Sure, this show is entertaining. Just that... cliche filled entertainment. One thing I really dislike is badly written FLs. We are to believe this girl is an entrepreneur, independent, and brilliant, but making a decision so bizarre just to dodge a difficult period in her life just does not add up. Not divorcing, leveraging a broken marriage, and hiring a temp husband—like c'mon girl, you should have known better. She gets her way in every situation, and when she's confronted....we as audience are to somehow pulled into a narrative that she is just poor girl who was in trouble and had to make a desperate decision. (I mean...the world would be in a bad shape if all of us made 'desperate choices' just because of the shit life throws at us!) Time to call her out for what she truly is—a SCAMMER, not some flag-bearer of innocence. I have nothing to say about the ML, poor man is blind in love. I am actually here for the second lead couple (they're alright)
Really thought this would be like business proposal where the second leads would get a decent amount of screentime out of being plot devices for the main leads but unfortunately, they are just plot devices. Such a shame that the screentime is wasted on the toxic and abusive ex and his shenanigans when there could be more focus on the second leads. Anyway I hope they get a happy ending. It will suck if they don’t end up together because the potential is there and it’s beautiful, but if they don’t, oh well. I can just rewatch their 5 mins of screentime each ep aka the microscopic crumbs 🫠
i feel like after your ex boyfriend of five years cheated on you, there should be some sort of residual, I don't know if the word trauma is too heavy for this, but it should be hard for you to get into a relationship with someone else. Trust and security should not have come so easily to her. He told her about his feelings and all she could think about was money, instead of considering whether she's ready to give her heart to someone else soon. Sure, the ML is a great guy, but I pretty sure her ex was acting like a great guy too when they were together. that sort of experience stays with you and affects your future relationships. I know the show and characters are shallow, but the fact that she's just fine and ready to fall in love again is one of the most unrealistic things about this show.
They really use filters didn’t they for the lighting? Sunlit scenes all the day to reflect a warm romance. You can sometimes tell the mood the director wants to set.
Jung So Min and Choi Woo Shik really do rom com so well even though they are good actors who can take on darker moods.
just finished episode 5 and these are my following observations: 1. it’s insane to me how awful that aunt is considering it was her brother that died. Even her son is kinder than she is. 2. the craziest thing for me to understand in kdramas is when the family says it’s the child’s fault for when a parent dies. Like if the kid asks his parents to take him to the store and they die on the way the child gets blamed for their death. Do they not believe that death is just apart of life. They always seem like they need someone to accuse in kdrama land. Like if the dad turned around at his big age that’s his fault cause every driver knows they need to keep their eyes on the road. Is it not already bad enough the kid lost both of his parents. I’ve seen this in so many dramas. I know y’all might say people grieve differently but sending your grandchild away is the biggest disservice you can do to the dead parents. 3. The doctor knew he liked someone for so long and he literally shows zero interest in him don’t understand why she wants to express her feelings to him now. 4. The entitlement of the uncle to steal and kill for a company that doesn’t even belong to him is crazy. How many people did the man kill at this point. The family is gonna be at a lost when they find out he killed so many people. 5. Ugh somebody please send the white truck of doom for the ex.
the childhood connection is kinda tricky here. on one hand, it advances the plot and their relationship. on the other hand, it looks like it's the only reason he falls for her.
Replying toElmond_u•Oct 24, 2025•Liked Oct 24, 2025
the childhood connection is kinda tricky here. on one hand, it advances the plot and their relationship. on the…
I think he’s already kind of interested in her (like when his female employee asked about his ideal type, he glanced at Meri). He knows her story (she was a good girlfriend) and Meri is actually pretty polite. Oh, and she’s pretty (realistically, that has to be one of the factors).
But knowing she’s his first love really makes the progression 🚀
One thing I really dislike is badly written FLs. We are to believe this girl is an entrepreneur, independent, and brilliant, but making a decision so bizarre just to dodge a difficult period in her life just does not add up.
Not divorcing, leveraging a broken marriage, and hiring a temp husband—like c'mon girl, you should have known better. She gets her way in every situation, and when she's confronted....we as audience are to somehow pulled into a narrative that she is just poor girl who was in trouble and had to make a desperate decision. (I mean...the world would be in a bad shape if all of us made 'desperate choices' just because of the shit life throws at us!) Time to call her out for what she truly is—a SCAMMER, not some flag-bearer of innocence.
I have nothing to say about the ML, poor man is blind in love. I am actually here for the second lead couple (they're alright)
Very natural
Not dumb rumors and gossip, and calling them "scandal" too! 🤦♀️
Jung So Min and Choi Woo Shik really do rom com so well even though they are good actors who can take on darker moods.
But knowing she’s his first love really makes the progression 🚀