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Even closer to Sweet Home 2. Netflix will be pleased. Song Kang double bill.

It is my understanding that this is not his typical "cold" character, though he appears that way in the beginning because of the plot. But at least in the webtoon, the character really isn't that.

Eungyeol was so me during ep 6. Rolling my eyes whenever Sekyeong/Eunyu was flirting with Yichan.

Every year someone says this, and every year it remains a wholly subjective point of view. Personally, I've loved many dramas this year, from the conclusion of The Glory, to The Good Bad Mother, A Time Called You and Moving, Both Twinkling Watermelon and The Worst of Evil are great so far, and still we have Vigilante and Gyeongseong Creature to come. It's too bad you've not had a good go at it with kdramas this year, but I assure you it is not a universal experience.

Looks like the love square is doing a double date in the new episodes 😭

Apparently this, while a modern drama, will have time slips to period settings. In between A Time Called You, Twinkling Watermelon and now this, time slip romance really seems to be a trend this year.

PHS and PSH confirmed it will air in the first half of 2024.

I need Yi-chan to get over Se-kyeong and start romancing his future wife already 😭

"Come for the action, stay for the shower scene." 😭

Plus she had a complete change in personality

You not liking a comedic scene (which I found very funny) has nothing to do with Ryeoun's acting.

This is true, but thriller/action is also more demanding on actors, so many like to throw in a romcom or something chill at least after doing action for a few years.

This sounds like a great role for Hyunwook, but I'm confused about how people will even find this drama if it's just on some obscure app. Also no international OTT? No one knows how long the episodes are?

Choi Hyunwook is so good and funny and charming in this, what a star.

I really hope they don't go down the "fridge the wife" route, it's boring and overdone, to the point where it's now a trope: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StuffedIntoTheFridge

Lol this trolling 🤣

Hoping this will continue to rise in the ratings this week; tvN may have a hit on their hands.

This should be marked as a spoiler.

He actually got great notices for his acting as the priest in Island, his previous drama.

I predict: Junmo will kill Gicheul in the end, and his wife will leave him. The mission will be successful, and he'll get his double promotion, but he'll feel like he lost more than he won.