Keiju

Yes, but his character is pretty annoying, so I'm glad he's not the ML.

The writer has done so well so far that I'm getting nervous. Up to episode 14 we've had a lovely build up, great pacing, potential misunderstandings cleared up fast, and main leads who trust each other. I'm just terrified that, with 36 episodes to go, the writer will fall into the usual drama trap of a string of drawn-out misunderstandings. It would be very refreshing to see a long drama which manages to avoid those.

She'd be a terrible private investigator! LOL! Always misinterpreting what she's seen, and over dramatising the tiniest things.

The only problem with Dan Dan going to America is that she would have to leave Se Jong, and she has made a promise this time that she will stay until he starts his next school. The kids would all feel completely betrayed if she left.

It's so satisfying!

Yes, I have a nasty feeling she will at least try to do that. I'm hoping her plans are foiled. Let's hope that if she does remove it, the kids see her and tie 12 handkerchiefs on when she has gone! 😂

He doesn't know she's Anna's daughter. He knows that she is the daughter of Mr Park, who was his driver.

Not bland at all. And yes, things are solved fast, but there is so much drama going on that if they didn't solve things fast, there would be too much to keep up with! 😂

Well, if Se Ra's plan in episode 14 is to get her thrown out because she's Mr Park's daughter, that's not going to work, because he already knows.

Yes, this seems to be a writer who understands how to keep viewers watching.

Season 2 is actually better. It's a completely different timeline and storyline, just with the same characters.

I don't like the step mum, but I think her, "you will regret it" comment was more because Dan Dan currently thinks her stepmum was her dad's mistress and the reason her mum died. When she discovers that her mum left her dad, and the stepmum saved their lives, she may regret the harsh words.

I totally agree that it has Sound of Music vibes. It also reminds me a lot of Prime Minister and I. If you love both of those, you'll love this. 6 episodes in, and I've laughed a lot, but unexpectedly cried quite a lot too. The cast are great. Even the kids act very well, and the "bad" characters aren't necessarily quite what they first seem.

"For comparison purposes." I'm making a note of that as my excuse... 😂

Ah, *that* will be why I instantly disliked him! Thank you! I couldn't remember what I'd seen him in, but assumed he must have played a fairly evil role before, because I felt a strong distrust of him the moment I saw him.

It seems a perfectly sensible title. A "cocky" person is arrogant and thinks highly of himself, like a peacock or a rooster.

Yes, very disappointing.

I'm part way through episode 16 and putting this on hold until it's finished, then I'll zip through the rest of the episodes, just to see what they've done with it, but I'm not optimistic. It had potential as a light, easy watch, but as soon as the wide-eyed clingy ex appeared and all his attention turned in her direction, I lost hope for the plot.

It's light, fluffy and pastel-coloured. A very shallow/thin plot, with fairly one-dimensional characters, silly situations and daft sound effects, but sometimes that's exactly what you want, to cheer you up! I like it.

Thank you for adding this comment. I've dropped dramas with this FL in, because I struggled so much with her acting, but you've convinced me to give this one a try.