Funny how people are complaining about the show!
The first thing people check when starting a Korean drama is how many episodes it has. For me, a 12-episode series means the story won’t drag, at least that’s just common sense.
For those who like drawn-out plots, there are plenty of 30-episode dramas they can watch. But in this drama, there’s nothing to dislike: two very good-looking, talented leads giving their best performances, and viewers connected with them instantly.
I saw some haters on X, and it turns out she was a big fan of the Alchemy of Souls Season 2 lead actress, since most of the people like S1 and was basically taking out her frustration over Jung So-min’s kiss scene.
I love everything about this drama- short, to the point, stress-relieving, silly, and funny. I’m going to miss Wooju and Meri so much.
Honestly, it’s one of those rare shows that makes you smile without even trying. The pacing is perfect, the chemistry is effortless, and every episode leaves you wanting just a little more. It’s the kind of drama that reminds you why you fell in love with K-dramas in the first place.
For those who like drawn-out plots, there are plenty of 30-episode dramas they can watch. But in this drama, there’s nothing to dislike: two very good-looking, talented leads giving their best performances, and viewers connected with them instantly.
I saw some haters on X, and it turns out she was a big fan of the Alchemy of Souls Season 2 lead actress, since most of the people like S1 and was basically taking out her frustration over Jung So-min’s kiss scene.
I love everything about this drama- short, to the point, stress-relieving, silly, and funny. I’m going to miss Wooju and Meri so much.
Honestly, it’s one of those rare shows that makes you smile without even trying. The pacing is perfect, the chemistry is effortless, and every episode leaves you wanting just a little more. It’s the kind of drama that reminds you why you fell in love with K-dramas in the first place.
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