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You could see the same issue in this comment section if you were here for the early episodes. People were making various excuses to hate on the age gap

Now I'm curious to know who you're talking about👀

Are the good vibes in the room with us? Because most people seemed pretty irritated by it

I'm glad a K drama finally dared to show a kiss in that kind of situation after so long. They've become so vanilla in recent years that I started skipping kiss scenes. This is the third office rom com I've actually liked

I've watched until episode 19, but it feels like I'm not even paying attention and just skipping everything

This looked better in the fan made videos. The drama has too many side characters.Dropping this,will continue watching their edits

At least they had screentime together. I watched a drama where the leads officially met in episode 13 and it was a ROMANCE drama

I mean, nowadays, they make the ML the greenest flag ever (since the main audience is girls and they rightfully have standards now), which makes the very normal FL appear bad or less likable

Thanks for explaining with being a little frustrated lol. Because I've seen few people on this site saying to me, "What do you know as a new account?" I thought that was weird but I never considered that people create different accounts to talk about a FICTIONAL things on an anonymous site

Kinda offensive for a fairly new account holder. But I've seen people complaining about new accounts in this app alot. Is there any reason behind it?

I started this because of FOMO lol. I thought the FL's aunt’s brother would be the only problem, but she has a lot going on,like a LOT. Those scenes make me super irritated. For those who’ve read the novel, will her relatives get more screentime in the future? I'll continue watching anyway because of Sang Yan's dreamy character.

Who sent the message at the end of episode 3? Was it the male or female lead?

Lol,in ep 3, his house is burning but he still wants to maintain that nonchalant personality in front of her.

The synopsis sounds so simple that it could be wrapped up in just five episodes. How are they going to stretch it to 28 episodes? Is the screenplay slow?

By "looks," I didn’t mean visuals. I meant Sang Yan from Hidden Love had a comedic vibe, while this one has more of an alluring vibe

From the clips I've seen, he already looks different from the Hidden Love's Sang Yan. The difference between the main and supporting characters is quite prominent

Do the main characters (obviously played by different actors) from Hidden Love have screen time together here?

I've not even watched the drama.I think stalking is a big problem and we shouldn’t just call anybody a stalker.
What matters is the intention behind them following someone. If the girl feels angry and uncomfortable knowing someone is following her, then it's absolutely stalkerish. But if she only feels flustered, I don't think it should be called stalker behavior.

Their difference in moving-on time is the reason for my selective hatred. Moving on isn’t bad, but if you fall for someone on the second day after your breakup, it doesn’t make you a likable person.

You didn't understand the point. She didn’t get divorced just the day before, like the second male lead broke up. Generally, people cry after a breakup, while divorce is often celebrated.

As you mentioned, divorce is more complicated. When people decide to separate legally, it’s not due to a minor inconvenience they have to endure significant hardship before reaching that decision.

In this case, the timeline matters, as I pointed out in my first sentence.

There's no point in arguing, as I’ve lost interest in both of them equally after seeing how their love story unfolded.I didn’t even know she has a kid.


And you seem to have something against women, so whatever you say doesn’t matter.