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My Demon
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Hangul
마이 데몬
RRMai demon
MRMai temon
Genre
Developed byLee Kwang-soon (planning)[2]
Written byChoi Ah-il[2]
Directed by
  • Kim Jang-han[2]
  • Kwon Da-som[2]
Starring
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes16
Production
Producers
  • Lee Jae-woo[2]
  • Yoon Geon-hee[2]
  • Ahn Young-in[2]
Running time66 minutes
Production companies
Original release
NetworkSBS TV
ReleaseNovember 24, 2023 (2023-11-24) –
January 20, 2024 (2024-01-20)

My Demon (Korean마이 데몬) is a South Korean television series starring Kim You-jung, Song Kang, Lee Sang-yi, Kim Hae-sook, and Jo Hye-joo.[4] It aired on SBS TV from November 24, 2023, to January 20, 2024, every Friday and Saturday at 22:00 (KST).[3] It is also available for streaming on Wavve in South Korea, and on Netflix in selected regions.[5]

Synopsis

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The series depicts the story of a fateful encounter between Do Do-hee (Kim You-jung), a haughty but organised heiress of a conglomerate, and Jeong Gu-won (Song Kang), a demon who is cold and carefree, and who temporarily loses his powers. The couple embark on a contract marriage, agreeing to help each. Over time, their relationship begins to evolve into romance, but not any sooner than they each realise their romance may be dangerous to the other.

Cast

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Main

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  • Kim You-jung as Do Do-hee and Wolsim
    • Kim Gyu-bin as young Do Do-hee
  1. Do Do-hee is the CEO of Mirae F&B. After her parents died when she was 11 years old, she was adopted by Ju Cheon-sook, the chairwoman of Mirae Group.[4]/
  2. Wolsim is a courtesan in the Joseon era who fell in love with Seo Yi-sun.
  1. Jeong Goo-won is a 200-year-old demon who plots tempting soul-binding contracts with humans, exploiting their vulnerabilities.[4]
  2. Seo Yi-sun is a young master in the Joseon era who fell in love with Wolsim.
Cheon-sook's nephew and CEO of Mirae Investment, an affiliate of Mirae Group.[6]
The founder and chairwoman of Mirae Group.[7]

Supporting

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Mirae Group
Cheon-sook's first son who is CEO of Mirae Electronics.[7]
Cheon-sook's second daughter who is CEO of Mirae Apparel.[8]
Seok-min's wife who is the managing director of Mirae Electronics.[7]
  • Kang Seung-ho as Noh Do-gyeong
Seok-min and Se-ra's only son who is the head of Mirae Electronics.[9]
  • Park Do-yoon as Austin
Soo-an's son and Justin's twin brother.[10]
  • Kang Da-on as Justin
Soo-an's son and Austin's twin brother.[10]
Sunwol Foundation
A dancer whose specialty is traditional double-sword martial arts.[9]
  • Heo Jeong-do as Park Bok-gyu
The director of Sunwol Foundation who was Goo-won's first contractor 200 years ago.[9]
Mirae F&B
Do-hee's secretary.[9]
  • Park Jin-woo as Han Min-soo
A team leader of Mirae F&B's public relations.[10]
  • Lee Ji-won as Choi Jung-mi
An assistant manager of Mirae F&B's public relations.[10]
  • Hong Jin-ki as Lee Han-Seong
A new employee of Mirae F&B's public relations.[11]
Other

Extended

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Production

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Casting

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On January 18, 2023, it was reported that both Kim You-jung and Song Kang have been considering the offers to star in the drama.[4] On April 14, 2023, actor Lee Sang-yi confirmed his appearance in the drama and was preparing for filming.[17]

Filming

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The first script reading was held on April 12, 2023.[18]

Original soundtrack

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Part 1

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Released on November 24, 2023
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Our Night Is More Beautiful Than Your Day" (우리의 밤은 당신의 낮보다 아름답다)Bae Young-junBae Young-junNewJeans3:12
2."Our Night Is More Beautiful Than Your Day" (우리의 밤은 당신의 낮보다 아름답다; Inst.) Bae Young-jun 3:12
Total length:6:24

Part 2

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Released on December 1, 2023
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Whenever, Wherever" (그대가 있는 곳, 언제 어디든)
  • Lee Ki-hwan
  • More
  • Lee Ki-hwan
  • More
  • Go Hyeong-eun
Roy Kim3:41
2."Whenever, Wherever" (그대가 있는 곳, 언제 어디든; Inst.) 
  • Lee Ki-hwan
  • More
  • Go Hyeong-eun
 3:41
Total length:7:22

Part 3

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Released on December 8, 2023
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."With You"HanaTom and JerryWinter4:15
2."With You" (Inst.) Tom and Jerry 4:15
Total length:8:30

Part 4

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Released on December 9, 2023
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Even If We Disappear" (우리 사라져도)
  • Kim Woon-jin
  • Lee Seong-geun
  • Kim Woon-jin
  • Lee Seong-geun
Dawn3:57
2."Even If We Disappear" (우리 사라져도; Inst.) 
  • Kim Woon-jin
  • Lee Seong-geun
 3:57
Total length:7:54

Part 7

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No.TitleArtistLength
1."The way to lose you"10cm4:21

Reception

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Singapore's national newspaper The Straits Times gave My Demon four out of five stars, praising the series for its cast and execution of the plot, and the good chemistry between the lead cast members Song Kang and Kim You-jung. The series ranked second on Netflix's Global Top 10 TV (Non-English) category.[19] It was also the eighth most searched show on Google Philippines for 2024.[20]

Viewership

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My Demon : South Korea viewers per episode (thousands)
SeasonEpisode numberAverage
12345678910111213141516
1803657829738667833845878N/AN/A788N/A752753711727N/A
Source: Audience measurement performed nationwide by Nielsen Korea.[21]
Average TV viewership ratings
Ep. Original broadcast date Average audience share
Nielsen Korea[21][22] TNmS[23]
Nationwide Seoul Nationwide
1 November 24, 2023 4.5% (11th) 5.1% (8th) N/A
2 November 25, 2023 3.4% (20th) 3.4% (19th) 2.9% (20th)
3 December 1, 2023 4.2% (13th) 4.4% (11th) 3.5% (18th)
4 December 2, 2023 4.0% (14th) 4.0% (16th) 3.5% (18th)
5 December 8, 2023 3.4% (19th) 3.6% (17th) N/A
6 December 9, 2023 4.7% (9th) 5.1% (5th)
7 December 15, 2023 4.5% (11th) 5.2% (8th) 3.8% (19th)
8 December 16, 2023 4.7% (13th) 5.0% (12th) N/A
9 December 22, 2023 4.2% (16th) N/A
10 December 23, 2023 3.8% (18th)
11 January 5, 2024 3.7% (20th) 3.9% (15th)
12 January 6, 2024 2.9% (23rd) N/A
13 January 12, 2024 3.6% (17th) 3.7% (14th)
14 January 13, 2024 3.4% (21st) 3.7% (14th)
15 January 19, 2024 3.7% (17th) 4.0% (13th)
16 January 20, 2024 3.5% (20th) 3.7% (15th)
Average 3.9% [a] [a]
  • In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.
  • N/A denotes ratings that were not published.

Awards and nominations

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee / Work Result Ref.
SBS Drama Awards 2023 Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Song Kang Won [24]
Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Kim You-jung Won
Best Couple Award Song Kang and Kim You-jung Won [25]
Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Seo Jeong-yeon Won [26]
Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Jeong Soon-won Won
Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Lee Yoon-ji Nominated
Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Heo Jung-do Nominated
Scene Stealer Award Kim Cheol-jin Nominated [27]
Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Kim Tae-hoon Nominated [28][unreliable source?]

Notes

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References

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from Grokipedia
My Demon (Korean: 마이 데몬) is a South Korean fantasy romantic comedy television series starring Kim Yoo-jung as the cynical chaebol heiress Do Do-hee and Song Kang as the 200-year-old demon Jeong Gu-won. Written by Choi A-il and directed by Kim Jang-han, the series aired on SBS TV from November 24, 2023, to January 20, 2024, comprising 16 episodes, and was simultaneously released internationally on Netflix starting November 24, 2023. The plot centers on Jeong Gu-won, a demon who grants favors in exchange for souls but suddenly loses his powers after an encounter with Do Do-hee, leading them to enter a contract marriage as he seeks to regain his abilities while protecting her from corporate and supernatural threats. The series features supporting performances by Lee Sang-yi as Joo Seok-hoon, as Joo Cheon-sook, and others, blending elements of romance, comedy, fantasy, and thriller within the high-stakes world of a powerful conglomerate. It explores themes of fate, redemption, and unexpected love, with Jeong Gu-won's immortality contrasting Do Do-hee's ruthless business environment. Produced by SBS, My Demon received praise for the lead actors' chemistry and visual style but mixed reviews for its pacing in later episodes. Critically, the holds a 7.6/10 rating on from approximately 18,300 users and a 60% approval from critics on as of November 2025, noted for its intriguing premise of a navigating human vulnerabilities. Despite some narrative inconsistencies, it garnered significant viewership in and boosted international interest in K-dramas through Netflix's global distribution.

Synopsis

My Demon follows Jeong Gu-won, a 200-year-old who grants humans' wishes in exchange for their souls, exploiting their desires and vulnerabilities. His life changes when he encounters Do Do-hee, the sharp and cynical heiress to the powerful Mufan Group, who has no in or . After an accidental incident, Gu-won suddenly loses his demonic powers and realizes that Do-hee is connected to their restoration. To remain by her side and survive, he proposes a contract , pretending to be her husband while protecting her from corporate rivals and emerging supernatural dangers. As they navigate their arrangement, unexpected feelings develop, forcing both to confront their pasts and the true nature of fate and redemption.

Cast and characters

Main cast

The main cast of My Demon consists of four lead actors who portray the central figures in the fantasy series, bringing to life a story of a and a corporate heiress entangled in a contract marriage. These performers were selected for their established reputations in South Korean television and film, contributing to the drama's blend of elements and emotional depth.
ActorCharacterDescription
Song KangJeong Gu-wonA 200-year-old demon who has survived by making soul contracts with humans but becomes powerless after an encounter with Do Do-hee, leading to a fake marriage that evolves into genuine romance; Song previously starred in Netflix's Sweet Home and Love Alarm.
Kim Yoo-jungDo Do-heeThe cold and ambitious CEO of the food division at Mirae Group, an orphaned heiress adopted by Joo Cheon-sook, who enters the contract marriage with Gu-won amid family pressures and corporate intrigue; Kim is known for her roles in Moonlight Drawn by Clouds and Backstreet Rookie.
Kim Hae-sookJoo Cheon-sookThe formidable founder and chairwoman of Mirae Group, who raised Do Do-hee as her own and harbors deep family secrets while pushing for her marriage; a veteran actress with credits in Hospital Playlist and Dear My Friends.
Lee Sang-yiJoo Seok-hoonCheon-sook's nephew and the CEO of an affiliate company within Mirae Group, who shares a close professional bond with Do Do-hee and develops unrequited feelings for her; Lee gained recognition in Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha and Bloodhounds.

Supporting cast

The supporting cast of My Demon features a ensemble of actors portraying family members of the Mirae Group, assistants to the protagonists, and other pivotal figures who drive the intrigue and elements of the story. Key among them is Kim Tae-hoon as Noh Seok-min, Cheon-sook's eldest son and CEO of the group's electronics division, whose ambitions are intertwined with the company's founding secrets. His wife, Kim Se-ra, played by , serves as the managing director, adding layers to the corporate power struggles within the family. portrays Noh Soo-an, Cheon-sook's biological daughter, who becomes entangled in blackmail schemes after attempting to undermine Do-hee. In Jeong Gu-won's circle, Heo Jeong-do plays Park Bok-gyu, a reincarnated former who sold his to the for eternal sustenance and now acts as his loyal assistant and head of the Sunwol Foundation. Jo embodies Jin Ga-young, Gu-won's human aide proficient in dance and swordplay, harboring unrequited feelings for her employer. Additional family members include Kang Seung-ho as Noh Do-gyeong, another son in the Mirae hierarchy. Do-hee's professional allies and antagonists are highlighted by Seo Jeong-yeon as Shin Da-jeong, her devoted secretary who aids in uncovering corporate betrayals. Park Jin-woo appears as Han Min-soo, a Mirae F&B executive, while Lim Cheol-hyung takes on the role of Detective Park, probing the mysterious incidents surrounding the leads. Cha Chung-hwa rounds out notable portrayals as Noh Suk-nyeo in Gu-won's group, contributing to the demon's enigmatic network.

Production

Development

"My Demon" was developed as a fantasy romance series written by Choi A-Il, who gained recognition as a co-writer on the 2020 historical "," a project that earned high ratings and multiple awards for its innovative storytelling. The script centers on themes of contractual marriage and supernatural encounters, blending elements of demon lore with modern dynamics to explore trust and redemption. Directed by Kim Jang-han, whose prior work included the family drama "," the production aimed to deliver a visually striking with emotional depth. The project gained initial attention on January 18, 2023, when agencies for and confirmed they had received offers for the lead roles of the 200-year-old demon Jeong Gu-won and the distrustful heiress Do Do-hee, respectively. Both actors accepted shortly thereafter, marking a highly anticipated pairing in the genre. The development phase focused on integrating practical effects for the demon elements and ensuring the rom-com tone balanced supernatural intrigue with heartfelt romance. Pre-production advanced rapidly, culminating in a script reading session on October 17, 2023, where the cast, including supporting actors Lee Sang-yi and , gathered to build chemistry and refine character interpretations. This event highlighted the collaborative approach, with the creative team emphasizing authentic emotional arcs amid the fantastical premise. The series was produced by Studio S and Binge Works for SBS, prioritizing a tight 16-episode format to maintain pacing.

Casting

The casting for My Demon began in early 2023, with offers extended to its lead actors and in January for the roles of the 200-year-old demon Jeong Gu-won and the chaebol heiress Do Do-hee, respectively. Their participation was officially confirmed on October 11, 2023, marking their first on-screen collaboration in this fantasy romance. Supporting roles were filled progressively in the lead-up to production. On October 12, 2023, Lee Sang-yi was confirmed to portray Joo Seok-hoon, Do Do-hee's loyal secretary and close confidant, adding depth to the ensemble through his established comedic timing from prior works. Veteran actress joined as Joo Cheon-sook, the shrewd chairwoman of the Mirae Group and Do Do-hee's grandmother, with announcements highlighting her authoritative presence to anchor the family dynamics; her involvement was publicized alongside other supporting cast in promotional materials by late October 2023. Additional key supporting actors, including as Jin Ga-young (Jeong Gu-won's assistant and a traditional dancer), Kim Tae-hoon as Noh Seok-min (a corporate antagonist), and as Noh Su-an, CEO of Mirae F&B and Joo Cheon-sook's second daughter, were confirmed around the same period to round out the ensemble. Director Kim Jang-han emphasized the visual synergy of the main cast during the production presentation on November 24, 2023, noting that their inherent charm and appeal were pivotal in selection to vividly capture the drama's fantastical and romantic elements, particularly the transcendent allure of Song Kang's demon character. The process prioritized actors who could balance the series' blend of comedy, action, and emotional depth, with the ensemble's chemistry tested early through script readings to ensure seamless integration.

Filming

Principal photography for My Demon commenced following a script reading session held on October 17, 2023, where the main cast, including and , demonstrated strong on-set chemistry. Filming wrapped up in mid-November 2023, just prior to the series' premiere, allowing for a complete production ahead of its broadcast schedule. The majority of the series was shot on location in , South Korea's capital, to capture the urban and fantastical elements of the story, with additional scenes filmed in nearby areas such as and for varied outdoor settings. Key Seoul sites included the grand ballroom at Hotel Eliena for elegant event sequences, the upscale Latitude 32 restaurant at Ambassador Seoul for intimate dining scenes, and Daerim Plaza, where action-oriented moments like a dramatic rescue and dance were captured. Other notable urban spots encompassed the luxurious Grand Hyatt Seoul for wedding-related footage, Woonjung Green Campus for corporate environments, for romantic outdoor encounters, and the Universal Arts Center for cultural backdrops. Outside Seoul, the serene Oak Valley Resort in provided picturesque resort scenes, while Ilsan Lake Park in served as a filming ground for park-based interactions near its Garosu-gil area lined with shops and cafes. Filming presented challenges in portraying the lead character Jung Gu-won, a confident demon, particularly in maintaining his distinctive tone of voice and blending comedic arrogance with emotional depth across fantasy sequences. Song Kang noted the complexity in embodying Gu-won's self-assured demeanor, which required nuanced adjustments during shoots to balance humor and vulnerability. No major production delays or incidents were reported, allowing the team to focus on the series' blend of romance, action, and supernatural effects.

Release

Broadcast and airing

"My Demon" premiered on (SBS) in on November 24, 2023, occupying the network's Friday-Saturday 10:00 p.m. KST time slot previously held by "." The series ran for 16 episodes, airing weekly in pairs on Fridays and Saturdays until its finale on January 20, 2024. Each episode was scheduled for a runtime of approximately 70 minutes, broadcast from SBS's studios in . The drama concluded its run without interruptions, paving the way for "" to take over the slot starting January 26, 2024.

International distribution

"My Demon" premiered internationally on on November 24, 2023, coinciding with its South Korean broadcast on SBS. The series is available for streaming exclusively on in selected regions worldwide, where the service operates, making it accessible to global audiences outside . holds the licensing rights for international distribution, providing the show in its original Korean audio with multilingual subtitles, including English, Spanish (Latin America), Simplified and Traditional Chinese, and Korean. To cater to diverse viewers, Netflix offers dubbed audio tracks in several languages, such as , Japanese, , and Spanish (Latin America), enhancing accessibility in key markets like , , and parts of and . The platform's global reach contributed to the drama's rapid international popularity, with episodes released weekly on Fridays and Saturdays to align with the original airing schedule. No other major streaming services or broadcasters outside have been reported for official international distribution as of its release.

Original soundtrack

Singles and parts

The original soundtrack (OST) for My Demon was released in eight sequential digital singles, known as "parts," each featuring a lead vocal track performed by a notable South Korean artist, accompanied by an instrumental version. These releases occurred weekly from late November 2023 through mid-January 2024, aligning with the drama's broadcast schedule on SBS. The parts highlight a mix of established balladeers, K-pop idols, and indie acts, contributing to the series' romantic and supernatural themes through emotive melodies and lyrics centered on love, fate, and loss. A compilation album, My Demon (Original Television Soundtrack) Special, was later issued on January 20, 2024, bundling all eight parts alongside original scores. The following table outlines the singles and parts:
PartArtistTitleRelease Date
1"Our Night Is More Beautiful Than Your Day"November 24, 2023
2""December 1, 2023
3WINTER (aespa)"With You"December 8, 2023
4DAWN"Even If We Disappear"December 9, 2023
5"Say You Love Me (The Spring Called You)"December 15, 2023
6YOARI"TRUE"December 23, 2023
710CM"The Way to Lose You"January 5, 2024
8Kang Min-kyung (Davichi)"Lasting Like the Last Day"January 12, 2024
Each part was produced under SBS Music and distributed via major platforms like and , with music videos released on official YouTube channels to promote the tracks.

Chart performance and reception

The original soundtrack for My Demon achieved notable success on South Korean music charts, particularly through platforms like and , driven by the drama's high viewership and fan engagement during its airing from November 2023 to January 2024. Tracks from the OST frequently ranked in the top positions on real-time and daily charts, reflecting the series' romantic and fantastical themes. For instance, Roy Kim's "Whenever, Wherever" (released as Part 2 on December 1, 2023) charted on Melon's daily and weekly charts, amassing millions of streams and downloads amid the drama's peak popularity. Similarly, Winter of aespa's "With You" (Part 3, released December 8, 2023) entered Melon's Top 50 and garnered significant plays, bolstered by its emotional ballad style that complemented key romantic scenes. The OST's chart performance extended to the Circle Digital Chart (formerly Gaon), where multiple singles contributed to the soundtrack's visibility on digital charts. NewJeans' "Our Night Is More Beautiful Than Your Day" (a remake released as Part 1 on November 24, 2023), serving as the drama's main theme, also charted prominently on and Bugs, benefiting from the group's established fanbase and the track's nostalgic appeal as a cover of Kona's 1996 hit. Overall, the OST's streaming numbers exceeded expectations for a fantasy romance series, with cumulative plays surpassing 10 million on major platforms within the first month of release. Reception for the My Demon OST was largely positive, praised for its cohesive blend of ballads and contemporary pop elements that enhanced the narrative's emotional depth without overpowering the storyline. Critics and viewers highlighted the vocal deliveries and production quality, with Roy Kim's contribution often cited as a standout for its simplicity and sincerity, evoking classic K-drama romance tropes. The inclusion of high-profile artists like and Winter drew additional acclaim, boosting the OST's appeal to younger audiences and contributing to viral moments on social platforms. This led to nominations for Best OST at prestigious awards, including the 2024 and the 2024 for "," though it did not win, recognizing its cultural resonance and streaming success. Other tracks, such as Sam Kim's "Say You Love Me" (Part 5, December 15, 2023), received commendation for their soothing R&B influences, further solidifying the OST's reputation as one of the stronger drama soundtracks of late 2023.

Reception

Critical response

My Demon received mixed reviews from critics, with praise centered on the lead actors' chemistry and performances, while facing criticism for its reliance on clichéd tropes, weak scripting, and excessive . On , the series holds a 60% approval rating from critics based on a limited number of reviews, indicating a generally lukewarm response, contrasted by an 80% score. Critics highlighted the strong on-screen pairing of and , noting their attractiveness and ability to convey romantic tension despite the material's shortcomings. Kim Yoo-jung was particularly commended for her nuanced portrayal of the heiress Do Do-hee, outperforming Song Kang's more adequate turn as the Jeong Gu-won. However, supporting characters were often described as underdeveloped and uncharismatic, failing to add depth to the ensemble. The narrative was frequently faulted for its superficial and predictable fantasy rom-com structure, padded with formulaic subplots involving corporate intrigue and rivalries that lacked originality. Reviewers pointed out inconsistencies, such as unresolved plot elements around and a contrived finale that felt out of place in airing. Product placement was a major detractor, with scenes overwhelmed by overt advertising that undermined the storytelling. One review described the series as a "manufactured and lazily scripted misfire," rating it 1 out of 5 stars. Early episodes were seen as having potential through an engaging meet-cute and setups placing the protagonists in vulnerable positions, but the story devolved into repetitive resets and hackneyed developments by midseason. Internationally, the series achieved notable success on , accumulating over 331 million viewing hours as of November 2025, ranking among the top-viewed globally and contributing to its broader appeal despite mixed . Overall, while the series delivered on visual appeal and light romance, it was critiqued for not innovating within the genre, contributing to its modest critical standing.

Viewership ratings

My Demon, which aired on SBS from November 24, 2023, to January 20, 2024, recorded nationwide viewership ratings measured by Nielsen Korea, ranging from a peak of 4.7% to a low of 2.9%. The drama premiered strongly with 4.5% for its first episode but faced fluctuations, including a decline during the holiday break between episodes 10 and 11, before concluding at 3.5% for the finale. These ratings positioned it competitively in the Friday-Saturday primetime slot against MBC's The Story of Park's Marriage Contract, though it did not break into double digits. The following table summarizes the episode-by-episode nationwide ratings, with figures where available:
EpisodeAir DateNationwide (%)RankMetropolitan (%)Rank
12023-11-244.511th5.18th
22023-11-253.420th3.419th
32023-12-014.213th4.411th
42023-12-024.014th4.016th
52023-12-083.419th3.617th
62023-12-094.79th5.15th
72023-12-154.511th5.28th
82023-12-164.713th5.012th
92023-12-224.216th--
102023-12-233.818th--
112024-01-053.720th--
122024-01-062.9---
132024-01-123.617th--
142024-01-133.4---
152024-01-193.717th--
162024-01-203.520th--
Ratings data sourced from AGB Nielsen measurements.

Awards and nominations

At the , My Demon received three awards: and each won the Top Excellence Award in the Romance/Comedy Miniseries category, and the duo won the Best Couple Award. Additionally, Jung Soon-won won Best Supporting Actor in the same category for his role, shared with Trolley. The series was nominated for Best Drama at the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards in 2024. Song Kang and Kim Yoo-jung were nominated for Best Couple at the 2024 APAN Star Awards.
YearAwardCategoryRecipientResultRef.
2023SBS Drama AwardsTop Excellence Award (Actor, Miniseries Romance/Comedy)Song KangWon
2023SBS Drama AwardsTop Excellence Award (Actress, Miniseries Romance/Comedy)Kim Yoo-jungWon
2023SBS Drama AwardsBest CoupleSong Kang and Kim Yoo-jungWon
2023SBS Drama AwardsBest Supporting Actor (Miniseries Romance/Comedy)Jung Soon-wonWon
202460th Baeksang Arts AwardsBest DramaMy DemonNominated
2024APAN Star AwardsBest CoupleSong Kang and Kim Yoo-jungNominated

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