I absolutely need that OST at the end of episode 3 and the one we hear again during the proposal scene in episode 6. It’s the best OST of the drama — I’d bet my house it’s Soo So Bin singing it. It’s incredible.
I haven’t watched episode 6 yet, but I’ve seen a couple of spoiler clips of the proposal. I have a feeling tonight an ambulance is going to come pick me up, lmaooo
As I mentioned last week, the next two OSTs will be those by Hanroro and Woodz for episodes 5–6. Normally, next week we should have the songs by Soo So Bin and hrtz.wav.
I’m mostly watching it for Chae Won Bin, but I agree with a lot of people—it’s boring to death, honestly. There’s like a 90% chance I’ll drop it by episode 3 or 4. You have to take it as a way to pass the time and nothing more. I already knew this kind of ultra-repetitive village trope would be really dull and poorly done. You can have the best actors, there’s still nothing interesting in this kind of drama. We already know how it’s going to end. And adding a love triangle—why? What’s the point? We all know the second male lead is never going to end up with the female lead, so it just adds nothing to the plot.
Jeon So Young has been cast in season 2 as a potential love interest for Ga Min. Honestly, I really like this actress—we haven’t seen her in that many series yet, she’s still pretty new, young, and on the rise. When I first saw her, I immediately knew she’d land more roles. She’s also currently starring in the Netflix K-drama that just came out today, *If Wishes Could Kill*. Anyway, I’m definitely on board with her!
He’s got an insanely good agent, doesn’t he? No joke—he’s doing like 2–3 dramas a year and keeps landing leading roles alongside well-known actresses. I don’t get it, but I’ve definitely given up on watching anything he’s in. I honestly think he’s really not that good, and clearly not at the level to carry a lead role, especially opposite established actresses. I haven’t seen him recently in *Yumi’s Cells*—maybe he’s improved—but I’m out, honestly.
I just watched the behind-the-scenes of the driving scene at the end of episode 4, and it was so well acted that I really thought IU was actually driving—but nope, it was all green screen. When I first saw the scene, I was confused and thought, “Wait, IU has a driver’s license?” but I guess our queen still doesn’t have one yet 🤣
I watched the first episode, and honestly I’d give it a 5/10. There’s nothing groundbreaking—it’s a theme that’s been done over and over again in the K-drama industry. Just from the first episode, I can already tell it’ll be, at best, an average drama, probably rating around 8.0–8.1, and even that’s not guaranteed. There’s really nothing special about it. It’s a shame because the cast is actually really good—I love Ahn Hyo Seop and Chae Won Bin—but I wouldn’t be surprised if I end up dropping it.
https://youtu.be/zpEcTuch36g?si=FE27pegWD_a7lme6