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Lol same here, except it was Eunjung's story for me. But when I did rewatch, I found myself keep repeating Beomsoo and Jinjoo's scenes, I guess I like their banter and comedic timing alot 👌🏼And now I like all stories equally and they do compliment each other. 😊

If you're looking for a fast-paced story plot with a big main story or big challenge, this is not for you. But if you're into character-driven, slice-of-life, quirky characters, 'no plot just vibes' story, and in the mood for healing drama, well, you're gonna love it (like I do). 😊

Actually many korean dramas & movies had brought up social & taboo issues in their story, and it's started since way long time ago. So definitely it's not something new.

Lmao agreed 🤣🤣 The least she/he can do is writing properly.

Ikr!!! Kinda missed them 🫶🏼

You'll find Mo-eun's reasoning on the last episode. Afterall, Mo -eun is a human being too, and was once had a loving family like Yun-su.

Agreed. Unfortunately all the characters are just ordinary people after all so they don't really know how dirty Na Eun Jae is.

Depends on genre you do prefer.

Most likely!

I'm convinced Choi Gang's wife was a general before she married and became a housewife, and that's probably why he saved her contact as "General Hwang". Lol literally a neighborhood with full of former special forces.

Yes exactly. Also poor him for being cut out of frame multiple times just because he isn't belong to "5 Heroes Next Door". :')

Just want to add the previous reply, Misaeng was one of the most influential k-drama of its time, and was also highly inspirational and memorable. Because of its popularity, some of its dialogues are often mentioned or quoted in other dramas and variety shows and this is such a common thing to do (like Autumn in My Heart and A Moment to Remember dialogues for instance). Just like you and me, people noticed it right away just by listening to the OST. That's how big the drama was for koreans, and ofc it's not something you can do with any k-drama out there. So for big dramas & movies like such, there's no need particular connection to do that. :)

Lol funny how you see it that way. For me, it's so brave and fresh to put women as both main character(s)—with one of them as above 50 at that—and villain in a DARK THRILLER series with no unnecessary romance. Not only that, there's also a working pregnant woman character that commonly seen in real life. Only koreans dare to do that. Hollywood? Probably not. They'd put women in a shallow character with no backstory but accidentally has a hot body that easy to sexualized, lol (which I hope I'm wrong about this one).

Also the cases that brought up in this story didn't only happen in SK, unfortunately it happened in other countries too (false accusation, sexual harassment, child pornography, etc) but again, I guess only koreans that are brave enough to bring this issues to the surface and make it out to movies and series.

Lol true 😂

Idk why you're saying this, because for me (as a k-dramas watcher), It's been a long time since there was a romcom with tropes & cliches like this. I guess that's why it works because it feels like something new yet nostalgic and familiar.

Well, if you feel like it's a bit too cliche, perhaps these romcoms suit you better:
1. Love to Hate You (2023)
2. Crash Course in Romance (2023)
3. My Sweet Mobster (2024)
4. My Dearest Nemesis (2025)
5. Tastefully Yours (2025)

But my all-time favorites for romcoms are Because This Is My First Life (2017) and 1% of Something (2016), kinda old but such a classic.

"Nice To Not Meet You" checked all your boxes. It's also an ongoing drama so yes it's very recent. And so far so good (that's my watchlist besides this drama)

Wow what a good first two episodes. At first I'm just watching it without any expectations and now I can't wait for the next episodes /cry

Omg I miss Misaeng sm

Wow such an old movie. Thanks!

Yes agreed. She overestimate herself at this point.