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I'm pretty disgusted by the panelists making fun of the participants whenever they're being shy, awkward, saying the wrong thing, making a poor decision, etc. These are people, not K-drama characters. I know they have to try and make the show entertaining, but picking on and laughing at socially awkward people is really below the belt. It would have been a vastly better show if there'd been a counselling session featured in each episode, which would have been useful for the participants and viewers in the same situation.

Can say the same for Ha Neul clearly wanting Jimin. In Florence she practically bullied him into not friend-zoning her, yet she's never sent him a message. She's sticking with her safe pick of Chan Hyeong while constantly eyeing off Jimin and trying to make him spend time with her.

It's on Rakuten Viki outside of Korea and South-East Asia

I totally agree with you, it's down to poor writing. They're creating some lame, silly moments to try and advance the plot. Especially noticeable in episodes 9 and 10. I enjoyed the first eight episodes, but now it feels messy and slapsticky.

I fast forwarded through most of the commentary, it didn't add much to the show.

stop being an ar*ehole

As lilili posted above, Joseon era Korea had it's own erotica, it didn't borrow from an unrelated culture... "The drama is inspired by real erotic art during the Joseon era: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chunhwa"

It's not meant to be taken too seriously ;-)

Still want to dig the knife in and twist it after his explanation and apology. If you're not a Knetz yourself, you sure sound like one.

Turns out none of the above. No established actor would touch this drama now after what's happened to Sung-hoon, and plenty of them would be his acquaintances and friends.

Pretty sure it wasn't solely his decision, despite what's been reported. He would have felt pressured by the production company to leave as Knetizens have been giving him hell for his mistake.

You need to get outside for some fresh air, your imagination is really working overtime. Go write a novel since you love fiction so much.

I think it's only available in Korean at the moment, a translated version would be great to read. The original title is Things that Come After Love by Gong Ji-yeong and Hitonari Tsuji

Excellent movie, Kim Woo Bin at his finest. It could definitely be made into a 16-episode sequel and I really hope it does.

I can empathise with Je-hoon's experience of ischaemic cholitis. I had it a few years ago and it's excruciatingly painful. Fortunately, I didn't require surgery. I hope he remains fit and healthy so he can enjoy his life and work. Such a wonderful actor.