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If I say much you may burnt out as "Woo Do-hwan is hot soooo"....

Fair point, simplicity can be great! But there's a difference between a well-done, straightforward story and one that feels like it's just ticking predictable boxes. It would've been nice to see something that gave Eo Heung more depth or at least surprised us a little. A little unpredictability can go a long way!

True, Woo Do Hwan doesn't repeat roles, but versatility isn't just about playing different roles—it's about how you bring depth and authenticity to each character. Oh Jung Se doesn't just change his roles; he transforms into them, giving each character a unique essence. It's a whole different level of acting.

Let’s be real—Oh Jung Se could act circles around Woo Do Hwan even on his *off* days. I mean, one’s a masterclass in versatility, and the other...well, tries his best!

Oh wow, so *because* Dohwan is excited, we should all just turn off our brains and pretend it's a masterpiece already? Got it! Clearly, no one is allowed to question the flawless quality of a show we haven't even seen yet, because enthusiasm alone guarantees it’s a work of art. How refreshing to know that a script landing in his hands is the only stamp of approval we need!

Oh, how thrilling and unexpected! The girl *obviously* ends up with Hae Jo—because who didn't see that coming from a mile away? Poor Eo Heung, forever the third wheel, as if the writers couldn’t come up with anything more original. Classic plot twist, right?