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I have personally rarely known anything about any of my teachers lives. So do they have to introduce their lives with details to parents in SK? How would they know otherwise? And why even care? For example Maths has nothing to do with morals. I wonder why anybody wants to become a teacher then. These dramas really teach you about life in other cultures.

I have to ask something. Is it true that employers care about their employees private life like this in South Korea? Do they really care who's married, single, mom etc? If so that's extremely sad.

Yes, this is my first weekend drama. I'll keep watching, because I rarely drop anything, only if I'm fully bored. I don't mind the pace, nothing wrong with it. The thing is, I dislike when a villain who's literally a bad person suddenly by magic changes and they are forgiven no matter what they have done. I'm not interested seeing that. I wish to see how villains end up suffering. I wish to watch a k-drama like that someday. All I have seen is forgiveness. Maybe it's a cultural thing. As a Westerner I remember well childhood stories how the evil will gets it's pay.

I do like this and enjoy watching, but at the same time this is really a hard watch. I'm at ep 5 and fl's mom is so nuts. She actually preferred to have been shot in the head than her daughter to have a baby. Then threw her and her clothes out and she have been the main breadwinner. These things are really hard and not enjoyable to watch. I wish she left and would never come back, but that's not gonna happen unfortunately. Then the ml agreeing with his grandma that she basically owns his life. Crazy shi*.

Maybe they are like that?

This wasn't at all what I expected based on the comments and nearly didn't watch at all. I should know by now that others' opinions don't matter. This wasn't that bad. It was entertaining enough and not boring. I have seen many worse, like for example that Unforgotten Night mentioned here. I just feel like I didn't understand what was going on between Nan and Mac. They didn't have much screen time.

I usually hate it when writers try to give excuses for villains and bullies as if we should suddenly like them. I would prefer to see a drama where bad people get what they deserve. Unfortunately that is rare to see.

And who wanted to know why you continue watching?

I'm not a wall obviously. Just disagree with you.

And not everyone reads webtoons and care about how similar they are, not even all Koreans.

I couldn't care less about the actors' age. They are acting. Only real people in real life in real relatioship can make me uncomfortable.

What do you means by this being the only romance?

Just the opposite. Cliches are wonderful, 2 episodes were funny and the coming episode seems to be even better. I'm enjoying this more than anything in a while. And in any case character development was mentioned and it will still remain to be seen.

Newbie? Nope. These kind of romcoms are the reason I started watching k-dramas and keep watching them.

I doubt any "normal" guests visit those suites or need informing from her.

But that's good. Now we don't feel bad when they break up, since he's been an idiot.

I'm watching because it has been entertaining

This drama seem well written to me. I prefer dramas exactly like this and would watch no matter who the leads are. So what am I faking? And Borah Deborah has been a bit boring for me. Haven't watched it for a while.

Exactly! This kind of dramas are the best, but rarely seen on Netflix.

There could hardly be character development in 2 episodes. So maybe wait and see?