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It's honestly really sad. The audience seems to have become more accepting of female leads, but that comes with a bias, and once again majority of the reasonable leads still have to face unnecessary criticism.

I enjoyed the second episode, but we could have done without the accident in the end. It better lead to some good laughs.

Ah, so I have found myself rooting for the second lead... again.

I really can't wait for the next episode. The cliche really got to me, folks.

The first episode was actually really fun! Better than I expected. It has the cheese and the heart, also some nice comedy. I love Jung In Sun here and I'm also amused by Jun Young's character - it's always funny when a jerk is caught up in well timed comedy scenes. I have a feeling both actors will complement each other really well. Looking forward to more!

I can't wait for the first episode and all its corn and cheese

The trailer seems to indicate that they are love interests

This was simply beautiful and heartwrenching at points. The story was told really well, and I loved how it ended.

Wondering when the posters will be released for this

Watched the trailer, and it looks as corny as I want it to be! Jung In Sun looks stunning here. Can't wait lol

VIP is one where you'll see many good portrayals of women. Nara's character there was independent, level headed, but also with flaws, which made her pretty human. The more of the badass stuff is in The Last Empress if you want to experience the classic rage that Nara portrays. Oh Sunny - her character in TLE - starts off as naive, but she really becomes a force to be reckoned with soon enough.

I didn't know! I will search for it

I'm in a mood for a cheesy drama and this seems it. Can't wait! Hopefully it won't disappoint - I love Jung Insun and don't want to drop a work of hers.

That's such a perfect description XD

Interesting. I would disagree about a 70 year old fantasizing about 16 year old as not being a taboo - the societal standards today do not accept this. How often korean cinema toys with these themes is kind of interesting. To be fair, I have only gotten into films in general recently, so this could very well be common / somewhat prominent in other industries.

Seok Bong became the main character from episode 5 onwards, and I felt his story was the embodiment of the theme of the drama. What happened to him broke me

It was a nice, short drama. 6.5/10, mostly because of the inconsistent tone (Heera in episode 8) and unaddressed topics (Gil Yong's suicidal thoughts / hopelessness, but the epilogue for last episode did compensate for that), but the good part is that it is a nice filler drama; you can binge it in one sitting.

As far as I remember, it's women centric and has to do with extra-marital affair / cheating on the part of the ML.

I was completely sold when I watched her in Mr Fighting

One just can't get enough of her. She's a great actor.