Faith

I'm going to be more than a little upset if she ends up with motorcycle guy. He honestly doesn't seem to be very nice, only thinking about the person he likes. He seems to hate the main girl quite a bit and doesn't seem to have many redeeming qualities so far. I actually like the Playboy more than I thought I would, and I loooove the singer. It seems like Kang Ji Woom thinks only about himself and his love for the other girl (who quite frankly is just annoying, I get that it's unrequited love but you have to get over it eventually). I guess we'll have to see, I'm on the on episode four though.

I'm only on episode two, but so far I like it a lot. I like that she stands up for herself and doesn't need a guy to come and rescue her. Even when the main guy tried to pin you up against a wall she basically said "oh hell no" and pushed him back. It's nice seeing female leads who are strong and independent. I also haven't seen this exact plot in a drama so far so it seems cute. Perfect for a spring/summer romcom.

Yeah but even then, I just think it's a bit of a stretch. If she was so ashamed she honestly wouldn't have done it.... I guess being realistic is hoping to much from a fluffy rom-com.

Does it ever say why she left the car? I honestly don't remember but right now it feels like plot holes so I'm hoping I just missed that part. This drama started out so good and fast, don't know what happened but used to be clever writing, got muddled and had weird plot convenience like thinking she saw in the box and for some reason she thought it was a diamond necklace....? I don't understand why any of the 'issues' in this drama have to be drawn out for so long. It shouldn't have taken until episode 3 for her to admit that she recognizes him. This all seems like plot convenience and dragging out sub plots for ridiculous amounts of time. I still don't get why he can't just admit he was in love with her the last 3 years. And if she didn't care about him at all, why am I even watching this? That's just upsetting. I'm still watching with the hopes that things get better, it really was a great first episode.

I loved all of that too. I've been getting so happy about the fact that males in K-Dramas aren't sticking to gender roles by only playing 'masculine, cold, rich, businessmen' that don't know how to use or show emotions. I like that they're starting to change up the scripts and characters and show that emotions don't make you weak. I also love that they didn't shy away from sex and club culture or kissing as if it's a big taboo. I think it's good to show those things so people don't believe South Korea is as innocent as all the dramas we watch would like us to believe. Also what consent scene? Did I totally miss that?

This is what I needed. A little risqué, lighthearted and fun. I missed when K-Drama used to be so straightforward and happy, if they ever were. So far it's light on the angst and heavy on the OTP which is great and I like that it doesn't shy away from usually taboo things in K-Drama. I love that dramas are starting to take this new turn where the guy is super into the girl and not just the cold tsundere all the time. I also love the artist that does the opening and would love to know his name