Apart from the 'Chairman Lesson' bit, loved everything else and was kinda sad it ended. Here's to hoping the web novel's being translated wanna see how different it is from the drama.
I totally agree, people with experience and 9to5 regular jobs are the ones relating so much to this gem. The situations,…
Absolutely! The dialogue and the acting makes it so enjoyable to many, even not related to office life. For me, with a 10 year office life experience, most of the interactions felt so close to real life situation like the shouting scene, the cries of the rookie and even the CEO scene (though was so exaggerated and came as a shock to me) but it hit home
We're checking all the cliche boxes with this one but that was to be expected. Cold CEO, chaebol succession nonsense,…
spooky in love literally promised to be spooky and made us wait WEEKS for episodes just to make it all about chaebol plot that no one asked for.I honestly thought spooky in love would be like wonderfools i was so excited
did anyone understand the first episode cliffhanger where haeju smiles and the scene cuts off?
It's not a cliffhanger - it's an epilogue. Earlier in Episode 1, we saw Eun-tae leaving the office very late (past 10 pm I believe) and outside the building Hae-ju walks up behind him and I can't recall the entire conversation but she finally convinces him to go out for a meal (he kept saying he already have plans). He obviously enjoyed having someone to talk to.
In the epilogue, we see that she also worked late, almost texted him, stopped at Floor 6 to see if he was still there and then when she came out of the building she saw him and smiled. That's how they ended up sharing that first meal.
I really enjoyed this drama, even though it wasn't something that I would normally watch. It honestly felt like such an easy watch, with really good acting and dialogue that felt very natural. 10/10
Love the ending. Somehow the drama feels gentle and heartwarming. It’s about ordinary life, ordinary people doing their ordinary jobs, trying to do their best. Nothing too dramatic, no villains, no big plot twists. But still interesting to watch. Love that Eun Tae’s first thought was about his team member when he was offered a gift by the CEO. The music are nice too.
Here's to hoping the web novel's being translated wanna see how different it is from the drama.
For me, with a 10 year office life experience, most of the interactions felt so close to real life situation like the shouting scene, the cries of the rookie and even the CEO scene (though was so exaggerated and came as a shock to me) but it hit home
Earlier in Episode 1, we saw Eun-tae leaving the office very late (past 10 pm I believe) and outside the building Hae-ju walks up behind him and I can't recall the entire conversation but she finally convinces him to go out for a meal (he kept saying he already have plans). He obviously enjoyed having someone to talk to.
In the epilogue, we see that she also worked late, almost texted him, stopped at Floor 6 to see if he was still there and then when she came out of the building she saw him and smiled. That's how they ended up sharing that first meal.
I loved it
It’s about ordinary life, ordinary people doing their ordinary jobs, trying to do their best.
Nothing too dramatic, no villains, no big plot twists. But still interesting to watch.
Love that Eun Tae’s first thought was about his team member when he was offered a gift by the CEO.
The music are nice too.
Love her also in Love Me (with Seo Hyun Jin)