Haideu, Jikil, Na

This is a very interesting take on the theme of multiple personalities. The main character exhibits two personalities- Seo-jin and Robin. Both are played by Hyun Bin whose capacity to embody these two very different characters convincingly is very impressive. The main storyline is compelling and despite some irritating minor characters (especially leader of fan club and father) it really drew me in. Hyun Bin is excellent in this and the screen play is very good. This is a very entertaining drama.

I've watched this series a few times now and each time I see more and more to like. The two leads are amazing. Hyun Bin is so convincing in play two characters that I keep expecting them to meet. The first couple of episodes are played more for laughs as the broad brush strokes allow the Jekyll and Hyde characters to differentiate themselves from each other. After that the characters become more and more nuanced until in the end you love both and they break your heart. Even though it may not be the best HB series (some of the supporting actors are wonderful, others a little irritating), it made me cry more than any other. He is amazing in it, such a layered performance. Part comedy, part thriller, all romance, its pace accelerates and the ending is excellent.

Offers a blend of intrigue and romance for those seeking a relatively straightforward watch. The series explores the concept of split personalities in a modern setting, adding an element of mystery to the storyline.

The drama benefits from the performances of its lead actors, particularly Hyun Bin, who brings depth to his dual role. His portrayal of two distinct personalities showcases his acting prowess and keeps viewers engaged.

The romantic elements of it are sweet and heartwarming, providing moments of genuine connection between the main characters. The chemistry between the leads adds to the appeal of the series.

However, the drama falls short in terms of delivering a completely compelling narrative. The pacing can be uneven at times, and the execution of the split personality concept may not fully live up to its potential.

Despite its shortcomings this drama remains an option for those looking for a relatively average yet entertaining drama experience. It offers a mix of romance and mystery, making it a decent choice for viewers seeking a familiar and relatively undemanding storyline.

Reading the relatively not so favourable reviews on other sites, I wasn't expecting much. However, I have found Hyun Bin's work quite reliable so I gave it a go. The first two episodes were slow going but I am really glad I managed to get beyond that. Ah the payoffs are sweet. Wonderful characters, beautiful layered romance, amazing supporting actors and a thoughtful psychological drama. Loved it.

This K-drama starts off a bit slowly, however, the episodes definitely get better and better. There are also a couple of slow episodes later, so I feel like this K-drama perhaps did not need 20 episodes. Nonetheless, the final few episodes are worth the wait. Hyun Bin, charismatic as ever, seems to carry most of the episodes, but the supporting cast have their respective moments. I've since learned these K-dramas have some recurring themes, e.g., prior meetings of the two leads earlier in their lives (destiny), relationships beginning with a bit of hostility ultimately resolved, and conflict with a parent or the parent of a romantic partner. With an interesting plot reflecting the personal and professional troubles of a man with a dual personality, we eventually learn all the details of the trauma that caused his dual personality and how he resolves his issues, finally creating a life on his own terms. One detraction / disappointment: the drama never resolves / spends enough time on Jang Ha Na's production of the Wonder Circus in Wonderland. Still, it was time well spent during 'safer at home'.