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You'll probably have to keep checking spotify playlists that people create. I'm sure someone will put it in one of those. That song probably wasn't a part of the official ost parts so it'll be hard to find yourself.

If you're talking about the English song during the last scene, then I've got no idea. I've tried to find it, but had no success. If you're talking about the song at the very end of the episode then it's called "You're cold" by Heize.

I just re-watched the first four episodes. The scene in episode 4 where Moon Young is lying on the floor laughing and crying simultaneously hits hard every time. It just makes me feel so sad and sorry... The scene is just so memorable. The acting by Seo Ye-Ji is absolutely incredible. I've watched her previous work and knew she was a talented actor, but I didn't know that she was this damn good.

Wow...
Imagine if this drama keeps up this quality for the entire 16 episodes.
This hits all the emotions in the most interesting ways.

Yh, I'm guessing there isn't an exact time tbh. Sometimes episodes are released very quickly. Sometimes they're a few hours late. Wish there a set time to release episodes tho...

No, that's not it. It's 11:35pm in Korea right now, but the episode still isn't released on Netflix.

Yeah, you're right. He's got a very relaxing voice. His song was very good.

Does anyone know the exact time that Netflix releases episodes for Korean dramas?
You can watch episode 4 on Netflix right now, but that's without subtitles. I think it's somewhere between 4 and 5pm in the UK. It would save me a lot of time if I knew the exact time instead of impatiently checking every 5 mins.

Haha. She really said "Yes, I'm horny. I admit that." Lmao

Yeah. Breath by Sam Kim. Never really heard his music. Hope it's good tho.

If you haven't already, go and listen to "You're Cold" by Heize.
It's amazing. Tbh you already know every song in a drama by Heize or Punch is gonna be good. Looking forward to the next songs.

Good choice tbh. There's better dramas out there rn. Better spend your time watching them.

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Damn this comment section is spicy. It's The King: Eternal Monarch V 2.0.

I definitely think its possible. It just has to be done over time rather than just one episode. Also, I really hope they don't change her completely, since that'd be unrealistic and boring. I still want her to be herself, but just more open emotionally and less hostile. Changing her into a little sissy would kill her character for me.

I agree about the Man Wol vibes. They give off the same energy. Both are crazy, beautiful, classy, expensive, dangerous, confident and of course strong women.

Well this one is gonna be spicccccccy. The sexual tension every time the leads are together is palpable.
And, it helps that the story seems unique, mysterious and intriguing.
It doesn't help that I will slowly but surely lose my sanity waiting for the next episodes every week.
God I wish everything had the Netflix shows format where all episodes are released together... Unfortunately, that'll never happen since from a business standpoint, it's actually not the best method.
Anyway, look on the bright side. Only 3 days. 15 hours. 59 minutes. And 25 seconds until next the next episode!!!

Why are so many people upset with this drama in the comment section? After reading the synopsis, which seemed very bland, and reading the comments, I was very hesitant about watching this, but I'm very glad I give it a go.
The first two episodes were very enjoyable. You know you had fun watching the episodes when two hours felt like nothing. This was mainly due to the actors. This is pretty much the perfect role for an actor like Ji Chang Wook. I feel like he really nails this type of character. His gestures are so expressive and funny, but at the same time, they don't feel exaggerated and over the top. He kinda has the perfect balance, which just brings his characters to life. Kim Yoo Jung is doing a great job too. I feel like her character could easily seem annoying and creepy, but Yoo Jung has done a great job portraying her character as cute, vibrant and passionate. The two leads look great together and their interactions are very fun to watch. The age gap honestly doesn't bother me at all. She is 22 and he is around 30 years old I believe. They're both adults and the age gap is only 8 years. It's perfectly fine.
The other characters are also fun to watch e.g Dae Hyun's friend, Saet Byul's friends, Dae Hyun's family etc.
I feel like the people who really disliked this drama are those that are overly critical and take the drama for something other than what it is. This is a romantic comedy. It isn't going to be completely realistic, or portray the perfect morals and ideals that you have in your head. Just don't over think and analyse everything you see, with that approach you could literally find a fault in anything and everything. Nothing is perfect.
This seems like a lighthearted romance. Take it for what it is and enjoy. I can't wait to see the next episode.

The last few episodes were definitely not the best to watch, but it wasn't the worst either. It wasn't bad to the point where it ruined the rest of the drama for me. I think I would still watch this drama if you're interested in the main couple. They have great chemistry and make a pretty cute couple. The romance felt natural and real. It was a slow paced drama, but it managed to not be draggy either, except for the last 3-4 episodes ofc.

This was one of those dramas that get you so emotionally invested in a character that you end up binge watching it in one sitting. It was incredible.
I felt sooooo bad for Ji-an... IU did an absolutely amazing job portraying the struggle and pain that Ji-an goes through in her daily life. Her eyes man... They're so expressive.
Ji-an is one of my favourite characters from all the dramas I've watched. Her journey was so emotional and well developed. I was rooting for her to find happiness the entire time.