Has the same vibe as brewing love [I think it might have the same vibe as many other K-dramas, so I'm not going to pull up a comparison] So far, I like the character setup, also the big twist is very obvious, feels like the cosmetic product that created a big controversy with the FL's career, pretty much the reason ML is in the countryside. Most likely, he produced the raw material for the product, as the synopsis mentions he is a researcher. This could also explain why he is hesitant to extend his contract, as they are considering a production bump, and, as he said, producing them in larger quantities will affect the antioxidant value (maybe something similar happened with the said cream that caused severe allergic reactions among consumers).
But then the little kid, who obviously seems affected because of that product, her sister is speaking to ML, which suggests that she might not be aware of the situation, or it could be the reason he goes by the name Matthew Lee instead of Lee Hae Seok.
But these are all predictions, and I still want to continue watching. So let's see.
Liked the first episode but absolutely loved the second! I am happy to say I will be looking forward to the coming episodes. I picked up this drama entirely on a whim and glad it’s not disappointed me so far. I really like the FL. She has such an adorable smile.
So, first impressions? This is looking like a perfect light(er) romantic romp colored by childhood traumas. I for one, actually appreciate their telegraphing the plot tropes early so I know if I want to watch it. As such, it is a perfect mid-week break for sipping coffee with my wife after work.
It seems to have some of the feel of Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha with a bit of the hidden traumatic elements of Her Private Life condensed into a smaller package that's meant to be a filler between all the heavier stuff. If this were a Hallmark movie, it would be one of those nice fillers between the holidays.
There's good chemistry. Both characters are likeably unlikable here in the beginning. Which is the whole point. It's clearly targeted for a happy ending, which is good. My biggest concern is whether they can maintain the fun when the inevitably shift to the hard past comes up in the second half. That's where this kind of drama usually runs into issues.
So, if you can take it for what it is intended to be, this looks like a lot of fun. If you expect more, then do yourself - *and* us - a favor and just move on.
this is such an interesting concept... the woman wakes up ALONE with amnesia and that "fiance" can be anything and anyone.... !!! there are no friends, relatives, family, coworkers..... no IDs..... he wants to give her a passport and take her abroad... !!!! that woman just exists all alone "in outer space" .... that fiance could be a scammer ...
Ah... I was right :) if he knows the purple head, then ...
I'm sorry, but I agree with many of the general criticisms. This drama lacked better writing and direction. Several characters lose their personalities, and some who had depth become nothing more than empty shells. The acting lacks emotion, and that ending? Seriously, unfortunately, this drama was one of the biggest failures in years. I hope the actors get better roles so they can forget about this bomb.
So far, I like the character setup, also the big twist is very obvious, feels like the cosmetic product that created a big controversy with the FL's career, pretty much the reason ML is in the countryside. Most likely, he produced the raw material for the product, as the synopsis mentions he is a researcher. This could also explain why he is hesitant to extend his contract, as they are considering a production bump, and, as he said, producing them in larger quantities will affect the antioxidant value (maybe something similar happened with the said cream that caused severe allergic reactions among consumers).
But then the little kid, who obviously seems affected because of that product, her sister is speaking to ML, which suggests that she might not be aware of the situation, or it could be the reason he goes by the name Matthew Lee instead of Lee Hae Seok.
But these are all predictions, and I still want to continue watching. So let's see.
It seems to have some of the feel of Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha with a bit of the hidden traumatic elements of Her Private Life condensed into a smaller package that's meant to be a filler between all the heavier stuff. If this were a Hallmark movie, it would be one of those nice fillers between the holidays.
There's good chemistry. Both characters are likeably unlikable here in the beginning. Which is the whole point. It's clearly targeted for a happy ending, which is good. My biggest concern is whether they can maintain the fun when the inevitably shift to the hard past comes up in the second half. That's where this kind of drama usually runs into issues.
So, if you can take it for what it is intended to be, this looks like a lot of fun. If you expect more, then do yourself - *and* us - a favor and just move on.
There are no love triangles in Kdrama romances.
there is only HAREM for FL in Kdramas.
Confusing
Some is like 2 flashback in time
Like the opening few minutes
Who to trust?
Ah... I was right :) if he knows the purple head, then ...