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If you’ve explored the repertoire of Korean dramas and movies, you might not be too shocked by the content, as there was a time when they had a very open-minded approach to certain scenes. However, since Korean dramas gained worldwide popularity and attracted a larger audience, most shows have become family-friendly, which is quite appreciated. Given the conservative nature of Korean society, some themes can be extremely controversial and THIIS ONE was a shock for me!

I was truly surprised by this particular drama. When I first understood the drama was about adult toys and lingeries business, I anticipated that they would use some sort of funny stickers to cover the objects. But they didn’t hold back at all and I was genuinely shocked, considering how Korean netiizen are so conservative and these topics are undeniably controversial. However, I am so glad they with this theme, this is such a powerful and beuatiful drama.

The drama goes beyond merely depicting an adult toy seller; it creates a platform to highlight the dangers and inequalities that women encounter, especially in the job market and societal expectations for married women.
Overall, I found this drama to be delightful. I love stories about women coming together and becoming strong and independent. It’s fascinating to witness these journeys, and in this drama, it was refreshing to see how each woman faced her own struggles, even if their lives appeared to be better on the surface. Their beautiful friendship blossomed as they supported one another, fought their individual battles, and stood firm against societal pressures.


The only negative comment I have is that I wish the drama was a bit longer. I would have loved to see more about the women; I truly enjoyed the friendships they formed and the bonds they shared. It was both refreshing and inspiring.

Thsi has nothing to do with the drama but the main FL has the sharpest nose II have ever seen and i kept getting distracted by it ahhahaha