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You can but definitely put Season 1 on your list. I like watching Yumi's character growth and the dynamic with Woong. Well worth the time spent.

I'm so glad that part 2 has been given the greenlight because an open ending makes me throw pillows in my tv room like a 2 year old. I thought HDL had an ending that made sense and in that way, I was satisfied. There was enough foreshadowing through the entire drama that if it hadn't ended the way it did, it would have felt broke. Thanks for the article and feedback!

That's interesting. Also, the reverse seems to be true: she didn't care if he saw her vicious side, especially when it involved justice for her friend.

Not crazy at all. The beauty to this drama is the realism in both of Yumi's relationships. Both connections with her boyfriends are flawed, heart wrenching and beautiful and as a viewer, I've had to push pause and walk away from an episode several times. The emotions I feel are sometimes too raw and unfiltered and I have to be slowly compress before going on.

Not crazy at all. The beauty to this drama is the realism in both of Yumi's relationships. Both connections with her boyfriends are flawed, heart wrenching and beautiful and as a viewer, I've had to push pause and walk away from an episode several times. The emotions I feel are sometimes too raw and unfiltered and I have to be slowly compress before going on.

I've watched "The Master's Sun", "A Korean Odyssey" and "Hotel Del Luna" and now this one. I love "A Korean Odyssey" until the end, which I thought was untied and messy. I've re-watched "Hotel Del Luna" so much that I'm surprised my remote doesn't have a button for it. With this one, the back story in episode 1 was so in depth that I wondered if I should stay but by episode 2, I was hooked and obsessed.

Fantastic article! I didn't know this was in the hands of the Hong sisters, so no wonder I liked it so much.

Babi presented himself as the perfect boyfriend. Until he's not. His attraction for a girl who is helpless or hurt will always be his Achilles heel, especially as soon as he is in a comfortable relationship. Woong will always keep his emotions close, especially in the hardest times. Those that don't communicate are destined to be misunderstood and alone and his pride is still the one emotion he cannot diminish. Selfishly, I don't want Yumi with either person but also don't want this story to travel to season 3. For a romcom show with inclusion of cartoon emotions, this expertly written and acted show is too truthful and close for me to emotionally handle. I'd like Yumi to live in contentment and point forward, have closure and a happy ever after. No matter if she's with someone or alone, this character deserves the happy ending.

Episode 10

I've seen parents over, and over, make the mistake of trying to turn their child into the perfect version of themselves; the sports player who was never good enough puts their son or daughter through grueling hours of practice and training only to throw a hissy fit if they cannot fit their envisioned mold. Shao Shang is the unfortunate daughter of a mother who has these expectations and this beating was the culmination of emotions from a mother who cannot handle the reality of her daughter. Shao Shang, on the other hand, understood the destined punishment that her mother would issue and turned the handle on the only part of her narrative she could control: when and why she would be beat and how it might benefit her life. Expertly written and acted by the cast and crew because this went from viewing a third person narrative to feeling as if I was one in the crowd gasping at the cruelty.

I've seen parents over, and over, make the mistake of trying to turn their child into the perfect version of themselves; the sports player who was never good enough puts their son or daughter through grueling hours of practice and training only to throw a hissy fit if they cannot fit their envisioned mold. Shao Shang is the unfortunate daughter of a mother who has these expectations and this beating was the culmination of emotions from a mother who cannot handle the reality of her daughter. Shao Shang, on the other hand, understood the destined punishment that her mother would issue and turned the handle on the only part of her narrative she could control: when and why she would be beat and how it might benefit her life. Expertly written and acted by the cast and crew because this went from viewing a third person narrative to feeling as if I was one in the crowd gasping at the cruelty.

Episode 10

I love the fact that the evil SML gets a love story.

I requested from both sites. Thank you for the links!

i waited a week before starting to watch this. The story and setting is so rich that I didn't want the usual distractions when I watched it.

love this!

I thought it was for about five minutes. They could definitely be seen as siblings.

I'll skip through episodes but I'm too biased from the original "Jane the Virgin".

I agree 100%!

She played the perfect slightly evil second lead in "Scarlet Heart Ryeo" and now this. I love it when a very cunning female character wipes the board clean with those that play chess with people's lives. This really has been entertaining.