Joanna

It's offensive because of the way she talks about it, not because he's tanned. In the beginning, she says she likes fair-skinned men more and that he's all dark and unattractive. It would've been totally acceptable if she hadn't commented about that, but she kept bringing it up whenever there was a situation where she had to admit that he's good-looking.

"Oh, he's not handsome because he's dark. I don't wanna admit he's handsome, so I'll just insult him to make myself feel better for liking him." That's what it sounds like to me.

that's true...

I don't see why people still think of this as a legitimate issue. If you're given a cold character, that's how you act--- like a cold person. He can't change the character's personality.

don't understand the need to constantly point out how tanned and "dark" the ML is
it's greatly offensive and the FL genuinely acts like a teenager going through puberty instead of an adult
i'm dropping this - too bad i expected a lot from it
i just think there's a certain point where a line should be drawn to prevent these comments from being normalised. i wouldn't want small children with tanned or darker skin tones to feel insecure just because someone who is seriously like a dense pound cake throws around weird opinions carelessly.

she's the best! all of her roles have a unique colour to them

romance is chef's kiss-- subtle and perfect, just how i like it

I'm so annoyed at all the characters except Kijun. No matter the relationship Inna has with Jaeyeol, she's a person who has adamantly kept her work and personal life separate. So why would such a person take a decision like that? Her character has changed drastically from the first few episodes, and I just don't get it.

Jaeyeol and Ahjeong are acting so whiny and pathetic, too... Please give everyone character development.

seriously has this become a makjang now?

I love it! So many twists and turns, a comedic delight :>

It is very sad but in a good way. It's a collection of two peoples lives where they face tragedies and learn to live on. I would say it's a relatively bittersweet ending. I did cry quite a lot but after I finished it, I definitely had a new way of seeing life what for it is.

So, although it is "sad", I would definitely watch it. It's worth every second of your tears. However, if you are a person who doesn't like to watch melancholic things, maybe you can skip it.

the height difference was jarring to me too but kang sang jun just happens to be freakishly tall 188 cm and yeri is sort of short 158 cm

i like the setting they have chosen :> the first episode was a delight i'm looking forward to the rest

SML and FL are also ex lovers (wow) or maybe fwb

apparently there's some reason for the ML to be become "very pissed" about their relationship

things aren't looking good y'all

i watched the interview with hyesun, gongmyung and jaewook and here are my predictions ig, i could be wrong

the end of scene of episode 3 aside, i thought that was a super wholesome end to the case!

i would say A rated by my standards in the sense that u shouldn't ever watch it with ur family members, there are several sexual innuendos and such

I do think 8 episodes is too few, but I've always had a problem with kdramas that drag out the dating phase; sometimes it just becomes less fun when the MCs start dating. And that's why I often dropped a few dramas. However, most kdramas drag on till episode 8 out of 16 just for a kiss, so I do wonder how they're gonna end this series with a wedding.

exactly!!! it takes years to make a series and to brag about all the hard work you're doing by prompting in a day is so stupid imo

i feel like its mostly bc of the voice acting, it kinda sounds dubbed even though its the original audio

i think it was bc of the untimely smile lol, it made all her anger melt away and she saw him in a new light.

he'd usually talk in a very monotonous way so to see him react like that was weird to her.