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I just finished it - because I'm a finisher - and perhaps I'm in minority, but it was underwhelming. I love the FL and her acting was good, as well as cinematography and OST. But the whole show would have fit better in a 90-min movie. It was boring, a lot of repetition, no chemistry, didn't understand what she found in him since he spoke only platitudes and had the same expression on his face most of the show, he ignored her at will and his hair was horrendous. And the ending? He apologizes and everything is a-OK? People don't change like that, and I wouldn't ever get back together with somebody like him since I know what a relationship entails (unlike starry-eyed naive girls who can't wait to see them get back together)

...and with that she signed her death sentence. He didn't change, just acknowledged one of his mistakes. They are not compatible and if they stay together she will be unhappy again,

You talk more in a comment than MLtalks in the whole show

it was a hit with me at least - that's what got me into K-dramas

7.4 is too low for such a well thought masterpiece

Dumb and useless

when the mysterious man is shining the car lights on him, you can see it

ep.4 preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOChJeuSHl4

Maybe he was fostered while he was an old teenager (as seen in him and his grandma scene) and she was studying away from home, given the age gap

@haaaaaaaaaaaaaa I didn't say otherwise and I didn't insult you sh!thead

she is! I agree! but the filter is there, and makes her look much younger and radiant indeed

Hahaha, me too, especially that I don't like any of the main leads, but somehow this, them together, it works... also makes me wonder what the heck is chemistry after all, because I can tell the chemistry here before I notice any sort of closeness between them

I was going to say the same things but you said it better. Two more points: how is she a heavy smoker? She is shown smoking once and buying cigarettes twice in two eps. Also, another good point, when she tries on dresses she says she doesn't want others to suffer losses because of her.
I actually like her, she is very real.

I beg to differ, in eastern Europe big weddings are actually how the couple gets money to start in life, for their home downpayment or at least for a car. It's more like what is described in the drama, you go to all friends and family weedings so when it's your kids' turn you invite everybody. I don't know how it is in Korea but I know in America is not the same.

is there a drama that combines both tropes? serious question

is there a drama that combines both tropes? serious question

not the first time, try watching "Hit The Spot"

They use a very good filter, indeed

Chemistry? Where?

I just rewatched the drama and realized I wouldn't want to marry FL's character, no way - what an annoying selfish b...h!