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I couldn't continue watching it while it was airing. But I did marathon it after all 16 eps were aired as I was able to skip through draggy parts. Overall great cast (I didn't like the male lead for the first 5-6 eps tbh but it was great later on). Okay drama with a very satisfying ending.

I don't agree that love triangles don't happen in real life but that doesn't change the fact that I despise them. I wish love triangles weren't a thing in dramaland.

Gosh Yoon Seo is hilarious.

I'm glad this is taking a fluffy light comedic romance approach. Enough serious struggles with their relationship in Goblin. I'm here to enjoy the sweet light-hearted ride.

She is but being eccentric won't excuse you in court ya know what I mean

Seung Ho is so damn charming.

Okay but living in someone's house without them knowing is pretty creepy (despite them being friends).

Let's just agree to disagree.

This drama is definitely on the sappy and "poetic" romance side. Not everyone's cup of tea and could be considered boring and uneventful for some. It's a relaxing and enjoyable watch for me, with a true insight to the difficulties in the relationship of people of different social status. Truly romantic and beautiful.

I really love how sweet, humble and fatherly Soo Hyun's father is. For a guy in politics in a kdrama, he's so not your stereotypical cold and power-hungry guy.

Still too many loose ends.

There was literally no answers to how the game worked or what even happened to have REAL PEOPLE die from in-game characters and bugs. This project was just too ambitious for the writer. The open ending was made to gloss over all explanation that the writer had to come up with. The show has so much potential but unfortunately, gave us no answers that truly mattered.

Hey same! I tried to pick up SAO again but failed terribly. My interest in anime died down (I no longer watch them since 2 years ago) after I started watching dramas more too lol.

Throwing all logic out of the window, I still enjoyed the drama so much and the message it portrayed about marriage.

I prefer all the Asian supernatural beings that Asians can pull off well. I don't mind the Vampire genre being completely wiped off the platform tbh since there's so many other supernaturals to choose from.

First-world problems

Omigosh they'll never leave this manga alone lmao

Oh man I'm not a fan of open endings like that as well :/

:/ yeah unfortunate

Well in the end, they're still different dramas. In my case, it didn't remind me of SKL at all despite them both having the same female lead. People have different tastes. I skipped through SKL so much because I had a hard time liking the male lead's character. I believe that SKL was definitely meant to be more comedic and light-hearted than this. Again, different dramas and different tastes.