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I'm on ep 5 and I'm kinda tired of her pushing a responsibility OF A CHILD onto a STRANGER (legit haven't seen each other in 10 yrs) who is not interested in raising a child. Like he wants to restart their romance but hasn't shown real interest in being a father. So I gotta know does she actually die? Like it could be the last 2 seconds where she's on the surgery table and opens her eyes or something. I just wanna know if she is still lives.

Can someone ruin it for me?

One of the best ROMANTIC dramas out there. Their chemistry was off the charts (had eyes sparkling and everything). There is character development for both characters as they both learn things from each other while they navigate marriage. So yes, the female lead is immature but it isn't over the top and it's kinda cute. So definitely give it a watch.

Personal Thoughts:

I think out of everyone, Takuya Oku (Dreamless / Erectile Dysfunction) was the one I hated the most. He legit made no effort to change. And it was weird to know that he was turned on by Matayoshi's (comedian) and Kawamura's (bartender) relationship.

Next up is Ramu Arai (ballet dancer / hostess who only views men as money). I didn't like that she was moving from Inaba (personal trainer) to Take Kanzaki (host). Even to the end, she didn't say whether she was actually interested in Inaba. To be fair, I don't think Take Kanzaki was serious about her but neither was she to have him wait while she kept talking to Inaba in her bedroom.

Towako Suzuki (office worker / divorced single mom of 3) deserved better. She was so nice and I thought Ninomiya (company executive) was serious about her until he kept asking out Sato (dental hygienst). I personally think he thought he struck gold with Sato. Beautiful young pretty girl and someone who accepted him. But in the end, he was dealt a bad hand.

Also, I honestly thought Taku Fuijii (aspiring singer/ sex addict) was a nice guy. He was willing to change and he never came off as creepy or perverted as some.

My ideal couple has got to be Aya Tanaka (promotional model / slept with 300+ men) and Kenji Amuro (former ballet dancer / anime figurine collector). They seemed the most happy to be together and you could see a genuine reaction out of both of them.

Also I find it weird that for a guy who doesn't want kids, he seems to be surrounded by them so often, ex: baseball, zoo, random ladies with kids, etc.

I do think it is an opening ending. Yuka keeps the marriage papers and Mitsuo reminisces for her to come back. Also, when he writes the letter, it had only been a month or two since she had left, so them coming back together can always be a possibility. I also suspect her to be pregnant since they had sex the last time they were together. You never know.

After reading some of the comments, it really is a perfect ending. Especially since, everything gets wrapped up in a pretty realistic way.

Can you send it to me?

*MAJOR SPOILER*

Did anyone else love that scene where Mitsou called Yuka to tell her about the pregnancy and Yuka basically told him to be the baby's daddy because she kinda wanted to see how far his love went for Akari and he straight up said no because he will be betraying Yuka? I love it because you felt so much raw emotion from both of them.

I kinda wanted the drama to end with them having a baby but oh well...Still a happy ending.

[wait there's a sequel.......]

This drama will definitely take you on a rollercoaster of emotions. I definitely recommend it as a slice of life focused on marriage/divorce. It's not really a romance as much as reconnecting with one's emotions with the past and present.

Also PLEASE watching the ending credits..haha..They're so funny and weird.

The tag is meant for the second leads Akari and Ryo. But if you don't like cheating, then I definitely wouldn't recommend this drama since their story revolves around it.

What I didn't like:
- Chaeyoung
- the twins (like you would think their parents would've raised them better given their circumstance)
- barely any skinship between the leads (I wished they would've shown more bed scenes of them sleeping as a family)
- the time gaps
- the ending (could've shown something completely different than Singapore)
- the many miscommunications (like just talk to each other)
- Sejin barely got to see the romantic side of Seungwan even though he did a lot of things for her sake

What I liked:
- the chemistry (it did feel more like friends tho bc there wasn't a lot of tension)
- Shinbi's cuteness
- Seungwan's personality (like he wasn't bad, he just never knew what he was feeling)
- Sejin's smile/personality (like it was so contagious)(she was always very outgoing)

This drama was a whole rollercoaster ride that I didn't want to end. First off, if you hate main leads always having miscommunications, then this isn't the drama for you.

The drama focuses on two immature adults coming together to raise a child. During that time, they begin to grow on one another and make memories with each other while being surrounded by their love rivals.

I enjoyed their chemistry so much. They struggled showing their love but they always showed with their actions what they meant to one another.

If you like cohabitation, baby, and love triangles (square?), then this drama is for you. I give it a 9/10.

I have mixed emotions on Chaeyoung's character because she offered nothing but misunderstandings for the main leads. Also, her sob story didn't do anything for me other than waste time. Wished I could've seen genuine feelings from her for Seungwan.

It's a good drama filled with many misunderstands and frustrations. You can't help but fall in love with all the characters and their stories, especially the kids.

Many reviews might say it's not worth it bc it's one of those will-they-won't-they dramas. But I didn't see this drama as a waste of time, rather I saw it as the main leads discovering themselves and seeing their values of life.

I definitely recommend it. I enjoyed their moments together and the many smiles the show gave me. The romance is also definitely worth it. There's not much skin-ship, but some moments will definitely give you butterflies.

I will say that if you expect a fast-paced romance look the other way.

Katagiri Sayo- should've gotten her own romance. I LOVED her character so much. I was hoping for her to eventually date the guy from work (the young one) but the drama just teased the relationship and never really mentioned whether they got together or not. Especially since she mentioned that she saw him as a younger brother but then what does that say about the scene at the restaurant where she fogged his glasses and just stared at him in awe?

Morimoto Miharu- the story made him (Ryota) out to be like trash so it took me by surprised when she went back to him (even before sleeping with the other guy). Like she could've ended the relationship way before she even found out he was "cheating," mainly bc she wasn't happy. Like I honestly thought I was seeing two completely different men by the way the story quickly shifted to make Ryota marriage material.

Yamashita Miwa- her character drove me nuts and I hated her the most. Like you know you're the side piece and will stay the side piece if you let men walk over you. You need to stop comparing yourself to others and focus on yourself. The guy was using her for sex and she wanted more from him when he was legit not caring about anything she ever said. She loved him so much but what was there to love??

Matsuoka Akane- I loved her story as well. Especially her love interest!!! <3 he was so hot. I wished we could've seen their relationship develop a bit more especially since the last episode announced that they were getting married ??? Like it came outta nowhere.

Tachibana - it was a crime to not let her have her own love story, especially since I thought she was going to have something going on with Kobayashi. The ending took me by surprised but it would've made actual sense for her to have at least fallen in love towards the end. Also I really loved her scenes so must. Her disguises and her interfering in the relationships made this drama so much better.

Is it worth the watch? Hmm, maybe. I will say, once you start you will want to know what happens next for one specific story/character.

I mainly kept watching it because of the tasks that were given to Tachibana (left me laughing) and the situation of Miharu & Ryota (kept me very much in suspense).

The plot itself wasn't as complicated as I would've liked it to be so when I watched it, the solutions to their problems were so easy and it left me frustrated that the story wasn't moving quickly.

However, they [director/screenwriter/etc] did a good job expanding their background so you understood the position they were coming from. As well as the actors/actresses doing an amazing job at portraying their emotions.

I recommend it if you are looking for a short story of multiple couples. It's entertaining, but not really a must watch.

Definitely a drama that is meant to be binge watched. It's enjoyable and every episode leaves you wanting more.

This movie was executed so perfectly. The romance was beautiful and didn't feel forced to me. Also, there's so much going on but it all combines together well and isn't overwhelming. If you want to cry, I definitely recommend to watch this. I give it a 9.999/10. Could've been a 10/10 but...if you watched the ending, you would understand.

Am I the only one that wished that they expanded more on Nobu's problem with his dad? Like I felt like it was just thrown into the mix when it didn't actually show how it hurt him that his own dad didn't recognize him.