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*Breaking News* Drama Leads Confess to Secretly Having a Baby and Forcing Production Team To Create a Drama as Cover! 🤣😂🤣😂 Seriously, though, the casting teams are amazing on these shows. YD's family are all very convincingly similar, and in YLAG I would have completely believed that those three children were really related.

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but my vague memory is that he wants to get revenge on her family, so he and his friend have a bet about the FL and her sister. He also wants to avoid his grandma trying to marry him off, so if he asked her to pretend to be his girlfriend, grandma might try to make him marry her. Also, there are already rumours in the company, because of the way he behaves with his friend. Working with existing rumours is easier than creating new ones.

His brain works very, very slow. LOL

I honestly hope they use an ironic twist for SJ and make her character actually infertile. After all her lies about it at the beginning it would serve her right, and would save the world from another generation of her evil genes.

It's episode 8 of a clichéd romcom kdrama. If there isn't a kiss, the writer has lost the rulebook! 😂

I think they said they were at school together.

Going by the past few weeks, UK Netflix tends to release the episode about an hour after domestic release.

Try watching Hidden Love too. 😊

The little girl who plays young Sang Zhi is amazing! She has all Zhao Lusi's little mannerisms perfectly, but without being too obvious. I look forward to seeing more of her acting as she grows up.

In my opinion, it's good so far. Watch the first two episodes and decide for yourself. If you like a lighthearted romcom, you'll probably enjoy it.

The Secret Life of My Secretary and 1% of Something

Because if you're going to include all the old romcom tropes, you need an evil scheming relative - often a stepmother or an wicked uncle, but this time they chose a sister.

There are many people who will criticise anything with YoonA in it. I don't know why, because I even liked her acting in Love Rain. Also, there are some people who really don't like clichéd rom-coms. There are a few commenting on here that the writing is terrible and full of tired old k-drama tropes. I'm not sure why they are even watching it, because all the promotion beforehand explained that it would be a light, fun old-style romcom with all the familiar elements.

It's the dramatic backlight! 😂 I love the silliness of those "oh my gosh, he/she is suddenly gorgeous!" moments, and the director knows we love it and made it extra silly.

Oh, I'm 46 and enjoying it a lot. 😂

It's not as over-the-top as Gaus.

I avoided that because I thought it couldn't possibly be as good. Let me know whether it compares well!

If you liked Gaus Electronics, I think you'll enjoy this one too.

Yes!

A great first episode. It managed to tell the background story without being too boring, and it means they won't be relying on flashbacks later on to explain it all. I've seen the "literal parachute into the job" scene before in a romcom and initially thought "oh, not this again", but I loved the way they twisted it. The writing is good. The plot makes sense and there is just enough humour, and knowing digs at the usual business romcom tropes (Junho standing in the lobby, gazing upward, while the camera dramatically rotates around him seems to be their favourite! 😂).