALER even if she has not really met him. Then here comes P...

Well I really have to agree that Healer is one of the dramas that has shown so many intimate and romantic scenes that viewers loved. They were all natural and gave the moments a different feel that viewers would always remember. Fact is, those skinships and kisses Ji Chang Wook and Park Min Young shared as playing their characters in love with each other made the viewers fell in love more with the drama. In a recent interview Ji Chang Wook did for OSEN he talked about those many intimate scenes he did in Healer. He said that currently, Healer has the most intimate scenes in dramas he did. While the occasion calls for those skinships, he as an actor sometimes worried if his partner would be comfortable doing those, too. Well, if they were uncomfortable filming those scenes, I guess it never showed on the screens. Because they were so perfect acting those moments that it felt so real. excerpts: Ji Chang Wook's thoughts...  “When I looked at the scripts and saw th...

The romantic/comedy drama that appealed to many viewers has come to an end. Healer got viewers hooked every Monday and Tuesday nights not only for the romance but for the good script writing the writer offered. I waited each week for the mystery to unfold.  Who has not been charmed by this man? He got the moves every time he kicks ass, runs and jumps. Healer has made the drama interesting with his character. From a night errand man, he becomes the hero of the drama as he suddenly found himself entangled with our quirky, carefree, light hearted yet feisty heroine.  Young Shin has been a refreshing character all through out the drama. Never been bored watching her. After 19 episodes, all secrets were already out. The betrayal and the scheming. It all boils down to greediness and wanting to manipulate society. Lives of 5 friends were put into waste as the ones left behind alive struggled to come to terms with their past. Moon Sik's life is such a waste because after...

I think this episode was where my hate for the creepy ahjussi and Moon Sik had gone to extremes. The minute men kidnapped Moon Ho, cornering Young Shin at her most vulnerable moment while luring Jung Hoo/Healer to be fooled into going back the office where only Moon Ho's mobile phone was there with cameras set up, I felt my insides were coiled into knots. These guys are seriously bad. they have the power to make one helpless with their blackmails. There is only one thing they want. To make Jung Ho admit in a recorded video that he killed Park Dong Cheol. He could not do anything in the circumstances. Young Shin was in the company of the creepy ahjussi with a bottle of drugs and an injection. He ordered them to take away the drug because it was getting on his nerves. They complied knowing they have him trapped. Moon Ho was inside a room, just woken up from being hit in the head and sniffed a drugged handkerchief. he witnessed the recording of Jung Hoo's confession. Yes,...