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I actually care the least about the leads in this, and I love both actors. The other three feel much more real to me, as does the "advisor."

This really is one of the best representations of pregnancy I've seen in any media. I really appreciate the nuance

I'm very confused why none of the *heads of law firms and/or offices* asked to see the contract for the deal in writing.

I think if you liked the first 5 episodes, you will like the next 7. Based on the comments here, this drama is *very* love-it-or-hate-it

Also a 10 from me. It is achieving exactly what it set out to do

Sheer force of will

All we need is Kim Bum to show up as a prosecutor with terrible hair

Not at all. This drama consistently speaks to me

I am also afraid of this, and I really, really hope it doesn't happen

I was just thinking this exact thing. He's not the brightest, and he doesn't take care of himself or follow the rules. But he's so earnest and means so well. He's even winning the villains over.

My Coming Soons tell me it's coming to US Nexflix July 18!

At least we will always have Paris... or the heartwarming cooking for the meeting of the the parents from there

Ah, I found the last 10-15 minutes of episode 4 where he was wandering around seeing two times nearly as freaky as he did

I mean... fair. but also, I am not wrong

Anyone else weirded out that their fluffy idol romcom took a sudden body horror turn?

I am enjoying Spring of Youth much more than I expected to. It looks like an idol drama of dubious quality, but it's actually quite compelling. I love the ML

I recommend not finishing Potato Lab, fwiw

I was noting today that I really like this drama, but they don't end each episode at a satisfying point. It always feels like they end in the middle of a scene, or after an unimportant scene

We haven't learned any of that yet. It looks like the blind shaman is reporting to someone mysterious, and the crown prince said the colossal spirit was sad, not angry. I suspect there are human reasons, but no one seems to be pursuing that avenue

I first say I am really enjoying this drama. mostly for Yook Sung Jae. I dislike the king as a person but find him interesting in how he sees himself as benevolent and forward-thinking, but it also makes him rigid and prone to outbursts of suppressed emotions.

My concern at this point is that I don't really have 10 more episodes worth of plot to deal with. The story isn't that complicated, and there are not many characters. I don't really want to watch the leads fight and fail against the big bad ghost multiple times more