Someone said they initially thought Our Unwritten Seoul would be like a Korean Parent Trap because the concept is so cheesy, but I think that's what makes it so brilliant. Twins switching lives promises a lot of 'hijinks ensue.' But it's incredibly emotional. The story is deceptively simple; a raw and vivid script about what truly matters in life. Really the beauty of it is how Miji and Mirae, who know each other better than anyone else, live as each other and discover a lot of things about their individual selves. They're both healing from deep wounds, learning to trust and love themselves.

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My coworker and I spent an entire lunch break discussing how they have ruined every single character on Grey's Anatomy by dragging them through plots for 1 billion seasons and 2 crossover shows or bungling their exits and then I see people begging for Season 2s of Kdramas on Tumblr.com and I'm like, "No. Never. Kill this sentiment with fire." Not that I'm in charge but why does anyone even want that? I switched to Kdramas specifically to escape from this sort of misery.