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I decided to watch this out of curiosity since I've already watched the original drama.
I watched the first 3 episodes and think it's good so far. I like both leads, even though they are less chaotic than Jiwook and Bonghee! 😆
Since it's way shorter than the original one, this version looks like a resume, but it's still enjoyable. 😄

The hug scene was amazing and super cute, but I can't say the same for the kiss scene! 😆
Well, at least their relationship made great progress in this episode, so I'm happy! 🥰😍

Of course not! Honestly, it would be quite boring for me if all the dramas followed a "happily ever after" Disney-like theme. 🥱
I’m sure someone here might argue that if a drama doesn’t have that kind of a happy ending, it’s not worth watching, and while I respect that opinion, I personally find it a bit limiting, as it prevents them from enjoying many great dramas and movies but oh well… 🤷🏻‍♀️

I could be wrong, but it seems like most people only consider a marriage proposal or wedding as a happy ending—everything else feels more like an open ending to them. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Loved this drama—a solid 9.5 from me! 😍
I’m curious why some users think the ending felt open and rushed. 🤔
Personally, I found the ending to be clear and not rushed! Also, I love the OST! 😊

Yes, there are some romantic scenes between the leads, and I also enjoyed the relationship of the second couple. 😄

“Strangers Again” could be similar to this one in terms of angst, as far as I remember. 🤔

I don't watch a lot of mystery dramas nowadays, so I hadn’t noticed. Now that you mention it, I see what you mean—365 also has a very similar cover, and it's a thriller. 😆
But even so, I still love this cover anyway! 🤩

In my opinion, this cover reflects their current reality, so it's a perfect choice. A happier cover might be a bit misleading for viewers who expect a lighter plot, maybe? 🤔
Plus, I don’t think it would match the title, and personally, I’d feel a bit thrown off after reading the plot if the cover was too joyful! 😆

I agree. They will probably go their separate ways, especially considering how much Hong is still hurt by this relationship and that she’s getting married to Min Jun.

Do you think the letter's content will bring them back together, or they'll end up for good? 🤔

I would love to see them get back together, considering that they are both more mature now than when they were a couple, but on the other hand, I would also like them to stop living in the past and move on with their lives separately!

In this drama, I think the screenwriter shows more FL life choices because, in the end, she is the one who starts their relationship dynamic and the whole story. And about ML, I think that we'll discover more about his life in the next episodes. Maybe we'll see that aspect too!
Well, if we really want to be nitpicky, ML is not perfect at all since he's hiding from her that he was one of the children her parents took care of (and the fact that he's an illegitimate child, but she has already found out that)
Anyway, whether his past love life is shown or not doesn't make any difference to me: it doesn't make him less of a man or a delicate angel in my eyes, so I still don't understand why this detail is so important. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yeah, don't worry, I decided to ignore, from now on, all the sexist commenters...

True. Men in kdramaland are almost always portrayed as angels in disguise. Even though fk boys are portrayed too, don’t forget about them. 
Have you ever seen an old drama (but I would consider some of the recent dramas too)? In these, FL is always a good inexperienced, and angelic woman who knows little outside the world of school-home/work-home, and men are portrayed as their knights in shiny armor (a tiring dynamic, don’t you think? It’s the moment to change things a little!)
You wrote: “It must be the top fantasy of liberal women [...]”. This is said by who? Do you have a statistic perhaps? Don’t make me laugh, this drama is around Hae Yeong, and she doesn’t represent all the women in the world…
Also, I don’t know what part of the world you live in… but it’s always all the way around: men with an active sex life are considered amazing by society, and women who are doing the same are seen by the majority as wh*res. It’s never the other way around. And this is what’s called “double standard”. Why does sexual empowerment in kdrama only go around women? Because men are never criticized and mocked by anyone like how it happens to women every day.
And again the ML is not conservative. Do you know that men can also be shy and reserved and decide to don’t talk about their sex life to the world? Do you consider these people conservative? 
“Can't understand the fascination of modern feminist women […]” This is, again, your assumption and not the reality…

Well, you wrote: “If it’s not a conservative drama why they make [...]” and this means that you think this is a conservative drama. ML is not conservative just because he’s not showing off his sex life and FL is again just talking openly about her preference that’s it. Double standard means that a man and a woman are judged differently despite doing the same thing. Want an example? A man bragging about his sex life is considered a powerful man by others, a woman doing the same is viewed as a wh*re by society. This is what double standards mean. And again, here doesn’t apply because she is not bragging about anything and he doesn’t talk about it for a reason that maybe we’ll know about in the next episodes.
No, I didn’t watch it, but it’s on my PTW list, though. Anyway, you can’t pretend a screenwriter shows every single detail about a character's life and start to ask yourself: is knowing this specific detail important to the development of the story or is it just me that I’m curious about that. Anyway, I’m curious to know where you hear that ML is conservative because I don’t think nobody ever said it in the drama, as far as I remember.
Even though ML is really conservative and doesn't want to talk about his sex life, I still don’t see what the problem is and why this is so important for you and the other two users under my comment.

Are you sure you know what “conservative” means? If this were truly a conservative drama, the FL wouldn’t be openly discussing her sexual experiences, and her sister wouldn’t be in a polyamorous relationship. The only conservative aspect here is that the FL needs to marry to get a promotion.
You can’t label a drama as conservative just because the ML isn’t portrayed as a stereotypical “bad boy” or alpha male. And about the so-called “double standard”: it doesn’t apply here. The FL is simply more open about her experiences, and the ML isn’t—whether it’s due to his lack of experience, shyness, or another reason. The fact that the FL talks more about it than the ML doesn’t mean there’s a “double standard.” It’s just a character choice.

If you're conservative, this drama isn't for you. There are plenty of old conservative dramas you'd enjoy more. So, why stay here just to complain? Is anyone forcing you to watch and comment "No gain, no love"? 🤔 (Spoiler: obviously not 😅).

Exactly. Mainly because generally speaking, the real first kiss in a romantic comedy kdrama is on episode 8, so I don't understand why most people complained! 🤷🏻‍♀️
But I agree, whether they kiss or not in tomorrow's episode, both actors are good drama kissers, so there is nothing to worry about. 😊

For Kim Youngdae, I've only watched "Sh**ting Stars". Anyway, in that drama ML and FL are so cute together, and the kisses are good.😊

Guys, no need to be upset about the kiss! It happened at the end of episode 7, so it’s totally normal that it was just a peck (considering that the alternative would have been a very long exchange of glances😆).
Anyway, if you’ve watched other dramas with Shin Minah or Kim Youngdae, you know there's really nothing to worry about! 😉

I’m not sure why you used the terms “misandry” and “reverse sexism” to describe the relationship between the FL and ML in this drama. While I agree that the FL is unfair to the ML, it doesn’t seem like she has an aversion to him or is doing anything that directly harms his career or personal life.
The real issue here seems to be the family dynamics. The ML and his brother are dealing with a controlling mother, and the FL’s decision to break up with him is more about stepping away from a complicated family situation rather than confusion about her feelings for ML.
Introducing a SFL wouldn’t resolve the core issue, which is the problematic behavior of the mother.
Also, SML and FL aren't colleagues. He’s an artist working on a project for the company where she works. Apart from that, I agree that the FL should set clear boundaries with SML, as his behavior is creepy.