Mar

This was a mostly sweet watch for me, but nothing in particular stands out. The FL owns a start-up gaming company (Sweet Games) and is trying to launch her new mobile game app. Barriers include money, hackers, her ex mixing business with pleasure, and a potential mole in the company. The ML is a voice dubber who goes by the name Heisha, and has experienced family trauma so he uses headphones to help him regulate. The ML harbors a long time crush on the FL, who is 6 years older than he is, which started back in their college days through a book that they took turns checking out from the campus library. The FL is unaware of all of this, of course. The ML is surprised when the FL enters his life once again when she rents out the apartment next door, which he is the landlord of. The FL is a bit on the immature side but she is steady and persistent in nurturing her business and her work colleagues are a great team. The ML is supportive of her career from the start, but wrestles with his feelings towards her and we see him evolve from being hesitant & sulking to taking initiative to pursue her to being a stable partner in their relationship to running away (noble idiocy trope) when he believes his career hiccup puts her mobile game in jeopardy to finally reconciliation with a HEA. Thankfully we don't have too much push-back from the parents over their age gap and we don't get a love triangle. Overall a cute show that is easy to digest that explores initial career struggles and love, especially the FL who had her heartbroken in a previous relationship. I suggest watching Nothing But You or Why Women Love as better alternatives if you are looking to watch something that explores similar themes.