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She gets quite a lot of screen-time right after her first appearance (which, if I remember correctly, comes after a few episodes), but it seems the amount of screen-time she gets starts to dwindle as the episodes go by. She's actually the only reason I watch the drama right now (Yoori is one of the best - if not the best - characters in the whole cast, in my opinion), so I tend to just skip everything else and go straight for her parts because the rest of the drama bores and annoys the heck out of me.

So, I would say watch this if you're a fan of hers /and/ the general plot interests you a lot. But if you can find videos, on Youtube perhaps, of only the scenes the include Lizzy, I would say try and look into that first before watching the drama as a whole. :)

I apologize for the massive delay in response, but hi! :) I'm doing quite well, and yourself?

This drama is shaping up pretty nicely. Enjoying it so far. :D

This show can be so bloody frustrating. But props to it for managing to include characters and story arcs that are less annoying and repetitive and more cute and funny so I don't lose interest in it completely.

You make a few good points. Actually, it's all one huge great point. Though I don't believe she's 'in love', but I can see how it might have come across that way. So, yes, in the sense I mentioned, it isn't cheating at all. Admittedly, this hadn't really come to mind while watching the drama. But even with this in mind, some of my point still stands, to a lesser degree. But I think some of the reasons behind me sticking to my guns boils down to personal preference/opinion when it comes to relationships of the kind they're in.

We have no reason to feel back for Hyung-joon, according to our writers (and Soo-yeon herself, shown through her actions), because even though he got Soo-yeon's life back on track, gave her a more positive outlook on life in general after her traumatic experience, and protected, supported and loved her all these years, all of that is nothing compared to Jung-woo searching for all lost first love during that time as well. And also, I'm pretty sure they're going to try and turn Hyung-joon into a villain for our main couple and an overbearing (ex?)boyfriend so Jung-woo seems like the better option.

Seconded. I honestly thought I was the only one who thought this when it happened. Plus, she spent some time afterwards seemingly not caring until she suddenly remembered that, oh yes, she has a boyfriend. And even after that, she didn't really seem to feel /that/ guilty for doing it. Sigh. I could rant about how wrong that kiss and the after effects of it are to me for ages.

Personally, I felt they had formed a legitimate romantic bond before they returned to South Korea. It is possible for a woman to love more than one man in her lifetime, though yes, she probably hasn't gotten over Jungwoo, and that is the cause for her distancing herself from Harry. But, as I said, just my humble opinion.

The first big reveal (sort of) with mom recognising her daughter, and all I can think is "Holy crab-cakes, that attorney guy is bloody attractive."

CAN EVERY EPISODE BE LIKE EPISODE 12, PLEASE? PLEASE?!

The entire show is built around romance, so there's plenty, plenty of it. :)

This is the best thing ever. Just, the best.

"Dachi ugo pump up the volume! Up, up~!"

Am I the only one who took pleasure from Won Il randomly deciding to smack drunk!Hedgehog's butt?

I feel like I fit into one or two of these categories and a couple that aren't listed, hence why I try to stop myself from writing reviews even when I need to tell dramalandia that something was flawless/absolutely horrific.

The Clairvoyant Review, though.

This article was all taken directly from my mind, wasn't it?

My first drama was Mary Stayed Out All Night, and it was the perfect start to my Asian Drama journey. At the time I was still starting out with K-Pop, and a gif set of the drama came up on my dashboard one day so I decided to watch, out of curiosity. It was weird and cute (& omnomnom hot guys), and while I had some issues with it ("STOP MAKING ME EMOTION SO MUCH!"), the overall presentation hooked me and I've been flopping around on the Asian drama/movie boat ever since. To this day, it's one of only two dramas with an OST I know all the songs of, and it also marked the beginning of my DSS (doomed ship syndrome), because I was just waiting for the secondary leads to kiss, or hug, or something, but alas, that wasn't meant to be.

And even though it isn't one of my all-time favorites, it stills holds a special place in my heart.

This drama should have been called Hedgehog and Won Il. They are the best aspects of this series in my view, storyline and character-wise, and their budding friendship (it could pass as romance at this point, to be quite honest) is just golden.

From my understanding, I think it's all just one episode, and they just labelled one half of the episode Chapter One, and the other half Chapter Two. But it's still eight episodes. :)

I hadn't thought of that! I was too busy thinking of how it reminded me of a death eater. x)

I spend half my time watching this drama, thinking "holy cow, this is all kinds of badass and awesome" and the other half is spent mulling over how freaking perfect the Jade Emperor is.