After learning what had gone down between Ji Yun and Hye Jin in the past, Eun Ho tries to cheer her up. The Peoples employees are abuzz with conflict.
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It’s impossible not to be hooked! Lee Jun Hyuk and Han Ji Min’s visuals, chemistry, and acting are absolutely top-tier. Every scene between them feels so natural yet electrifying—it’s the perfect mix of emotions, tension, and charm. The way they bring their characters to life is just chef’s kiss! Are you loving the storyline as much as their chemistry?
sorry, but who the frack can sleep upright?!? even if u start to doze off when ur sitting upright, the sec u fall asleep ur body automatically will seek out a more relaxed position. here he not only upright but also on the edge of the seat & sitting in a bit of an angle, with one hand on the back of the couch - really??? the scene was stoopid, like come on (ノへ ̄、) as if the sudden flashback were of course they connected through tragedy... met when they were younger, or guessing her father died saving his ass. so he will feel indebted/connected ¯\(°_o)/¯ugh! talk unrealistic overkill. ***************************************************same with the scene (in the previous ep) of him driving around, cause she fell asleep in the car, like seriously? & if she didn't wale-up until morning? he would keep driving around? to hell with his daughter? unrealistic( ˘︹˘ )*********************************************************************************************************************************************btw Jeong Hun's father wanting his son to get into a relationship with Ji Yun, his mentor is a bit weird, no?!? he looks like he's in his early 20's while she's in her mid (if not late 30's). or his father thinks his son needs a mother, rather then a companion, some one that will raise him?!?? weird! *********************************************************************************************************************************************feel bad for Su Hyeon, as she is head over heels for Eun Ho, who doesn't see her as anything but a good friend. but idk if he sees Ji Yun as more then a needy boss, he needs to baby cause she can't seem to take care of herself.
It’s such a shame that talented actors have to waste their time performing the same old tropes, in an office based CEO/assistant romance.The cast for Love Scout are capable of much more than the tired, grumpy CEO, and the talented, kind assistant, haters to lovers scenario.How many times have we seen this?The only thing the show has done well is reverse the genders so we have single dad as the assistant and a female CEO. This is a positive change in kdrama, one I’m glad to say, we seeing more and more. This was the only reason I gave it 3 stars. The rest of the script is tired and predictable, which is quite sad coming from a culture that has a fantastic reputation for storytelling.Audiences want more than the same tired old plot regurgitated again and again.