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They add 50 episodes at a time because the number of episode can't be infinite. Korean variety shows don't usually have a specific number of episodes. They run until they get canceled.

I can see why it's liked even though I didn't like it as much. It wasn't a bad drama, I just don't enjoy dramas of the slice-of-life genre if I didn't find the characters relatable to me, but when I find a relatable character I enjoy them thoroughly.

I don't know why my opinion upset you this much but to explain more...
First, I never said the other actors were not good. I've been watching Shin Min Ah since I first started watching dramas so I didn't feel like I have to comment on her acting at this stage, but it was my first time seeing Kim Seon Ho act so I shared my newly found impression of him.
Second, I didn't say they had no chemistry, it's just that they had a shallow relationship, it would've been okay for me if they didn't act like they are crazy about each other to the point where they think about marriage. One could have chemistry with another without knowing much about them, not a deep "I would die for you" kind of relationship.
Finally, I CAN recall a heartfelt conversation, but "hardly". The only thing I can recall is the one when they were with her parents, and that was because they were put on the spot by her father, otherwise they wouldn't have had it. Most heartfelt conversations in this drama the main couple weren't a part of. The village people add so much more to the drama than the main couple.

Honestly speaking, I didn't know Kim Seon Ho beforehand, and I haven't seen any of his previous dramas, but if it weren't for him I would've dropped this drama long ago. I just cannot feel any depth in the main couple's relationship. They just seem to me like two people who met each other a few times by coincidence and decided that they want to date each other while barely knowing each other. They had some cute (mostly cliched) situations but that's about it. I can hardly recall a heartfelt conversation they had with each other.

I don't know about you guys but if I was in Woong's place I would've played along too. Someone lying to their ex to save face is pretty understandable. I don't see them breaking up because of that. Maybe I would suspect that she still has feelings for him for seconds, but those suspicions would be easy to ignore. I personally don't consider it a deal breaker. The beggar comment though would be a lot harder to ignore, even though it was understandable in her situation too, since he told her that he would be coming to the wedding without washing up first.

It was really good until the last 4 episodes or so, like most Korean dramas. Younger Ha Ni is pretty annoying sometimes, and too immature for a high school girl, she acts like a middle schooler most of the time which can be irritating. Also, I don't understand how she was popular with girls in high school. Most girls hate it when other girls are this much into themselves. I know I would've found her annoying (at least when I was in high school).

No. Just bromance(?) if you could call it that. The bond between the two male leads is very strong.

I think it kind of does. It also of the same genres. Of course, The Fiery Priest is superior to it, but this is enjoyable too.

No one said they haven't done a good job, but whether you call it violence or abuse it has no place in a real relationship. We have to at least agree on that. I didn't mind it in the drama, I'm just calling it what it is, because saying it's not abuse if it's done tastefully may encourage this type of behavior. Hitting someone with good intentions is still hitting them, I wouldn't be laughing if I saw a real couple doing that, I would be really concerned like the neighbors in this drama. It's (maybe) okay to laugh but don't defend the action itself.

Believe it or not I'm not against using abuse as a form of comedic relief, but we must at least admit that it isn't okay in a real relationship.

Wasn't it though? She was the one who wanted to keep their relationship a secret, why is he the one who has to suffer? I'm sorry but abuse is abuse, no need to sugar-coat it. I laughed.. But I must admit it was an abuse even though I'm guilty of laughing at it. If this happened to me I wouldn't be too forgiving. If she/he hits you because she/he wants your relationship to be a secret, she/he will hit you for something else eventually.

I love this so much. It should have at least 20 seasons.

Their relationship turned abusive so fast... It's only been three days since they started dating.

Ah, sorry, I seem to have missed the other comments. Thanks for explaining the intention behind the post to me.

I don't think so. By friend I meant the male lead.

While I do not disagree with what you said, I don't understand how it's applicable to what happened in the drama. Are you saying that the female lead not running away (to survive or ask for help) while her friend is in distress is wrong? I can't see running away while your friend is fighting someone as something a good person can do, even if that person has a weapon. I would actually prefer to die with my friend than live a life where I turned my back on someone I care about just to survive. Going to get some help is not an option either since she didn't have time for that, her friend would've been already be dead by the time someone came to help.

I was thinking of dropping this in the first episode, until I saw the epilogue.. Now I'm watching the series mostly for its epilogues (and Kim Seon Ho's smile).

If anyone read the webtoon and wants to talk about it here, please post a comment that says you will be posting spoilers from the webtoon then reply to your own post with the spoilers. I keep opening spoiler tags thinking it's spoilers for the 4 episodes that have already aired but get spoilers from the webtoon instead. ^^"
Also note that dramas based on webtoons may not follow the webtoons entirely. If it happened in the webtoon, it might not happen in the drama, but if it did, you might end up ruining someone else's experience.

The notes her cells posted says that she doesn't want to commit but if she ever did she wants to be with Gu Woong. It means that she wants to keep him as her safety net, and she wants him to be available whenever she decides that she wants to get married. That's why she is subtle in sending him signals. She knows she would look bad if she kept him from dating, so she confuses him with her mixed signals so that he doesn't pick someone else and thinks it was his own decision to wait for her.

Nothing we haven't seen before but it's really fun to watch. It's a makjang drama with comedy and some little action. I would say it reminds me of The Fiery Priest but with a female lead instead.