A somewhat realistic portrayal of what it must be like working in the entertainment industry
I wouldn’t want to have O Han Byeol’s job.
The number of times this woman has saved these actors’ backs at the expense of her own sanity is astonishing. I truly believe that PR and Marketing teams in the entertainment industry work overtime to make things happen and to fix messes they did not create. A roaring 10 stars to them!
Lee Sung Kyung did a great job portraying Han Byeol’s character – I really enjoyed her performance – and Kim Young Dae was a delight, as usual. Their romance wasn’t quite enemies-to-lovers, but it was close, particularly in the beginning. I liked how their relationship developed, and I appreciated seeing their feelings change once they stopped being at each other’s throats over a rather silly mistake.
The other main characters also delivered impressive performances. Kang Yu Seong and Park Ho Yeong had a senior-junior relationship that was both sweet and awkward, while Cho Gi Ppeum and Do Su Hyeok portrayed a more mature relationship.
Overall, I thought this drama was fun, realistic (to a certain extent), and truly enjoyable. It is designed to be a romantic comedy, heavily leaning towards the comedy side so if you’re in the mood for that, you’re bound to have a great time!
The number of times this woman has saved these actors’ backs at the expense of her own sanity is astonishing. I truly believe that PR and Marketing teams in the entertainment industry work overtime to make things happen and to fix messes they did not create. A roaring 10 stars to them!
Lee Sung Kyung did a great job portraying Han Byeol’s character – I really enjoyed her performance – and Kim Young Dae was a delight, as usual. Their romance wasn’t quite enemies-to-lovers, but it was close, particularly in the beginning. I liked how their relationship developed, and I appreciated seeing their feelings change once they stopped being at each other’s throats over a rather silly mistake.
The other main characters also delivered impressive performances. Kang Yu Seong and Park Ho Yeong had a senior-junior relationship that was both sweet and awkward, while Cho Gi Ppeum and Do Su Hyeok portrayed a more mature relationship.
Overall, I thought this drama was fun, realistic (to a certain extent), and truly enjoyable. It is designed to be a romantic comedy, heavily leaning towards the comedy side so if you’re in the mood for that, you’re bound to have a great time!
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