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I am finally watching this... I am on episode 8, and I don't like SML either...

I am finally watching this... I am on episode 8 now, and they are already introducing the love triangle with the best friend. At this point, I couldn't care less about the issues at her work, since it is the classic bullying the new girl for no reason. The main leads have good chemistry and they feel like a couple already which helps a little bit. I also appreciate that every time she is talking with her idol (2ML) she finds a chance to talk about ML, but I am ready to skip any second now, I am ready to skip the office "drama" and the love triangle...

Both Websites I used before are not available anymore.... sorry

Fingers Crossed!

Ouch! Good thing I didn't watch this

Ouch..! Thankfully I didn't watch this because I hate all of these tropes ...

This is why I usually watch shows only after they are completed, because I prefer to spoil myself a little before wasting my time ...

I remember dropping this only a few episodes before the ending because the male lead cannot act and the female lead character was getting on my nerves. I decided to try rewatching, but without the dream part

Maybe it wasn't true ...

Yes and yes

I couldn't agree more!

True!

Yeah... they definitely got away from the very interesting and funny premise about her as a chef. If the writers went with that they would have a much better show with good character development. They even could keep the company issue going but as something secondary to add some angst to the girl's career; maybe the brother blocking her way to get back at his brother. I also agree that her behavior and the decisions she made with someone she just met made no sense, specially after her boyfriend told her straight to stay away from the bad apple. Better luck next time.

Unfortunately, you are completely right.

Not really... but it has an interesting "coffee" flavor.

The difference is that in Business Proposal and King the Land they stay together through everything! I love how in those two the main couple never break up!

I fell for it... saw it in the supermarket and had to buy some to see what all these product placements are about ..

Unfortunately, Dramaland suffers from holding on to past memories and events. A normal person wouldn't let something from their childhood or teenager years to define the rest of their lives, but there still are too many dramas where the main couple either love each other or hate each other just taking a single event or series of events from 10 years ago. For me, this is beyond unrealistic which is why most times I prefer the love stories when they just met and fell in love versus the childhood sweethearts storylines ...

I believe they do these to promote values and family... it is like there are some Chinese dramas that end up in separations or divorce in the original work, but the show adaptation must have a happy ending to promote family.

I'll take your word for it and start watching this tonight...