As of now I'm rating it : Script: 8.3 | Execution: 9.4 | Acting: 9.5 | Pacing: 10 | Enjoyment: 10
Overall: 9.2 / 10 ♡
Instead of relying on instinct to rate each criterion, I use a structured breakdown of specific sub-criteria for each category.For the script, I evaluate structure, character development, consistency, dialogue, originality, and how subplots are handled. In this case, for example, one of the weaknesses comes from a subplot involving Eric the love triangle and his relationship with his sister. It feels more like a writing issue than an execution one; it’s not well integrated and could honestly have been removed without harming the main story.
Acting focuses on individual performances, emotional delivery, chemistry between actors, and overall consistency.
Execution looks at direction, cinematography, editing, production design, and OST.This approach helps ensure that the final score is not just based on a gut feeling, but reflects a more structured and realistic analysis of each aspect of the drama.
Ep 6 really touched me. The only part that made me sad was when Mechuri walked her home, and then the next morning she yelled at him… poor guy. I really wish she had apologized to him.
You can clearly see how deeply he cares about her he even went as far as rearranging his house to keep her safe during her sleepwalking episodes. That scene actually reminded me of the C-drama The First Frost. And the fact that she noticed it is already a good sign.
What’s also nice is the positive influence he has on her. With Yejin, words alone aren’t enough to make her realize things; she needs actions to truly understand and he does that perfectly.
This drama feels so comforting to me I enjoy every second of it, not a single boring moment. I honestly don’t get what people mean when they say it’s “losing its spark.” To me, it just feels like real life.
Maybe some of you just aren’t watching it with the right mindset… because honestly, when you come home after a long, exhausting day at work, this drama feels like a breath of fresh air.
And that ending… I seriously can’t wait to see what happens next 😭
You are so right about the ML and how caring and thoughtful he is. Do we think he didn't give her his phone number…
That moment when he quietly sat next to her, just watching over her from a distance without bothering her it says so much. That’s honestly one of my favorite scenes, along with the one where they eat together and when he takes her to see the view. And yet some people still say nothing’s happening or that there’s no connection… I really don’t get it.
This is what I love, too, he is so respectful towards her, and genuinely cares for her well being. His feelings…
Yeah exactly, honestly I feel like their relationship is portrayed so well it just warms my heart. There are so many little details that make it feel real and special.
omg There’s already so much to say about this new episode. I absolutely love the chemistry between the two leads…
As for the ending, I had a feeling she was gonna cancel the show… I feel so bad for her, especially after all the effort she put in. Can’t wait to see what happens next.
omg There’s already so much to say about this new episode. I absolutely love the chemistry between the two leads their relationship just feels so natural and effortless.
What really stands out to me about the male lead is how genuinely caring and thoughtful he is. The fact that he checks on her from a distance and shows up every night to bring her meds, without expecting anything in return… that’s just 🥺
What I also love is that he never blames her for being so dedicated to her work. If anything, he understands her, probably because he’s a lot like her in that way. I feel like he’s starting to fall for her partly because he sees himself in her, and he truly admires how hardworking and determined she is.
And honestly, I don’t get how people can hate on the fl. She gives everything to her clients she’s constantly analyzing, double-checking, and pushing herself to deliver the best possible results. Most people would just care about the money, but that’s clearly not her. And I think that’s exactly why the male lead respects her so much.
I just finished episode 1 and I’m about to start episode 2. Honestly, I don’t understand how some people found it boring, the narrative structure is really well done. The female lead is especially interesting, she’s a career driven, hardworking woman who gives her all to her job, and you can truly feel how much she loves what she does.
The characters are quite likable overall, but what really stands out is the nostalgic vibe of the drama. It’s been a long time since I’ve been this hooked on a Korean romcom, I haven’t felt this way in ages. It genuinely feels like a breath of fresh air.
There’s also a very human touch to the story that I really appreciate. I love that it takes place outside the city, with a more rural setting. I can’t wait to see what happens next, the chemistry is already there, and the enemies to lovers trope, I’m absolutely here for it 🌸
What I also really like is that the comedy doesn’t feel forced or cringey at all, it flows naturally and is genuinely funny.
And honestly, don’t rely too much on the ratings, I find this drama way better than Perfect Crown. It clearly deserves more recognition, especially for its acting and overall atmosphere.
Also, seeing Chae Won Bin finally in a lead role is really satisfying, she truly deserves it, and I genuinely think this drama is going to boost her career.
I understand, I thought the same as you at first, but the FL is going to get revenge for the way he treated her. That’s exactly why afterward we don’t think about it anymore, because she’s going to whip him until he bleeds 50 times.
I don’t agree with you. The acting is terrible, and the script feels recycled with nothing new. The dialogue…
But you’re forgetting that the reasons for dropping a drama are just as valid and deserve to be heard. I’ve dropped plenty of dramas even after watching more than half of them, so are you saying my opinion only matters if I finish everything? That doesn’t make sense be logical.
The main reason I dropped this one is the acting; it’s too overdone and pulls me out of the immersion. I can’t enjoy a drama when I’m constantly aware that the actress is performing instead of fully embodying the character.
There are plenty of good rom-coms like What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim or Oh My Venus, where I had no issue because both the acting and the dialogue were solid. Here, I find it empty and flat, and that’s a completely valid criticism.
I’m not going to argue with people who enjoyed it they have every right to like it. And it seems like you’re the only one not accepting my opinion, probably because you like the drama. That’s your right, just like it’s mine to disagree, so please respect that.
I’m never against criticism, and I never will be. But this drama is definitely not a one, two or even three-star…
I don’t agree with you. The acting is terrible, and the script feels recycled with nothing new. The dialogue is flat, there is no chemistry, and when nothing works overall, what more am I supposed to give? The artistic direction is good, but that’s not enough to save the drama for me.
Overall: 9.2 / 10 ♡
Instead of relying on instinct to rate each criterion, I use a structured breakdown of specific sub-criteria for each category.For the script, I evaluate structure, character development, consistency, dialogue, originality, and how subplots are handled. In this case, for example, one of the weaknesses comes from a subplot involving Eric the love triangle and his relationship with his sister. It feels more like a writing issue than an execution one; it’s not well integrated and could honestly have been removed without harming the main story.
Acting focuses on individual performances, emotional delivery, chemistry between actors, and overall consistency.
Execution looks at direction, cinematography, editing, production design, and OST.This approach helps ensure that the final score is not just based on a gut feeling, but reflects a more structured and realistic analysis of each aspect of the drama.
You can clearly see how deeply he cares about her he even went as far as rearranging his house to keep her safe during her sleepwalking episodes. That scene actually reminded me of the C-drama The First Frost. And the fact that she noticed it is already a good sign.
What’s also nice is the positive influence he has on her. With Yejin, words alone aren’t enough to make her realize things; she needs actions to truly understand and he does that perfectly.
This drama feels so comforting to me I enjoy every second of it, not a single boring moment. I honestly don’t get what people mean when they say it’s “losing its spark.” To me, it just feels like real life.
Maybe some of you just aren’t watching it with the right mindset… because honestly, when you come home after a long, exhausting day at work, this drama feels like a breath of fresh air.
And that ending… I seriously can’t wait to see what happens next 😭
What really stands out to me about the male lead is how genuinely caring and thoughtful he is. The fact that he checks on her from a distance and shows up every night to bring her meds, without expecting anything in return… that’s just 🥺
What I also love is that he never blames her for being so dedicated to her work. If anything, he understands her, probably because he’s a lot like her in that way. I feel like he’s starting to fall for her partly because he sees himself in her, and he truly admires how hardworking and determined she is.
And honestly, I don’t get how people can hate on the fl. She gives everything to her clients she’s constantly analyzing, double-checking, and pushing herself to deliver the best possible results. Most people would just care about the money, but that’s clearly not her. And I think that’s exactly why the male lead respects her so much.
The characters are quite likable overall, but what really stands out is the nostalgic vibe of the drama. It’s been a long time since I’ve been this hooked on a Korean romcom, I haven’t felt this way in ages. It genuinely feels like a breath of fresh air.
There’s also a very human touch to the story that I really appreciate. I love that it takes place outside the city, with a more rural setting. I can’t wait to see what happens next, the chemistry is already there, and the enemies to lovers trope, I’m absolutely here for it 🌸
What I also really like is that the comedy doesn’t feel forced or cringey at all, it flows naturally and is genuinely funny.
And honestly, don’t rely too much on the ratings, I find this drama way better than Perfect Crown. It clearly deserves more recognition, especially for its acting and overall atmosphere.
Also, seeing Chae Won Bin finally in a lead role is really satisfying, she truly deserves it, and I genuinely think this drama is going to boost her career.
The main reason I dropped this one is the acting; it’s too overdone and pulls me out of the immersion. I can’t enjoy a drama when I’m constantly aware that the actress is performing instead of fully embodying the character.
There are plenty of good rom-coms like What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim or Oh My Venus, where I had no issue because both the acting and the dialogue were solid. Here, I find it empty and flat, and that’s a completely valid criticism.
I’m not going to argue with people who enjoyed it they have every right to like it. And it seems like you’re the only one not accepting my opinion, probably because you like the drama. That’s your right, just like it’s mine to disagree, so please respect that.