Isadora

I'm obsessed with her since "be melodramatic"
Also, she reminds me a lot of sejeong from i.o.i, they could play sisters some day haha

Even though it's only on the second episode, I already love this drama, I hope it doesn't end up disappoint me (I don't think it will, since it's Park Hye Ryun writing! I also looove Suzy and Joo Hyuk)

Lee Sang Yeob must be truly a great actor, cause I hated him with every fiber of my being during this drama!
Anyway, loved this drama, 10/10. There's romance, friendship, comedy, drama... I felt a little bit of everything. Also, I don't think I'll ever get over woo tak... he stole my heart and I'm reporting it to the cops! (and I hope the cop is him)

I really liked the drama, but the ending was disappointing and left me very confused

I really loved this drama as I was watching it, I laughed and cried so hard, but I just can't with this ending. They made me root for the second couple (seodan and seungjun) as much as I was rooting for the two main characters, so it was really hard for me when they killed my favorite character. It broke my heart to see seodan suffering, when she had already been through so much. I understand it must have been hard for the writers to solve both couples' problems, but, man... I can't lie, I was disappointed.
Also: TWO WEEKS A YEAR?? Ugh. The final scene was beautiful, but seri and jeong hyeok deserved better.

I finished watching this drama yesterday and still can't get over it. One of my favorites of all time, that's for sure. For those of you who didn't like the first couple episodes, please give it another chance! It also took me a while to get into the mood of the drama, but when I least expected, I was completely addicted! So, so good. Now I'm gonna binge watch Reply 88 to fill the hole in my heart that HP's season finale left haha

I hope she gets a main role soon

He's so cute in Hospital Playlist T-T

I loved her in romance is a bonus book. I hope she gets a good main role soon!

Another thing I absolutely hate is how often women are hit/slapped by men just to give an opportunity for the male lead to play the hero. I mean, those scenes are so casually added to dramas, like it's a common thing. Makes me a little sad and nauseous.