I enjoyed the first three episodes very much. There is a good balance between issues re work, family life and financial pressures. Then there are those very funny moments. The leads are superb.
Words alone cannot describe how wonderful this show is. The friendships, camaraderie, gracefulness, beauty, culture and traditions and, the food. It is like a little Bon Bon that once you take a bite, all those amazing flavours hit you 😊😊😊😊😊
After 14 episodes, show continues to be outstanding. There is so much to unpack here. Show is very good at addressing the pressures that the “sandwich generation” are under, the challenge of corporate politics against a changing economy, the pitfalls of family in business and the good and bad in relationships and friendships.
Can we say EOY Top Ten? Big thanks my friend for this tip! Better late than never.
Absolutely is, without a doubt, EOY Top Ten, phl. I’m just so happy you are taking the “Meet Yourself” journey, because there is one thing I can guarantee - when you get to the end you will say to yourself “I need to watch more - is another 40 episodes of this delightful show too much to ask?”
Overall, a nice drama with very dorky and fun moments throughout. Our OTP are a very nice couple as are the secondary couple. It’s refreshing not to have the over the top male and also a FL who is so understanding and mature. The parents were awesome too.
I enjoyed Jung_E very much. I liked the nods to some classic sci-fi movies. The opening sequence was superb. Hard to imagine how Kim Hyun Joo is so different here to her character in Trolley 🤣
Overall, an enjoyable and aspirational watch. Gu Nanting was a bit over the top initially, then settled into a journey of change. Sometimes, the opponents seemed to get the upper hand too often and Gu’s best friend took advantage of their friendship unnecessarily. Cheng Xiao was great and the close friends and colleagues balanced out the stories quite well. Gu’s mum was a delight.
I have watched three episodes so far. Show is well made with a good cast and I like the premise, but it still hasn’t grabbed me yet. I will keep going, though…