While You Were Sleeping ~ Do Bad Dreams Always Come True?

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“While You Were Sleeping” is a 2017 drama series, with 16 episodes, and can be categorized as Crime, Legal Drama, Romance, and Fantasy. SUMMARY: Three people from different walks of life meet – a young woman who helps her mother run a pork restaurant, a young man who works as a prosecutor, and another young man who is a police officer. When the realize they have the ability to dream of tragic events and prevent them from happening they work together to solve crime. A romance also develops. ♦ If You Dream It, Can You Change It? In “While You Were Sleeping”, Nam Hong-Joo is a young woman who dreams. But it’s more like her dreams are nightmares. And if she tries to prevent something bad that happened in her dreams from happening in real life, she doesn’t seem to be able to prevent it. How horrible is it to know that something horrible is going to happen and you can’t stop it from happening? In Nam Hong-Joo’s dream, her

 

[SpiceNavigator42]

Ooh, a K-drama with psychic dreams? Sounds right up my alley! This whole concept of people being connected through these premonition dreams is fascinating. I gotta admit, though, Nam Hong-Joo's situation sounds rough. Having dreams of loved ones dying must be terrifying. But hey, at least she's not alone! Jung Jae-Chan seems like a cool dude, even if he's a bit skeptical at first.

 

[ChainsawMadonna]

This is an interesting twist on the classic "crime-solving duo" trope. Instead of gut feelings or hunches, they have literal premonitions! I wonder how Jung Jae-Chan deals with the responsibility. Seems like a lot to handle, especially on top of being a new prosecutor. Also curious about the romance aspect – is it enemies-to-lovers with him not believing her dreams at first? Sounds like a fun watch!

 

[lindseymathis]

YASSSS Lee Jong-Suk and Bae Suzy in the same drama?! Count me in! I've seen them both in other shows and they're amazing actors. Plus, the plot sounds super intriguing – dream visions, crime-solving, and a little romance? Sounds like everything I love in a K-drama. The ratings are high too, with Viki viewers giving it a near-perfect score!

 

[HallyuObsessed]

I found “While You Were Sleeping” fascinating because of its unique blend of crime, legal drama, romance, and fantasy. The concept of dreaming future events and altering their outcomes is compelling. However, the execution leaves room for criticism. Nam Hong-Joo's initial inability to change her dreams' outcomes seems inconsistent when later, all three protagonists manage to prevent tragedies. It raises questions about the series' internal logic and the consistency of its supernatural rules. While the characters' development and interactions are engaging, the series sometimes relies too heavily on coincidence and contrivance to drive the plot forward.

 

[Younghee]

he idea of being burdened with knowledge of future tragedies and the responsibility to prevent them is both a gift and a curse. It’s fascinating to see how the characters navigate this heavy responsibility. Nam Hong-Joo's struggle with her mother's impending death is heart-wrenching and highlights the emotional toll of their abilities. The series explores profound themes of destiny, choice, and the weight of foreknowledge. It makes you ponder what you would do in their shoes and how far you’d go to change the future.

 

[Ryan Duckling]

Premonition dreams, huh? Sounds a bit far-fetched to me. I'm more of a "believe it when I see it" kind of person. But hey, if the story's well-written and the acting's good, I might give it a shot. Intrigued by the different characters and their professions – prosecutor, police officer, restaurant worker. Not your typical team-up, that's for sure. Maybe they use their unique skills to solve the cases in unexpected ways. We'll see!

 

[JinnyGoesKrazy]

What I adore most about “While You Were Sleeping” is the romance between Nam Hong-Joo and Jung Jae-Chan. Their relationship evolves so naturally, and their shared ability to dream the future adds a magical touch to their connection. It’s beautiful to see how they support each other through their fears and uncertainties. The romance is perfectly balanced with the drama and suspense, making their love story even more compelling. Every episode had me rooting for them, and their moments together were some of the highlights of the series for me. Love truly conquers all!

 

[Whitethoms]

This reminds me of a story I read about precognitive dreams throughout history. Apparently, some famous people have claimed to have had prophetic dreams. Interesting to see how this K-drama portrays it. Sounds like the characters use their dreams to not only prevent crimes but also solve them. A bit like Sherlock Holmes with a supernatural twist! Might be a fun way to learn more about Korean culture while enjoying a good mystery.

 

[GreatWhiteNorthTV]

While You Were Sleeping is one of my all-time favorite K-dramas! The mix of suspense, humor, and romance is perfect. Plus, the characters are so lovable. Jung Jae-Chan's journey from disbelief to acceptance is heartwarming, and Nam Hong-Joo is such a strong and determined female lead. And can we talk about the bromance between Jung Jae-Chan and Han Woo-Tak?