Angel's Last Mission: Love ~ Finding Love for the Unlovable

[cmoneyspinner]

“Angel’s Last Mission: Love” is a 2019 Korean drama series, with 32 episodes, and can be categorized as Romance, Comedy (Rom-Com), and Fantasy or Supernatural. SUMMARY: An angel must never touch a human. That is one of the rules of the heavenly realm. If it is broken, the angel will cease to exist. There was a terrible accident and the pitiful pleas of a human crying for someone to save their life was too much. The angel broke the rules and saved her life. As punishment, he became a human and was sent on his final mission. If he accomplishes the mission, he can go to heaven. His mission? To find true love for an unlovable prima ballerina. ♦ I Want to Live! In “Angel’s Last Mission: Love”, Kim Dan is an angel who knows the rules of the heavenly realm. He must never touch a human. If he does, he’ll disappear, as in “cease to exist”. He doesn’t want that. He wants to go to heaven. But even though

 

[KpopKween23]

OMG, blind ballerina with a heart of ice? Angel tasked with making her fall in love? This sounds like the perfect rom-com recipe! Plus, award-winning actors and a 9.5 rating on Viki? Sign me up! I gotta see how this grumpy ballerina and her clumsy angel end up together. Definitely checking out the trailer!

 

[Lucktopus]

Oh, yes! Are Shin Hae-Sun and L in the same drama? This is a must-see for K-drama fans! I adored them in both "Welcome to Samdal-ri" and "Royal Secret Agent." The plot also sounds like a fresh take on the typical enemies-to-lovers trope. I wonder if the angel will complete his duty, or if love will get in the way. Cannot wait to find out!Sounds like a wonderful drama with a little of everything: romance, comedy, and fantasy! Perfect for a weekend of binge-watching with my pals. I'm curious whether there's any angst. A love triangle featuring an angel sounds quite dramatic. I hope the ending is happy!

 

[Berry]

This drama sounds interesting, but I'm curious about the emotional depth. Can a celestial being truly understand human love? And how will the ballerina deal with her past trauma? It could be a heartwarming story about healing and redemption, or it might fall flat if the characters aren't believable. I'll have to read some reviews to see if it explores these themes well.

 

[Ube Donut]

Ooh, fantasy K-drama with a touch of the supernatural? This is right up my alley! I love how Korean dramas can blend genres so seamlessly. The whole angel-human connection reminds me a little of "Goblin," which I adored. Hopefully, this one has a similar balance of humor and heartfelt moments.

 

["하늘바람"]

This seems like a fun drama that I could watch while folding laundry or doing some minor housekeeping. I like that it has a good balance of romance and comedy; laughter is the best cure! Furthermore, the good ratings are undoubtedly a benefit. Maybe it's not the most complicated story, but sometimes you simply need a happy ending.

 

[Maw_Marcello]

"Angel's Last Mission: Love" is about finding love for those who feel unlovable. Today Kfc Menu with prices

 

[cmoneyspinner]

OMG, blind ballerina with a heart of ice? Angel tasked with making her fall in love? This sounds like the perfect rom-com recipe! Plus, award-winning actors and a 9.5 rating on Viki? Sign me up! I gotta see how this grumpy ballerina and her clumsy angel end up together. Definitely checking out the trailer!

I test out South Korean actors and actresses by seeing how well they do in historical period dramas. The female lead is the actress from “Mr. Queen” and the male lead is from “Royal Secret Agent”. I figured they would be good in a fantasy room-com. They were!