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Firstly, I don't think they will be bold enough to feature a lead character in an open marriage in a prime time romance drama. Second, depicting something that rich people actually do irl isn't a lack of "substance", it's just being realistic. I don't find cold rich CEOs falling head over heels over the female employee plots much more meaningful.

I mean, the director said it's because they were "refined and high class" (cos idk, maybe they are actually celebrities who are taught to act decently and are indeed in the upper class?)

To each their own ig. To me it was a big fat mess.

And Buried Hearts isn't really worth watching either...

I'm nitpicking but I don't like this title. It sounds cheesy and so... not subtle, compared to My Mister and especially My Liberation Notes, which was poetic. Nevertheless the writer makes this worth looking forward to.

Lol, why do I feel like I might prefer that to be the main plot of the drama 🤔

Oh, sounds very possible actually. And I don't mind seeing an angsty backstory between KJW and SHS

If it's the case then they will probably make her the victim in the relationship (since it's impossible for a romcom to have a cheating, morally corrupt FL). Maybe something like (spoilers) the FL's sister situation in Our Unwritten Seoul

I guess the show's message is to lower your standards for men... (jk)

I see Netflix experimenting with a B-grade horror.

Auditors that handle office affairs, FL hiding a secret about her dark past... Her secret is that she was (unknowingly) involved in an affair, wasn't she? Same logic as Good Partner, FL was a divorce lawyer struggling with her own divorce.

The 10 minute video. Maybe its because BWS is just stoic

Ngl, I see zero chemistry between the leads in whatever material has been released so far. They are both pretty for sure tho.

Their faces look filtered to death so I can't even tell tbh

Rich female lead marrying for status... this will be either a sappy cringefest or a good social satire.

Looks more like a sitcom than a romcom. Now I get why they cast Gong Myung for this, he suits comedic acting.

I get it but it just sounds cringe lmao

Kim Goeun cut her hair for her previous show and didn't have time to grow it out, and they didn't bother with a wig I guess.

Dude, why is the male lead this guy who can barely act (who has been in too many Netflix dramas for some reason)? Calling him bad in Lady Ok is an understatement... KGE deserves a better partner

Lmao, the bar for office romance is on the floor now