Lee Jun Ki will play as the magistrate Eun Oh, while Shin Min Ah will play the role of Arang, a girl who dies all of sudden and wanders in between the life-death-afterlife continuum to find out about the cause of her death. In short, that makes her a ghost, and she will haunt our poor Jun Ki, who has the ability to see the supernatural, to help her sort out the missing pieces of her sudden death. What excites me the most is that although this may be a rom com in every aspect, it also mixes fantasy and magical thinking in every way. I  am not sure how many times I have reiterated this in my previous posts, but I actually like dramas of this theme or nature—lighthearted but entertaining with the right dose of fluff and romance. Just the premise alone is entertaining enough, so I am hoping for the drama to be really good and up to everyone's expectations.

This is Lee Jun Ki's first project after his two-year military service, so I am excited to see what he will bring to the passionate Asian drama audience this time. He is one of the very few actors who I've genuinely liked since I started out watching K dramas. I like his eye smile and his carefree, easygoing personality. During my teens, back when YouTube was still inexistent and DVDs of popular dramas were all the rage, he had been one of Korea's hottest heartthrobs, and the ladies had nothing but good praises for him. In present-day dramaland, although we have a lot of fresh and new faces in the brood, I can't still seem to find somebody comparable to the beloved Jun Ki. Thankfully, he chose a good post-military service production, and that is something that excites me.

Shin Min Ah, on the other hand, has not appeared in any production after the famous and highly-rated drama "My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox" or "My Girlfriend is a Gumiho" with Lee Seung Gi. I have honestly been waiting for her to take on another role like that in her former drama, so this is like a reappraisal of the "Shin Min Ah trademark roles" that majority of drama addicts adore. Shin Min Ah is really charming, and for snagging a leading man like Lee Jun Ki, I'm sure that they will be creating a truckload of chemistry and fireworks all over the place. I love their eye smiles by the way! When their casting was announced a couple of months ago, it garnered a lot of interest and curiosity from many, and I must say that it is one of dramaland's best pairings in the visual aspect alone. Both are really very talented, so I am looking forward for their onscreen chemistry more than anything.

Aside from the leads, I am in this drama for another good reason as well, and it's the supporting cast. The previews have been cute and strangely addicting so far, so I believe that having a talented bunch of good actors will give the main leads just the right amount of back-up. From the top left and the bottom right of the photo below, we have Kwon Oh Joong and Hwang Bora as the magistrate Eun Oh's (Lee Jun Ki) faithful servants. We also have Yoon Woo Jin at the back as the son of a rich nobleman and is second male lead (Oh, how typical of saeguks!).

Rounding out the star-studded cast is the weird yet funny combo of Yoo Seung Ho (left, in white) and Park Joon Gyu (right, in black) as the twin gods of the heavens and the underworld, respectively. This is really funny and out of this world considering how big the age difference is between the two. I just saw, a few months ago, Yoo Seung Ho in "Operation Proposal", which was the first proper drama that I watched where he was the main lead. I was really in awe of his performance in that Japanese remake, so I have vowed to watch this one with a hopeful and excited mindset. Both are very good actors (Yoo Seung Ho and Park Joon Gyu) who have been a part of various productions in their respective careers, so I am really anticipating a refreshing tandem from the people who supposedly controls the dynamics of the earth, the heavens, and the underworld. Our heroine's life will surely depend on the decisions that these two will make. Let's just hope it will all end in a good conclusion with Shin Min Ah and Lee Jun Ki together, regardless of them living as mortals (Min Ah being resurrected) or ending up as ghosts (Jun Ki dying and them living in happy afterlife bliss). Han Jung Soo (middle) also joins the cast as the grim reaper dressed in all black. I don't know who he will serve between the two gods, but I am sure we are in for a fun ride.

Lee Jun Ki will play as the magistrate Eun Oh, while Shin Min Ah will play the role of Arang, a girl who dies all of sudden and wanders in between the life-death-afterlife continuum to find out about the cause of her death. In short, that makes her a ghost, and she will haunt our poor Jun Ki, who has the ability to see the supernatural, to help her sort out the missing pieces of her sudden death. What excites me the most is that although this may be a rom com in every aspect, it also mixes fantasy and magical thinking in every way. I  am not sure how many times I have reiterated this in my previous posts, but I actually like dramas of this theme or nature—lighthearted but entertaining with the right dose of fluff and romance. Just the premise alone is entertaining enough, so I am hoping for the drama to be really good and up to everyone's expectations.

This is Lee Jun Ki's first project after his two-year military service, so I am excited to see what he will bring to the passionate Asian drama audience this time. He is one of the very few actors who I've genuinely liked since I started out watching K dramas. I like his eye smile and his carefree, easygoing personality. During my teens, back when YouTube was still inexistent and DVDs of popular dramas were all the rage, he had been one of Korea's hottest heartthrobs, and the ladies had nothing but good praises for him. In present-day dramaland, although we have a lot of fresh and new faces in the brood, I can't still seem to find somebody comparable to the beloved Jun Ki. Thankfully, he chose a good post-military service production, and that is something that excites me.

Shin Min Ah, on the other hand, has not appeared in any production after the famous and highly-rated drama "My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox" or "My Girlfriend is a Gumiho" with Lee Seung Gi. I have honestly been waiting for her to take on another role like that in her former drama, so this is like a reappraisal of the "Shin Min Ah trademark roles" that majority of drama addicts adore. Shin Min Ah is really charming, and for snagging a leading man like Lee Jun Ki, I'm sure that they will be creating a truckload of chemistry and fireworks all over the place. I love their eye smiles by the way! When their casting was announced a couple of months ago, it garnered a lot of interest and curiosity from many, and I must say that it is one of dramaland's best pairings in the visual aspect alone. Both are really very talented, so I am looking forward for their onscreen chemistry more than anything.

Aside from the leads, I am in this drama for another good reason as well, and it's the supporting cast. The previews have been cute and strangely addicting so far, so I believe that having a talented bunch of good actors will give the main leads just the right amount of back-up. From the top left and the bottom right of the photo below, we have Kwon Oh Joong and Hwang Bora as the magistrate Eun Oh's (Lee Jun Ki) faithful servants. We also have Yoon Woo Jin at the back as the son of a rich nobleman and is second male lead (Oh, how typical of saeguks!).

Rounding out the star-studded cast is the weird yet funny combo of Yoo Seung Ho (left, in white) and Park Joon Gyu (right, in black) as the twin gods of the heavens and the underworld, respectively. This is really funny and out of this world considering how big the age difference is between the two. I just saw, a few months ago, Yoo Seung Ho in "Operation Proposal", which was the first proper drama that I watched where he was the main lead. I was really in awe of his performance in that Japanese remake, so I have vowed to watch this one with a hopeful and excited mindset. Both are very good actors (Yoo Seung Ho and Park Joon Gyu) who have been a part of various productions in their respective careers, so I am really anticipating a refreshing tandem from the people who supposedly controls the dynamics of the earth, the heavens, and the underworld. Our heroine's life will surely depend on the decisions that these two will make. Let's just hope it will all end in a good conclusion with Shin Min Ah and Lee Jun Ki together, regardless of them living as mortals (Min Ah being resurrected) or ending up as ghosts (Jun Ki dying and them living in happy afterlife bliss). Han Jung Soo (middle) also joins the cast as the grim reaper dressed in all black. I don't know who he will serve between the two gods, but I am sure we are in for a fun ride.