Keiju

I didn't mean I want them to end up together. I meant that both of them are characters that I like, and I want them - as separate people - to be happy. 😊

This is short, cute, funny and doesn't require much brain-work. The plot is not challenging, but it's slightly different from the usual time-loop dramas. I was worried from the description that it might be a bit too repetitive (like Groundhog Day), but it's not. I enjoyed this little drama a lot. If you're stuck waiting for the next episode of a highly dramatic series, this is lovely to watch in between to lighten your mood.

The trouble is that he did tell her quite clearly in the beginning that he wasn't interested but would pretend for the sake of the show, but she's somehow got it into her head that if she can force him to act affectionately, he'll have to stay with her. I'm not sure quite how you manage to break through that level of delusion.

I want the young producer boy and the webtoon writer to be happy too. They're good people.

Try Sell Your Haunted House! So good, and not a romance.

SIL and fake wife are my favourites. When the whole thing is revealed later on, I think I'll feel saddest for sister-in-law having her new best friend snatched away.

She's definitely suspecting it already. She has already spotted a few inconsistencies that suggest he's not North Korean, and she looked very thoughtful after the manager's "they'll leave, so don't get attached" speech. I think she'll be sure by the next episode.

Probably. Don't skip. He's irritating, but you do need to watch his scenes to understand the rest of the drama.

I think people are misreading his actions, and not realising that he's trying hide how he feels to protect Hae Yi from harm.

My main problem with comment sections is that so many people will watch a drama with one eye on the screen and one finger on the skip button, miss half the plot, then start criticising the writer or actors. If people have concentrated on the storyline and thought about the characters before they comment, we get a much more interesting discussion section.

Yes, the chef definitely appreciated her honest enjoyment of his food. I think they could become good friends.

It should have been Monday and Tuesday, but there was a baseball game on Monday, which was broadcast instead. So, only a Tuesday episode this week.

I wouldn't put it past Chae Ri to have started the horrible rumour about the medical accident, just to get big publicity for the show. Her look was very speculative. I saw it as "how can I use this person?" rather than any sign of liking.

I liked it a lot.

Good description!

Apparently episode 10 will air on the 14th.

If someone had said to me, "some episodes of this drama will make you cry real tears", I would have avoided it. That would have been a pity, because actually I cried with the characters, and felt much better afterwards. It's an oddly therapeutic drama.

It will air tomorrow. The baseball game went ahead today, so the drama was pushed to tomorrow.

Oh, I'm pretty sure you're right! He's very aware of the cameras, and is doing the whole "sweet and supportive" act, but I think he will let her down badly.

I can see how you got that. However, her insistence on airing the vulnerable girl's trauma, just because it will get ratings, and not considering the long-term impact of that, doesn't make her a very nice character. At the moment, I'd say she has fairly selfish reasons for most of her actions. I'm hoping she might have some character development though.