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^ Exactly. It's a family drama, so everyone will have their own individual plots :) I'm sure Yoo In-na's character will have a lot of focus, since she also has a main love line with Go Joo-won.

This drama is unexpectedly funny (Kang Ji-hwan is hilarious), yet the themes are so serious. There's a nice balance between the two. I have some issues with it, but overall, it's good. Can't wait for more Hwang Jung-eum :)

My feelings exactly regarding Goong's second lead. I was pretty much ready to drop the drama because of his constant ridiculous behaviour. I couldn't stand his manipulative conversations, how he kept pushing her into linking him by playing the victim. He's possibly the second lead I hate the most.

Oh my god you are so right about High Kick Through the Roof. It's the worst ending possible of anything. Ever. I had so much fun with the drama, so I don't regret watching it but that ending leaves me so bitter and angry (and it's not even about a matter of taste or whatever, it just sucked and made no sense. Whatsoever).

I'm actually quite curious to know what's the deal with Do-hui. She's clearly putting on an act and what exactly she's trying to do with 'seducing' Jin-rak (she knew him from before, for sure) and why is she approaching Dok-mi all of a sudden. There's something more there.

She's in her (probably early) twenties and since he started to work at 17 and that doesn't seem like a recent event in his life, I'm guessing they are around the same age now.

Me too. At first, I didn't really trust Harry and the way he treated LSY gave me weird vibes... now? Wow, boy is crazy. I'm still hoping JW doesn't die (or LSY; or both) and that the ending is hopefull for everyone - I hope LSY/JW find some peace and happiness in the end. Fingers crossed!

I like this drama for what it actually is: a light-hearted romcom with some funny scenes and funny characters. I don't think it takes itself too seriously. The script might not be that complex or rich, it might not stay with you after you finish it like many other dramas do, but it's an easy watch. And Jung Il-woo is great in his role, too, imo.

She might have said that she was 'going to marry' Hyun-joon, but emotionally speaking, she isn't committed to him. She turned her head when he wanted to kiss her and while they might look like a couple to the other characters, within their own house and intimacy, they aren't one. They care for each other, sure, but they aren't in a romantic relationship - so I don't think she was cheating on him while kissing Jung-woo - she said that after the kiss most likely to bring back the distance between them; in her mind and heart, and that's how I interpret her actions, she isn't in love with Hyun-joon and they aren't dating so I don't think the kiss was wrong in the sense you mentioned.