wandering thoughts...my K-World

For the first 2 episodes , I felt lost while watching the drama. Maybe it was too chaotic for my taste. I could not find the entertainment it was supposed to show. Even the presence of Lee Kwang Soo could not make me laugh. I thought the drama was too silly for a start. Maybe it's the theme of the story about psychiatry. Then I could not also find the amazing chemistry between Jo In Sung and Gong Hyo Jin , which makes the drama fell short of my expectations. Since Gong Hyo Jin had had an incredible on screen chemistry with her previous colleagues, I put a lot of faith in this drama only to feel disappointed after watching back to back pilot episodes. I decided not to write my first impression of the drama. I left it at episode 2 for awhile, finishing and catching up on other dramas. But every week, I downloaded the episodes and just let it saved on my laptop. I am just waiting if my impression will alter once I re watch the drama. Tonight, I decided to watch episodes

It's like riding a roller coaster! This week's episodes are so sad and gave me tons of tears rolling down my face. At first, I want to say, "what?! Temporary [selective] amnesia again!" But then, it comes with the disease called Huntington's, right? A genetic disorder that Gun might possibly has which his family, ancestors before him had. Okay, so after his desire to see Mi Young instead of going to the board meeting where his position is on the verge of being stolen away, he passed out and when he recovered his consciousness, there was Se Ra! Her timing is impeccable! With 3 months erased from Gun's memory, it took him back to Macau and his thought out proposal. But then it's long past and whatever happened and took place there, he has no idea. The doctor is not really 100% that his amnesia or loss of memory is connected to his disease. After all, he was just fine a couple of days back when he visited Dr. Octopus. Se Ra took advantage of his