Qi ge wo

I watched the Korean drama first before watching this one to be honest. I didn't watch both show that far apart. So I could have been comparing this series to the Korean series Kill Me. Heal me that this is a remake of while watching this. So I was a little disappointed while watching the seven faced man. I think the Korean drama is better than this one. But don't get me wrong I think this one is still a good watch. I don't deal with multiple personality disorders or anything like it. But I feel like it did a pretty good job talking about it. It wasn't perfect and their problem was a few things they did that weren't the best. But overall I think this is a good show. It made me feel sad, happy, mad all in a good way. I like each of the characters that they made for the main dude multiple personalities that he had. They were easy to tell apart. The only alter I didn't like in this show was the western cowboy one. But I didn't like the character becuse I am not into western or cowboys but I think the alter had a good personality. Not once was I confused while watching this show. I know which alter he was every time he switched. The actors and actresses did a good job acting in this. It shows that the director cares about this a lot and puts his whole heart into it. The director did a good job on this show. The script was well written. The translations were good too. The actor's hair, makeup, and outfits all look very nice. They did a good job on it. There was lots of drama and everything that happened made lots of sense. The romance was really well done too. They both had great chemistry together. I would recommend anyone who loves romance and/or medical drama to watch this.

Don't be misled by the description - this is a romantic comedy. And it's very entertaining!

The story revolves around a young man from China who comes home from the US, where he went to college, to inherit his wily family's fortune. His only problem: there are several other people stuck inside of him which pop out at the most inconvenient times and cause all sorts of trouble.

Enter an attractive young psychiatrist who works at the same hospital where our hero seeks treatment and is aggressively wooed by one of his other personalities. Of course she falls immediately for his unorthodox charms but at the same time is confused by his constantly changing behavior.

The rest is classic screwball.

The actors play their roles with a refreshing dose of self-irony and the music is, well, appropriately cheesy. So, on the whole I'm having a good time relaxing with the seven-faced man.