Littletad

They didn't even know what to do with the tropes, let alone the disability.

Talked? He barely spoke until he was seen being his happy self with the house maid. No case of autism or a dim-witted character. It's crazy i had to scroll this far down before someone mentioned how weird the ML's acting was. I feel bad now cause my brother has autism, but I do not believe this actor's character was. He was just badly written, with little emotion and seemed to suffer from lack of social development. It's still the worse anime I've ever seen. I'm watching Lovely Runner and the FL is literally the ML from this.

How did she even get that watch in the first place? I've watched episode One twice and I still can't figure out how she ends up with it.

I'm on episode 6 and I can't for the life of me understand why this drama is popular. The ML is red hot right now, mainly his looks, and that's about all I'm getting from this drama. FL is badly cast. Not cute, developed, and she looks much older than every other lead/support. It's weird. I'm gonna finish it while speeding along, but I only read half of this review and agree 100%.

Go outside.

So you're upset that others don't enjoy a drama that you yourself did? Dude, you have issues. Go outside.

What a shitty thing to say.

I have to agree wholeheartedly. I was excited when it was the same writer from Bon-soon, but holy cow. By the second episode it dives into a comedy cartoon, and I am not kidding. It's sad the FL is incredibly cute, and I can tell she's a talented actress. I really didn't feel any chemistry between the leads though. I'm going to finish it but only while speeding through. Otherwise, such a disappointment.

Such a great review, personally the only one you need. Most other reviews are only commenting on the chemistry (mainly the attractiveness of the leads) rather than the story or the structure of the show itself. It's cringe in so many episodes, but that's typical of C-drama love stories. They REALLY do go from one plot to another with no logical segue. It's ridiculous. But for what it's worth, the leads really try to do their best with what they have, and it works for the most part. The secondary workers at the office are incredibly annoying and their lines seem like autobot, literally reading random lines from another random rom-com lol. So little makes sense, but if you really love good-looking couples acting lovey-dovey for a minute or two each episode, you might enjoy this.

Did you watch the show? Here's another reviewer explaining.

"Here's my take on why it's rape. He had abused the power he had over her, she was a reserved, conventional, shy secretary and he was her senior at work and her boss' bestfriend/family. He used that power to pressure her into going somewhere with him (for a drink?). From my memory it was very obvious from her body language that she did not consent. According to the social rules in a conventional society, especially with women. They are not allowed to say no to their superiors and they take the blame when their superiors sexually harass them. It's lose lose. He should have (according to the conventional rules) understood that she was not a woman that would have casual sex, she also didn't have the ability (because she was both shy and lower in power to him) to say no. That's why she was coerced and it was rape. She blamed herself because that's what women in conventional societies (and let's face it even in most societies) are brought up to do. Don't fight but if you get raped its your fault."