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I'm not sure if that's really most countries. It's allowed in my country & it makes sense. Why should young lovers be punished for their parents suddenly marrying.

It's not a cdrama, but the kdrama Pinochio is exactly this, it's one of my favorites as well.

I don't think people on the same family register can marry in China, but I'm not 100% sure.

Someone will get disowned. If it's a wholesome ending, then the boy will get disowned amicably, though if it's similar to the original, it will be either the girl disowning her parents, or they just elope ..

Is it me, or the plot resembles One Spring Night more than Pretty Noona?

What are your recommendations?

I think it's the opposite. This is something that a makjang loving Korean demographic could potentially like far more than western audiences.
Yes sitcoms with frequent/early breakups do work in the west, but the the delivery is completely different, there is far less emotional attachment etc..

She gets better.

It doesn't matter who the FL likes, they can still use BS such as three-way handgrabs, fistfights, blackmail her into breakup/dating, repeated declarations of feelings & push-pushy-pushy...

If i look very hard I can see some similar features, but not really. Perhaps you are not used to differentiating Asian faces yet? My dear sister cannot tell Gong Yoo and Lee Jong Suk apart, I kid you not!

Is there a triangle?

When does she learn about the misdiagnosis?
When is it revealed that the ML is faking his amnesia?

Can I have some spoilers please?

I'm at e11 right now and I agree that the triangle seems ehm not the worst, but the plot devices used to have kept it going till now are quite annoying. She knows she doesn't want to be with him, she knows she is being pursued, it's not difficult really, "I don't like your smell, I don't like your voice & you are ugly, leave me alone!", done.

That's a fairly accurate assessment in the sense that HR does not exists in the same form.

How is the triangle situation in this one?

I'm getting used to ignoring those "it was a dream" shenanigans, it's meant for the censors' ears anyway.

I avoid shows with triangles as well, but sometimes people in the comments tell me that the love triangle is weak yada yada & then I still run into three way handgrabs, fistfights, hesitating FLs etc. In this one she has a secondary love interest that did pretty much nothing beyond wasting screen time of course.

I agree, but as far as kdrama triangles go it was still relatively tame.

Because corporate suits don't understand why Korean dramas are good, they just want to milk the successful shows to the max.