Kiss Sixth Sense

Seo Ji-hye plays Hong Ye Sul a team leader in an advertising company, her boss and mentor is Cha Min-hoo played by Yoon Kye- sang. She has the ability to see the future if her lips touch any part of a persons body. When the expected contact between the two leads happens she is confused as she sees them in bed together even though she dislikes him. It is a quirky story where we find both leads have abilities and the usual k drama connection from their childhood. I found it a little slow to start but after a few episodes the story becomes more interesting and if I could I would score it 7.5. An entertaining story with very good acting all round and I would have liked it more if the supporting cast stories had been expanded.

I really enjoyed the series right up until the last episode. The last episode is so different from all previous episodes I'm convinced it was written by a completely different writing team. It wasn't just that it was a bad ending, but the whole vibe of the show seem to change. I don't know if they had intended to do four additional episodes, and then we're forced to shorten it to 12, or what the underlying reason was for the substantial change to the overall story and the last episode was. It's unfortunate, as I thought it was a pretty well done show up to that point. I can see that several other reviewers have made similar comments.

I was absolutely whipped for this drama when it first started. The chemistry between the FL and ML was terrific. I used to look forward to new episodes. However, I wasn't a fan when the ML and FL started dating and their personalities changed a lot. ML, who was known for his cold gaze and strict behavior suddenly acted like a school boy. I would've been happier if their dating was written differently...more subtle changes rather than throwing it all the at viewer's face.

Another thing I don't understand is the recent trend of inserting murder mystery and/or crime into a storyline. It felt out of place and absolutely unnecessary, especially for episodes 11 and 12. The story wouldn't be so good if it was 'just' an office romance with a sparkle of supernatural. The last two episodes made me feel like I was watching a completely different drama.

I still liked the drama as a whole but the more episodes I watched, the more my interest decreased. The writing had a lot of potential in the early stages but somewhere around episode 7, it started to go downhill. Overall, I hate to say it's an okay drama. The ending felt rushed and could've been executed better.

I liked it. Except i think they botched the last episode. I dont want to give it away but it doesnt make sense and leaves a weird feeling. It would not stop me from recommending the show but be ready for some weirdness. Inlike the premise. The other love stories are also fun. There is a bit much going on for everybody to have the conversations they need to have. But again the sudden sourness at the end without any wise ones to help is unusual for the many korean shows inhave watched. And its too bad. Our couple deserved better. Thats all i can say. And now for 30 morr characters i can say this .

The story between the lead characters unfolds so beautifully up until Episode 10. The first 10 Episodes are a light hearted office romance with an interesting twist to it. The 2 lead characters have their charm and fun, but once the plot unfolds and they start dating, the drama completely looses all of its interesting charm... Such a disappointing ending... No idea why they decided to end things like that. The 2 lead characters are unrecognisable at the end. And one thing I want to make clear: fighting for fun and saying things like "now we really are breaking up" pretty much on a daily basis just to hurt the other person is not romantic or loving at all and quite THE OPPOSITE. It is awful to wanting to hurt your other half like that. So I am very disappointed that the writers decided to end it like this... Again: Up until Episode 10 I really enjoyed this drama. But well, just forget Episode 11 and 12.