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I am completely certain this will not be a sad ending. The tone is totally wrong for that. It will not be a tragedy.

mid 30s is a very common age for romcom leads in kdramas.

The ML will have needed to complete his tertiary education, complete that military time that is mandatory in SK, and establish himself in his career as a successful architect. Any younger than 34 and I would be suspending my disbelief. He also stated he was not that interested in pursuing romance. He had, at the time, more important things to do. Like further his career.

The FL was just about to be married. The whole thing starts because she cancelled.

I recommend watching till the end of episode 2. Their confrontation was well done.

He stated his age in episode 2, I think it was 34 from memory

Except the scenario for Samdalri felt way too staged and fake for it to be engaging, and Doctor Slump was just lacklustre all over. This drama is neither so far.

(please note, this is my personal opinion, and I dropped the two dramas you mentioned after two episodes. This one I will continue because I actually like it)

I do agree that the violence played for laughs is in poor taste though. Maybe I've encountered it too many times I've become desensitized? This is not a good thing.

The Story of Ming Lan is almost all SOL, most of the politics is family drama. There is an attempted coup that happens in the drama, but it only really lasts a couple episodes, and the court politicking is so light it barely counts.

every couple years I find myself rewatching this. I have never finished it though haha. But the early episodes are gold, and so, so worth it.

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Yeah. They chose the wrong word for the title.

I ignore the ratings (they are arbitrary at best). Mostly I just use this site to keep track of things.

I'm not familiar with the main cast. How is their acting?

Grid was from the same writer too.

currently feels very tonally romcom, but beware there may be melodrama later on (there's a couple early signs).

I know you're going to disagree, but I haven't felt like there is overly much nuance in the story. I do pay more attention in the important/emotionally charged scenes ofc, but the drama is fairly easy to follow and understand.

Crochet or weaving. Not knitting, because I hate knitting. Occasionally other repetitive, fairly brainless tasks.

Eh, I disagree. It's something I can easily watch while multi-tasking. (yes, even though I need subtitles)

Absolutely beautiful. It's about these two people supporting each other to chase their dreams, who, along the way, happen to fall in love. Don't wait for the romance to start, because then you'll miss all the wonderful little moments required to get there.

Though I would definitely love more, I was left satisfied by the ending.

Also, the landlady Kyoko was an awesome supporting character.

At episode 2, and I'm really not feeling the FL. I think at least part of the blame lies with the writing. It's too exaggeratedly comedic for me.

Enjoying the concept, but by episode 10, the sentimental music is really getting to me. I'll be back to finish it some other time. Probably, maybe. Once I watch the original, if it ever becomes legally available in my country.

Ugh, this doesn't seem to be available anywhere in Australia
(I only watch things on legal sites)