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Perfect and Casual is the golden standard, when it comes to to solving those things quickly. There is also You are My Glory, which doesn't really have any conflict beyond ML's work-life balance issues.

2018 has been yesterday.

Some people find the working adult + high school student thing scandalous and I understand where they're coming from. Maturity gaps can be worse than any age gap between consenting adults.

A Business Proposal would 100% deliver on that one.

Hari resolving herself to turn fake into real is one my favorite parts of the manhwa. ML's early confession is a letdown, Hari wooing ML would've been way funnier than potentially focusing more on Min Woo.

Make no mistake, it's still a fantastic drama, I'm just disappointed about today's episode.

Ep12 was the worst kdrama episode I suffered through in a long while. It's as bad as some of the worst Something in the Rain episodes, but without the beautiful first half.

Disown dad & then get a restraining order yes, but I'm pretty sure that cannot be shown on Korean TV. The best course of action is to not write characters like him into your drama.

At this point can this be even considered a comedy?

I want the same, though I have little faith.

Yeah I'm sure that's the reason too, but it's sad nonetheless, that had infinite comedy potential.

I just want to say that I'm more than sad that her fake persona's name is not Kim Shin. Gawd that would have been so funny. They could have played "THAT" music every time she introduced herself. (She went with "Kim Shin" in the manwha)

It's possible that he can survive this. The whole 1% thing means it's almost certainly embezzlement by a middleman.

Which one?

who, what?

There is typically no such thing for Asian dramas. The sponsors want their return of investment right away. Dramas don't get made without sponsorships, dramas that are very similar to failed "sleeper" hits won't get sponsorships.

Hidden gems are no good, writers and producers wouldn't be encouraged to make similar dramas in the future.

Drama extension is the worst punishment for us viewers. For example I love Pinocchio, but the extension sure made the last episodes draggy.

To me it's blatantly obvious that no European speaks with that "Korean English teacher" accent. It's actually quite logical, since they only care about Korean audiences, it makes total sense to improve the engagement factor this way. (The viewers will feel good about not needing to read the subtitles)

The foreign actors have voice overs.

It worse than you think. It's probably dubbed, Koreans cannot be exposed to authentic Polish, French etc accents for ehm reasons.