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Who dies?

Please can you tell me which drama got unreasonable hate because of the former partner shipping. I want to make sure I didn't miss out on any really good drama

I like how you depicted the main leads relationship. Please could you tell me if the drama is worth watching. I keep seeing comments about an excess of annoying characters in this show, but I don't mind if the annoying characters that are not villains undergo character development or face consequences if they are antagonists. Would you recommend this drama?

Thanks for letting me know so soon. I'll definitely watch this

I really want to watch this show, please can you tell me if there is a breakup after the leads get together. (I like slowburn and I couldn't check your comments below because I want to avoid spoilers)

And the funny thing is that the daughter has most probably bought the house

Is there a break-up between the main leads?

I think they said 10 years, and the brother was in his teens then, maybe 13-15

Wouldn't the brother be in his 20s now? Plus the brother did not seem like he played ice hockey and the athlete had consistently been playing it for years

Is there a breakup between the lead couple? Please give me a spoiler

Is this available anywhere with English subtitles?

Thanks for letting us know <3

Please can you tell me if the leads have an age gap in their relationship? I know that it's been a while since you've posted, I hope you see this

Thanks for your review 😄. I'll give it a try. I don't need the relationship to be bubbly as long as I can believe in it. Sometimes a certain sentiment takes over all reviews and comments and it's hard to find an alternate opinion ✨🌟

He isn't a team member, he does something else. But he isn't a bad guy, he simply has an opposing ideology to the RM team

If you can, please let me know if this drama is worth watching after you finish it

Have you watched Once Again?

This was an interesting game :-)). I hope I'll see more of these in the future

Rookie Historian, Romance is a Bonus Book, She Was Pretty, Coffee Prince (and Run On)

Even the kdrama version is about her self-confidence and character growth and her learning to take the leading role in her own life. Her makeover only lasted until she worked at the magazine and she reverted back to her original appearance when she started her dream job . Her makeover was certainly not initiated by the male lead, but was rather her way of starting afresh in the magazine with a new goal. The one major thing I liked about the male lead in general was that even when he was being a boss from hell, he never mentioned her looks, and he also didn't comment on the makeover as her being prettier (he was genuinely attracted to her personality in the present as well as the past). The only time I remember him calling her pretty was when they were washing dishes together (she had her original appearance) and that referred more to her looking happy and centered than any beauty standard.
The couple of people in her workplace who were snide about her appearance weren't exactly shining beacons of morality and the actually useful characters were only initially taken aback and also didn't bring it up and did in fact value her work. Plus it does make sense (not that it's correct) that the magazine which was a part of the beauty industry that set these standards would not easily accept someone who did not adhere to those standards.
The Jdrama is more or less completely based on the Kdrama, including the major themes of the show. It just has fewer flashbacks and both shows are fun to watch. I did not want you to get the wrong idea about a show that I truly love.

TLDR: JDrama and KDrama have similar themes based around self-confidence and the makeover was not simply about looks and was only temporary (plus who doesn't change their appearance once in a while)