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I kind of watched this on a whim. It's pretty good, less weird than I imagined it'd be.

Can I PLEASE marry Kang Yi Na? Thank you.

I think objectively it looks good. Personally though, I didn't mind him having a small nose and I think that's why it's hard for me to get used to his new look/

I love him so much can he just be a main male lead for once? It's literally to the point where I'll watch a whole drama just because he's a supporting character, I sat through hours of Radio Romance just to get to see him be a second male lead. Hopefully, after Radio Romance he'll snag a main male lead role.

Sounds good! I think the reason I could handle Do-Kyung a lot more than most stand-offish male leads is that A. I grew up in a similar household so I understand his trust issues there and B. I have family members with the same exact personality type as him. Now I think he was definitely in the wrong towards the beginning of the series but in his defense, people with his personality type have reasons as to why they're so private and OHY without a doubt was in the wrong in overstepping boundaries where he was concerned. Seeing as they both had problems the show was very realistic with it and I think that's the main reason I could handle it better than a lot of other dramas with mildly rude male leads. More so what I dislike is when the female character is kind and flawless and the male lead is still a douchebag.

Not incredibly interested in the concept (though it sounds cute!), but I love Choi Won Young, so I may have to give this a try.

He's kind of always in the same/similar roles but he always makes me laugh. Oddly enough I'd love to see him do a main character role, I feel like it'd be refreshing.

Add on from 11 days later lol!: When I say "I can't bear to watch the American version." I more so mean that while both are good, I love this one so much that I can't watch the American version because I'd just constantly pair it against this one. I see so many people argue over which is better, the American or Korean version. It comes down to this: they both focus on two different things, people who like the American version claim this version focused too much on romance and not enough on the medical aspect, people who prefer the Korean claim the American version is robotic and boring. The thing is, while both came from the same idea of an autistic doctor with savant syndrome, the focus is different. The American version's focus is on being a medical drama about a doctor with savant syndrome, with a backdrop of romance and social acceptance; the Korean version's focus is on being a semi-romance drama about a doctor with savant syndrome and his acceptance into society and showing that he isn't much different from everyone else, with a backdrop of medical stories. Neither is bad, just different.

For me a drama a learned a lot from was Another Miss Oh/Another Oh Hae Young. It's somewhat frustrating at parts, but realistic and definitely worth it in my opinion! It also has a fair amount of the same supporting actors and actresses! Another is Fated To Love You, which also stars Jang Na Ra as the female lead.

I pray he gets a main role soon. It's unlikely, but I want it so bad. I found him through Pinocchio and if I see a drama even guest stars him, it's likely that I'll end up watching it. I love my headband wearing, chapstick applying, prosecutor/detective/restaurant managing king.

Here's what I'm gonna say: What he did was super messed up and he should be punished for it severely without a doubt. That said the people who are sending him death threats, hoping his life gets ruined entirely, etc. karma has a place in it for people who wish bad on others as well. As for me, I hope he TRULY (not just says he does, truly does) reflects on what he did, changes how he acts, and becomes a better person. He is twenty-one years old, he has a chance to turn his life around and I hope he does so. That said his acting career is likely ruined, so hopefully (again, I say this IF he turns his life around. If he continues doing dumb shit like this then he doesn't deserve a career of any sort) he finds something else more low-profile that he can do.

I think it's fair to say I'm at least mildly in love with this woman.

I hate tragedies however, I love Jang Na Ra. So, likely my love for her will outweigh my dislike of tragdedies.

I'm just now writing a comment, but I watched this show a few months ago. I kinda had to push myself into watching it because the whole "pretending to be a female robot and getting sold to a lonely guy" premise sounded quite disturbing I assumed it'd be like that one anime Chobits, so I told myself that I'd watch the first episode and if it was weird I'd drop it. It really isn't weird at all, the male lead is SO pure-hearted. It's a bit draggy in areas and the last ten minutes or so are boring, BUT I'd still say it's worth a watch, it's at least worth watching for the male lead and the Santa Maria Team.

Alright, I just finished it. Go watch it now, it's fantastic. I was turned off from this because I stupidly read a few chapters of the manhwa (big mistake. the manhwa is smutty as can be and was kinda gross to me personally) which is very far from the drama content-wise and it left a bad taste in my mouth. I'm so glad I finally decided to watch it. The life lessons and innocent true love in this drama presents is just astounding. The actors did amazing. Love it, love it, love it.

Currently on episode five and I think there's an alternate title for this drama, Second Male Lead Syndrome: The Drama. Stay tuned for updates.

Began watching this because I'd seen the first two episodes of the American adaption, thought "Oh it won't be as good as the American version." now I can't even bear to watch the American version.

Has anyone seen how he looks since his recent plastic surgery? Not sure how to feel, because he currently looks how he would've looked had he not gotten surgery years ago (meaning he now looks more like he did when he was a teenager), so that's nice and it doesn't look too unnatural, but I'm so used to him with a smaller nose and so it's gonna take some getting used to how he looks now to be quite honest. But, he's grown he can do what he wants with his money and his face.

I hate to be the person who hates on someone's favorite drama, but if I was offered $100 to watch this drama over again, I would probably turn down the $100.

A pretty good moral story +psychological drama, an amazing performance from some of the actors (especially Choi Won Young as Lee Jun Ho), but if you watch this on Viki I'd suggest turning off the live comments unless you want to see a bunch of teenage girls throw a strong female lead under the bus while simultaneously praising a murderer because he's attractive. While I agree the romance was unneeded in this (I say this as someone who initially began watching this under the assumption the romance was going to play a larger role in the show) and should not have been added, but Jang Na Ra did the best with what she was given. But fangirls love to go overboard counting every flaw in a female character while disturbed serial killers get a get-out-of-jail-free card because they have a cute face.