Extremly amusing manga with a total dense female lead. Hilarious twists, but a rushed ending. Depressing and really shockingly violent at some points, so if you have a problem with teenage practically killing each other and then being best friends again...stay away from this.

Still, it's funny most of the time and kind of cute ^^

OMG, why are u people throwing all of this angry and dissapointed comments at tis masterpiece?? (T__T) I absolutely loved the story; as a matter of fact, this is the 4th time i read it... You know, I just couldn't dislike HaJi... Everybody (meaning the readers) seem to be fed up with her stupidity, but I just couldn't hate it. I think she's an awesomely designed character, and I (even though i really HATED him at the beginning) totally ended up loving SinUoo. It's so beautiful to see how those two souls are just perfect for each other ^___^
Well, anyway, I've always been a person who --because I am a mangaka myself-- can't stand bad drawings, but this one, for some weird reason, just dragged me into addiction. I think that Hot Blooded Woman is the best manga/manwha I've EVER read (and i've read a LOOOT of 'em...)
The only thing that kind of dissapointed me was that lonely ending that Hwang Mi Ri gave to Han Seo... I really liked him, so it would've been better if he finally found love or something... Such a psychotic and twisted guy... An actor You gotta be kidding me xD
Anyway, it was fun to watch though... I liked the story so much that I just overlooked all the flaws. I think it really got me ^__^

... Last updated on February 24th, 2010, 11:28pm

i really dont know how i should rate this. if i'm talking about the first 11 volumes or so i'll definitely give it a 10/10! it was so great because i really liked the personality of ha ji when she was in aram's body, and the guardian angel / bringer of death / moya was always giving hilarious comments of people in their true hearts. i also really like how the theme of destiny and fate was lingering here and there, it really connected the plot.
but when aram's body died and ha ji had to return to her original body, she lost all those memories and i felt bad for sin uoo, but then again he was like taming her because of han seo, and it all started to go all wrong. it just didn't feel right. but it felt even more weird since ha ji never gained her memories back...felt really awkward.
i think that was a bad twist in the story, it would have been probably been one of the best series i've read if it just stopped at 11th volume and everything was happily ever after. i guess the story just died out rapidly (i'm like simulating a graph here lol) after aram's death. the manga was better when the actual aram's soul wasn't there, i'm making aram a simile to a black hole in the manga hahaha.
so 10/10 for the first 11 volumes about about 2/10 for the rest of it? i'm giving this a 8/10 because i am a relatively optimistic person
since this manga was so good, i'm going to read this manga again now. (the first volumes only of course...lol.)

... Last updated on February 15th, 2010, 10:07pm

This manga was really exciting and amusing and I was enjoying it loads but as I got to about the 11th volume it started to get a bit tedious and the story went in a direction I didn't really like.

Because of the reasons in the spoiler I regretted reading this manga which is sad because it started off so good.

... Last updated on January 17th, 2010, 2:01pm

i read the first 8 volumes then i couldn't stand it anymore and jumped to the end. NO MORE! IT SUCKS. The artist only could draw the guys good and one of the girls, then her drawing of the others just sucked. The only good art is the cover.

I just can't understand this manga. Or rather, I can't understand why the characters act the way they do. When it started, I thought it was fairly interesting, so I kept reading. Wish I had remained blissfully ignorant of the gaping character flaws. I understand it makes them human, but there's no need to bring them up again and again for a laugh (Case in point : The main girl's stupidity gets her in trouble a thousand times during the course of the manga---wise up already!!!).

i really hate the mangas that have so much potential but then waste your time. the first half of the series was just a setup for a minor plot in the second half. the author did not tie up loose ends at all, i was expecting ha ji to reagain her memories of the entire first half of the series but she didnt, and i really enjoyed the first half when ha ji was aram. like some other users said, dont bother reading past when ha ji gets back into her own body. i was really dissapointed.
i give it a one because the mangaka basically erased everything that happened in the second half when ha ji gets into her own body. the ending sucked so bad i wanted to kill myself. just skip to the last page when ha ji gets her body back, its still gonna make sense.

... Last updated on November 18th, 2009, 6:02pm

I found this one rather funny and different from anything I've personally read before, so I stuck with it. The main character was fun, if not painfully naive (and I mean really *twitch*). I liked it all up until a little past the middle where something totally ridiculous happened which made everything you've read up until that point obsolete. I was totally pissed because it never got resolved. First half: good, second half: terrible. For a shoujo Manhwa, it sure had a lot of attempted rapes. That's all I really remember from this one anymore...

ARGHH. The first arc of when Ha Ji when into Aram's body was quite entertaining and what not. The other arcs were quite boring. In fact, I was so disappointed with volume 22 that I skipped volume 23 and went directly to the ending! I just couldn't take the fact that Shin Uoo went "insane," because he was such a complex guy. It looks like Ha Ji was more complex than I have originally thought, however I still dislike the heroine. I dislike all the characters except for Shin Uoo because he's quite interesting. The arcs were unoriginal an were definitely adapted from other works, but I give props for volumes 1-11. The fantasy element was entertaining, but I am shocked that the author did not tie up the loose ends by explaining why Ha Ji was considered a "holy soul." I feel like I wastes my time reading volume 19-22. I regret not skipping them earlier and just moving onto volume 24.

I liked it at first. But a lot of what went on with the whole supernatural stuff was never really explained very well.I think it all went downhill for me when the girl went back to her original body. After that it got really boring and it was felt pretty repetative.
I also didnt like how it ended with the two main characters I remember the little ghost guy said that their relationship will 'shake all of Korea' or something like that but in the end they just started a produce type business. And I didnt really feel 'the love' with them. I still felt like the guy liked her better when she was in that other body rather then her real one.
But I dont know. Thats just my oppinion