'Moon in the Day' Concludes with Satisfactory Ending and Title Explanation

In the finale, Do Ha breaks the curse but leaves Young-Hwa, with the title metaphorically representing his constant presence in her life.

The K-drama 'Moon in the Day' concluded with its 14th episode, featuring a time-slip romance thriller about a 1,500-year-old spirit, Do Ha, and a 21st-century firefighter, Kang Young-Hwa.
In the finale, Do Ha manages to save Young-Hwa and breaks the curse that had been haunting them, but in doing so, his spirit leaves the body he had been possessing, leaving Young-Hwa heartbroken.
The title 'Moon in the Day' is explained in the finale as a metaphor for Do Ha's presence in Young-Hwa's life, always watching over her even when not visible.
Despite the tragic separation, the ending is portrayed as satisfactory and realistic, with the lead characters reuniting in their next lives.
The series aired on ENA and Genie TV, and is now available on Viki with subtitles.