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Am I the only one who feels... relieved after finishing this? Yes, this was good, but god it was looooong... I feel like I've finished a marathon lol

If this mini drama was only about the secondary couple with more time to develop their relationship, I'd give this a much better rating. Main couple is terrible, the girl is annoying af and the guy is super cold, borderline rude. I think they went for the classic extrovert+introvert couple, but it didn't work, the characters didn't have ANY charisma to pull that off. Good it's only a short drama so I didn't waste much of my time. 4.5/10 just because I like Harim and Bada

I'm sad it's so short, because it's such a good beginning of a cute relationship, it got me hooked.

I'll be honest, I decided to watch this mainly because I love supermarkets lol so the idea of a drama that is set in a supermarket was appealing to me. But I'm glad I watched this, it's a lot more entertaining than I expected it would be. Comedy, heart-warming moments, lovable characters, no cruel villains, a few plot twists... what more can you ask for? It's a solid 9/10 for me.

Such a flexible and talented actor, he can pull off any role. Plus, his charisma is off the charts, it's impossible not to love every single one of his characters!

I've never seen anything like this in terms of editing, I believe it's a great short drama for those studying Korean. The drama displays the characters' thoughts and feelings in such a unique, fun and relatable way, all those different things that come to people's minds in a mere second are portrayed so well. The ending is a bit disappointing though, the whole drama felt like a big build-up for nothing... still a great experience watching this one.

The most forgettable drama I've ever watched. I watched it only 8 or 9 months ago and I literally can't remember anything about the story, no matter how much I try. I was taking a look at the list of dramas I've watched in 2020 so far and I had to come here and check if I had actually watched this. I remember I didn't dislike it, but I can't remember anything that happened in this drama. I can only remember Lee Gi Kwang being super cute, and I'm not even his fan. but he was the only one who made an impression during these 16 episodes.

Stayed for Eric and Go Do Yeon (soooo adorable!), otherwise I would have dropped it. It's not your typical light romcom at all, it's actually a heavy drama with an insane villain and a lot of crime involved, so keep that in mind before watching. Not saying that's a bad thing, but I feel like the sinopsys and poster were misleading.

don't know if you already watched it, but yes, surprisingly there is A LOT of crime involved, I was looking for a chill drama and let's just say it wasn't the best choice hahaha

Really relatable, anyone who's ever had an exhausting job and pestering bosses will empathize with Dok Nam. The idea of using gastronomy as a form of coping with the stress was really good and well executed. Main actor is really good and handsome, hope to see him in a big project soon. 8.5/10

I watched this drama like a year ago and it's incredible how at the time I thought it was a good drama but nothing special, but everytime I think about it now, there's this feeling of fondness for the characters and the story in my heart?? I don't know how to explain it, but that's how I feel. And to this day I still listen to the OSTs constantly, especially 'Guess' by main actress Joanne Tseng, it's definitely my #1 favorite OST ever and I don't even usually listen to songs in Mandarin... I'm not one to rewatch dramas but this one might be an exception. 100% recommend this

The genie was hilarious, made it worth the watch. The romance would've been better if the ending were a little bit more elaborated. Still, not bad, I've watched way longer dramas that were worse than this one.

The story is sweet and interesting, with some development, very good for a short drama.

At least we had a good story with closure for all characters, it was the best season out of the three in my opinion. I love OEC so much <3

A lot better than season 1, the characters and the story were better developed, but still it lacked closure for many characters (season 3 does not feature the same characters from seasons 1 and 2). I've watched this only because I'm an orbit, so I don't regret it, but I wouldn't recommend this if you're not a LOONA fan.

Your typical Chinese college romance between childhood friends, except the boy is the one who falls for the girl first and is not as smart as her. It's nothing exceptional, but it's a great option for when you just watched a heavy drama and you need something that will take your mind off of that. ML is the cutest and FL is a bit childish but still likable. It's a 7.5/10 for me.

Only watched this because I wanted to read the novel. I know it's a very short web series, so of course I had no expectations this would be a worthy adaption of a long novel, and I suggest you also watch with that in mind. I didn't love it but didn't hate it either, the main leads had chemistry and that's what I focused on.

The 1st person POV was inovative, but kinda awkward at the same time??? I don't know, you could tell the actor wasn't 100% comfortable, but that's understandable. It's a sweet story, I enjoyed it, and Min Kyu's dimples are adorable.

Heartbreaking but beautiful short drama. Love is not some magical feeling that sustains relationships, paying attention to big and small details is what makes love last. Relationships require hard work, but not everyone understands that and eventually they end up regretting bad decisions when it's already too late. Beautiful beginnings can turn into awful break ups if you don't do your best.

This short drama meant a lot to me. I'm also in my twenties and have no intention to be in a romantic relationship, I was just never interested and I have other priorities, just like our adorable main lead Sa Rang. Usually when we see dramas or movies about women who are happy being single, they all turn out to be even happier once they find romantic love, and that simply reinforces the idea that a woman can never be happy enough without a relationship. I hate that because it's not true. This drama is so refreshing, I wish there were more dramas and movies out there with this message, maybe society would begin to understand that it's possible to be 100% happy without a boyfriend/girlfriend.