Excalibur

Ye Xiu and Mu Cheng don't have a love story in the novel. This, of course, can be changed if the drama decides to create a romantic relationship between the two. However, if the drama stays faithful to the novel, I wouldn't expect any romance.

In the drama, the music teacher states that it is Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata". Hwi Young plays the first movement out of the three.

I have a feeling that Jun Woo didn't commit thievery or assault; he was framed for it. Due to his quiet and reserved nature, he was unable to clear himself of these charges. I hope Jun Woo will be able to stand up for himself against the two-faced Hwi Young.

Episode 6 just made things more interesting. It makes you reconsider who you can really trust, especially Chi Kwang. I wonder whether he's the actual killer or if it's simply a red herring. Additionally, I'm curious to learn more about Soo Yeon's boyfriend. Perhaps I'm overthinking it, but with the drama showing her boyfriend calling her twice, it makes me think that he's a vital character.

On a side note, Jae Shik puts a smile on my face whenever I see him. Him and sunglasses are a great pairing.

An interesting and solid start. I like Moo Hyuk's ambiguous personality.

Ji Hwan enlisting in the army gives me the impression that there will be a time skip if the writer(s) want him and Cha Hyun to meet after his service. My guess for the end of the drama is that Ji Hwan and Cha Hyun will reunite and possibly become a couple, Ga Kyung and Jin Woo will continue their relationship although I'm not certain if they'll remarry, and Ta Mi and Mo Geon will... still be together, I suppose. I honestly don't know about the last couple since I skip their scenes.

I haven’t watched the movie yet, but based on your comment, I would think such actions are stalking regardless of the person’s appearance.

I also feel the same way. Sometimes, when he delivers his lines, he sounds monotonous.

I'm so happy that Cha Hyun finally encountered Ji Hwan. I hope to see more of their interactions and of Ji Hwan's character.

Seol Ji Hwan is the actor in the morning drama that Scarlet watches titled "What's Wrong with My Mother-In-Law?" According to the relationship poster, he is her love interest.

While I enjoy this drama, I can't help but skip the romantic scenes between Tammy and Morgan. I'm more interested in the events that unfold within the company than in Tammy's romance.

I regret picking up this drama. I knew I shouldn't have watched it.

Now I have to wait a week to see what happens next.

Thank you for the information. Cha Hyun did express interest in him due to his acting, so I had an assumption that the two would have a romantic love line. I'm also curious to see what happens with the two of them.

Thank you for the information.

Major props to the director and the editing team, especially for those smooth transitions. I particularly enjoyed the scene in which classical music is playing and Ta Mi sees the shocking news.

Also, I noticed that Lee Jae Wook is listed as a main role, but his character was only briefly shown in the drama that Cha Hyun was watching. I wonder how his character will be connected to the rest.

I just finished reading the web novel and rushed over here upon seeing a review mention its drama adaption. I will have to watch this.

Unfortunately, it seems like the drama is delayed possibly due to the ongoing U.S.-China trade wars. It's disappointing since I was looking forward to this.

Sweet Home is my favorite webtoon, so I'm looking forward to this. I hope the live action version delivers.

No English translation, so this is the Korean version: https://bufftoon.plaync.com/series/745054

Those two aren't the main couple. The romance is focused more on Lee Ahn and Jae In in the first half of the drama. I can't really say more than this without spoiling the story.