JustRozelyn

And again... "You act like an American." Sigh... Dropping it. It's one of the most culturally offensive K-Dramas I've watched. It's not even funny, and I love to laugh. Three episodes in, and the rude, unsophisticated American bar lines continue. I'm sure this isn't everyone's thoughts and feelings, but my goodness.

Sigh, stereotyping and negative comparisons of cultures can literally make a film less enjoyable. I digress on this topic. Thank you all for shedding light on my question.

"Are you a stalker or American? Choose one." Could anyone explain this line?

That's the only chemistry that I'm feeling between characters.

Slow kill and light buzz. I'm glad the rating is reflecting what I'm feeling thus far. It's just not meeting the expectations that I was hoping for. My goodness. Also, I find myself skipping over the scenes with In Hyung. We're six episodes in, and her role hasn't expanded to something worth watching. Hoo Joon's character isn't worth watching at this time either. It's so darn boring. (I'm crying inside)

Episode 21 is when they become a couple for those that were asking.

LOL. It sucks... I wanted something cute and funny to watch, but this isn't where I want to spend my lazy hours in front of the TV. Nope. I don't know why I haven't dropped it yet. That roommate issue is a mess IMO.

Yep... I think that dummy is falling for him too.

I see why she went that dumb route. She had to prove that she did not sleep with his cousin. He would have not known unless he slept with her... Ugh. She's dumb. What did she plan on doing anyway? What type of revenge did she have in mind? Dummy.

It's hard to watch. I'm hanging on by one fingernail. I don't even care about the lead actors anymore. Ugh, I wanted to like this drama! On the flip side, I'm actually more interested in Fu Yin and Lu Qi.

At first, I was excited; then, episode 1 began to disappoint my expectations. It's a slow kill. This type of adult maturity needs smooth and steady executions on the storyboard. I almost dropped the show after episode 3, but I was curious if it would get any better. In my opinion, it did not get any better. It’s about love, marriage, cheating, hurt spouses, and divorce. I‘m surprised that Netflix will have a season 2. I hope there is a silver lining for the hurt spouses. Growth and happiness are deserved for the wives. Oh! There isn't a moral lesson. Yep, 16 episodes of the husbands wanting to leave their spouse and comforting their mistresses. Most of the story was spent on the mistresses and the cheating husbands--damn shame.

I believe those episodes for season 2 were already filmed. They had reserved feelings about how well it would do and the ratings. They spliced and diced the film to get that terrible ending and using season 2 as a Netflix filler. This production reminds me of Love
Alarm.

At this point, it's disturbing to think about a season 3--if any.

I have to repeat it... I really did not care for this drama. The actors were so good that I don't like them anymore. The next role they're in, I'm going to think about this garbage and try not to be biased... Dang, that's going to be hard. Season 2 should be uplifting for those hurt and deceived in season 1. Where is the lesson learned?

IT SUCKED. 1. It's a slow kill. 2. It was a cheat fest. 3. It's nothing satisfying about watching 3 couples go through an end to their marriage in 16 episodes. It's a show about marriage, cheating, then divorce.

FOR REAL... WTH.

not a rewatch for me

I got to episode 10. Then began reading the comments. I put a pause on watching this one. I'm not too fond of blotched endings.

ikr. There has been a few shows that I didn't particularly care that the antagonist had a happy ending. Shame on me, but they can have a happy ending, but off screen... I rather that screen time be on the main characters.

This isn't what I expect. I'm looking for opportunities for anyone to get rid of her at this point. I think I'll drop this drama. Sigh... I really wanted to like this one.