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Really great drama. I loved the personalities especially Yo Na and Se Gi. OPPA!!! The comedy was top notch too. What I didn't like was Ri Jin screaming in almost every scene. It was fun the first 3 episodes, but after that, I started to despise whenever she opened her mouth. She only used her soothing voice when talking to Yo Sub and "Do Hyun/NaNa" But I did love her scenes with Yo Na. Highly recommend this one. You also learn a lot about D.I.D. 👌 Ji Sung is ridiculously sexy with that chiseled jaw line.

I hate noona romances, but I can't say no to half of the casts. Plus once Kim Mi Kyung is apart of something, it always ends up being a favorite of mine. She's always Park Min Young's Mom. 😂

This was a really great drama. It was done Japanese manga/anime style and that's why it worked. It didn't even feel like a forced, cringey BL & the story flowed well. It was just a cute, funny rom com of two teenagers (or should I say four) figuring out their feelings. Aoki is just the cutest. The actor is very expressive. I'm so glad he and Hashimoto never made it because they have such great sibling energy. All the characters were are awesome, especially Aida. Aoki and Ida are just two hilariously wholesome people. I couldn't stop laughing at the Cinderella scene. This reminded me of a mixture of the animes Toradora! & My Love Story!!

Female lead's boss.

All that time and effort. She could've laced Yuri's shit with arsenic and called it a day. Fitting ending though. Japan be on some strange stuff. I liked it.

Wait is this the k-version of Kenja no Ai?

I've seen Chucky and Annabelle. I was excepting that doll to start killing them all. Only Japan.

This was a SOLID remake. I enjoyed it. Eiji stole the show. No wonder Kurosawa fell for him :D This was much better than the other versions., in my opinion.

Honestly the dumbest load of shit I've ever seen. This isn't a love story, just the journey of a girl that doesn't know her worth, being easily manipulated by the people in this messed up household and becoming a f**kbuddy. No one was likeable and no one had any character development. I only watched this because the leads were in another drama and I was shipping them on that show, but she ended up with someone else there.

Awesome and funny drama.

Awesome and funny drama.

Can't go wrong with Playlist Global content. Off to season two!!!

Dropped. FL & SML were the WORSE. She could've avoided that man and just say NO to a lot of situations. Plus you hardly saw the ML in the show. I really didn't care for any of the couples.

Wow this didn't just have one but TWO love scenes. Those Sailor Moon sheets saw some thangs!!! Anyways, this was a super cute short series and maybe the only cdrama where I wanted her to be with both guys. The boss might have been a little bitch, but hey, he was still likable. I loved the chemistry between the Emperor and Fu Bao. Dawn Chen is just adorable.

If you've seen Antique Bakery or Antique, you'll know to not expect any BL from this. Although we all shipped Pastry Chef & The Boss in all of the versions. That being said, I loved the Korean version (where my obsession with Kim Jae Wook began) and this one kind of followed that storyline with a few changes, so this really wasn't anything new to me. I'm glad the bromance was strong in this one as well. Out of all the versions, Kim Jae Wook is still the better pastry chef. Sorry Singto. 7/10

I think I only felt emotional and almost teared up was when Granny died, since I recently lost my grandmother who raised me.

There really isn't. The second guy likes FL, but she doesn't like him romantically. They go on one date and that's the end of that.

Amazing story, cast and acting. I didn't cry, but I felt the emotions from the characters. Don't come here if you're purely looking for romance. You won't enjoy it then. It's about grief, friendship, surviving, overcoming tragedies and loving & appreciating the one life we are given.

YASSS!!! Oppa!!!! I'll watch this man in literally ANYTHING.

I'm assuming Qian Cheng found out she was a villain by either William or his brother telling him.