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Jeong Woo is definitely the more mature and tame version of Min-min lol. How can eye wrinkles be so cute!

This drama is so lighthearted, yet discusses realistic issues, so I always look forward to watching it on weekends.

On a shallow note, I do I live for Park Hyung Sik's animated expressions! He never fails to deliver them in any drama I watch him in lol.

I definitely agree with snooker being boring. Maybe chess would've been better? Lol. The dialogue is not the best, but they do have deeper conversations during important moments. One instance was when ml needed encouragement after he decided to go back to the sport, he called the fl. Even before that, he also opened up to the fl and poured his feelings out after he faced his trauma.

I think majority of Asian dramas does not have deeper dialogues when the characters are in their 20s or below. That happens more with characters in their 30s and above, that's why I highly recommend Meet Yourself. That drama focuses on leads in their 30s who are facing an early mid-life crisis. If you haven't watched it, give it a try as it's one of my favorite dramas. Let me know if you're interested in Jdoramas with mature characters too (=

I would say he's more playful than funny.

True true lol.

Smooth is his middle name after romantic lol.

I hope you're right about the actor since he's slowly growing on me after I watched him first at Nothing But You.

That's what I thought, but a lot of people assume that he is a virgin lol. I wish they'll give more background about him.

6 minutes into episode 17 thoughts:

Are we sure this is the ml's first relationship? Or did he read too many romance novels, and learned all the perfect gestures from there? They should definitely share his background and pov soon since he keeps surprising me with his actions lol.

In episode 15, after ml passed the bedroom slippers to the fl as she was just randomly looking around without saying a thing, I started having a funny thought.

"Where have you been all my life?," and started answering my question, "In your fantasy" lol.

Btw, when that background music played, the scene couldn't have been more perfect. How can he be so thoughtful, caring, and sensitive? Exactly, 'cause he's a fictional character lol.

I was joking, but yes, a lot of watchers would want to trade places with the actress like me haha.

After watching episode 14, I realized I might have picked the wrong profession. Darn, I missed my chance to be the fl in this drama lol.

Thanks!

"So bright!" This is definitely Min-min after turning into a plastic surgeon lol.

But what I meant was he would openly show his affection instead of pretending to be all cool and hiding it just like the "98% of dramas" you were talking about. What's special was how business-like the relationship was at first. It's actually quite radical for a shoujo manga. Don't know if you've watched it yet, but if you've watched it, you should know what ideas the drama tried to represent.

In a Kdrama romcom, yes. You just have to let go yo brain. *sings* let it go, let it goooo......

5 minutes in, and I thought Do Bong Soon would pop-up since I saw Min-Min in his high school days lol.

Since it's not the usual light and fluffy romcom. It's just not a mainstream drama. It requires some critical thinking skills and emotional investment because of its unique and creative storytelling. You just can't turn off your brain and just be entertained since you won't be able to appreciate the nuance of this drama.

In short, as a book lover, I love it and its novel-like style.

I never said my relationship with my sister wasn't good. I was referring to their politeness with each other to the point that they couldn't be as casual compared to the usual sibling relationship. In other words, they were almost perfect.

I have to agree with you since My Demon and King the Land set the bar low for rom-coms, so they make a drama like this look much better.