Didn't Live Up To The Hype
The show was overly cliché, the leads had no chemistry, and their hair looked terrible. The mystery element felt forced and simplistic. Even if we were to believe that a man in his 30s — ultra-rich and narcissistic — had remained a virgin until that age, his sudden 180 degree change after getting into a relationship was far from convincing. Writing sudden, fiery romance scenes for two cold characters with no dating history felt unnatural and ruined their character development. The female lead still has a long way to go in acting, though you can see how much she improved in Marry My Husband. The only thing that made the show bearable was the curiosity to see how the side characters’ stories would end. In a 16-episode drama, the plot only moved forward until about halfway through; afterward, it was filled almost entirely with ‘filler’ episodes.Was this review helpful to you?
Worst Kdrama I have Ever Watched
Unfortunately, I have watched the drama before I learned the male lead is an abuser + p*doph*le, so I completed it. The biggest mistake ever, because it was so sloppy and boring. The actress was bad, too. I hope you-know-who is facing something even worse than the girl in the drama in his real life.Was this review helpful to you?
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Enjoyable drama with strong characters
It was satisfying to watch the characters show consistent growth throughout the series. I loved how the female lead took her second chance and went all in for what she truly wanted. The male lead was supportive, protective, yet always respectful and loving. All the characters felt realistic and well-written. I enjoyed every episode — the tension was always on point. My only wish is that Eunho and Heeyon had gotten together earlier, so we could have seen more of this couple.Was this review helpful to you?
