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Much of the plot follows the titular agency as they tackle cases. This system produces miniature arcs usually lasting around three episodes. Since each case aims to jump start relationships for supporting characters (often depicted by famous guest stars), various romances are sketched out. Each of them appears to pay homage to a romance type common in dramas (mystery, melodrama, teen, etc). As the series goes on, the cases improve in quality; though still fun, the very first as initiated by the veterinarian was almost silly. Several agency members experience plots of their own, mostly bridging all 16 episodes. Unfortunately, the "main couple" was not to my taste. Age gaps rarely bother me... but lack of chemistry does. Here sparks never fly and, while the romance makes sense on paper, the entire thing felt stilted.
Most performances were solid. Something about Seo Byung Hoon struck me as similar to Sherlock in the recent BBC adaptation; Lee Jong Hyuk has magnetic prickliness down to a fine art. Soo Young spins a potentially cliche weak-spined bore into a refreshingly spunky, strong, realistic woman. Her immediately clear screen presence actually drew me into Dating Agency: Cyrano in the first place. Here I must admit that I fell hard for Lee Chun Hee as "Master". It doesn't make me proud, but whenever he was on screen I often degenerated into a giggling puddle. Whether it's because he played the character so well or because he's drop dead gorgeous, it's hard to say. The rest of the cast performs well, if not memorably. Each guest spot was wonderful too, with Lee Kwang Soo standing out in arguably the best case in the series.
Though eventually it may have become repetitive in a longer series, the soundtrack excels. "Chance!" by The Peppertones burrows into the brain, while Ra.D romances tenderly with "Something Flutters." Most of the instrumental fare felt funky and modern; the intro particularly impresses.
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180 Degree Longitude Passes through Us
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Breathtaking to Heartbreaking
Acting : 100 %Plot :100 %
Though the plot may seem controversial, I have high hopes for this!!!!!!!
I totally love the story plot and the actors. I fell in love with Pond❤ . I love his acting, looks and his voice and the way of delivering his lines totally got me😍
edit: Damnnnn!!!!!!
Ep 6 is just a conversation between two persons for the whole episode and I loved it. How can writers
come up with something as intriguing as this!!!!
I reall felt bad for the mother in this episode, until ep 5 it showed the selfish aspects of her. But in ep 6 we can clearly see how lonely she is!!!
As the way I see it, everyone seems to be lonely but she just couldn't bear it
The acting and cast is on top notch💜
Its very frustrating to wait a whole week for next episode🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
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I never cried this hard for an LGBTQ+ show 💔 .
Its heart breaking and I totally understand and accept the climax. Thats how my actual first love ended.. Not because we don't love each other but because our loved ones/society can't accept it💔🥹🥹🥹
Some people won't change no matter what☹️
I am trying to move on, but this gave me heartbreak again💔
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The small town was lacking charm
From the first episode, the townspeople didn't give the best impressions. They had no boundaries & got upset at Jiyul, the ML, for daring to express not being comfortable with it. While their behavior is somewhat common compared to other small town dramas, in this one, they failed to make the townspeople endearing (except for the young boy child & Jiyul's assistant but they were never unlikable in the first place.)For some, they would've liked Jiyul to be one of those bold MLs but I like the fact that he was mostly cool & collected. Throughout the drama, I couldn't help but to feel a bit bad for him as the people around him didn't respect his boundaries or expected things of him. However, he wasn't overbearing but he did say what he needed to when it mattered. As for Jayoung, the FL, because of her upbringing it made sense why she was a people pleaser, even if it was frustrating to watch at times. At the start , she was also one of those who couldn't respect ML's boundaries & was upset at him for him not remembering her (even though meeting her was associated with a bad childhood incident) so it took some time for me to warm up to her.
Because of FL's behavior towards ML (up until he remembers her), I wouldn't say that I was strongly invested in them as a couple but rather I just accepted that they would be together & waited to see it happen. They were kind of awkward when they got together but it was the kind that comes when you first start dating someone. I would've liked to see more moments of them as a couple, including having their ending better developed.
There was too much time spent on resolving the love triangle. Some were able to look past Sanghyun being passive aggressive towards ML & his childish behavior because of his looks, I guess, but he was irritating & made me want to skip his scenes. It was difficult for me to take him as a serious love interest when he looked like he could be the FL's younger brother. He was alright when he was being a friend to her (& it would've been better if they kept him that way) but when he started showing his romantic interest towards FL he became annoying. Whenever FL was going to reject him, he would stop her from doing so. (Sure, she should've been more firm in pushing the conversation but, again, she's a people pleaser & didn't want to risk losing his friendship too.) But, it wasn't bad enough to have only him so then they added ML's ex, who of course wanted him back, into the plot. Although ML made it clear to her that he wasn't interested in getting back together, that didn't stop her from sticking around for a bit.
When a love triangle is basically the only plot, & is only over with two episodes left, there's not much to enjoy. Instead of dragging it out, the focus could've been more on the leads as a couple, ML deciding on the future regarding his work, FL learning how to speak up for herself, & seeing the secondary couple get together. All of those things did happen but they felt as a matter of fact & were rushed. Maybe this drama is better as a binge watch rather than waiting for episodes to air. The good thing is that episodes are short & it's not a long drama.
For those looking for something to watch that won't make you think after finishing a heavier drama, then I guess you may like this drama. I don't remember the music (but I had to give it a 1 rating). There were times where the FL's acting was awkward & I didn't really care for the SMLs acting either. (I've watched all of Joy's main roles so I think it was the directing here that made her come off awkward.) I think there are better short length dramas out there so this wouldn't be at the top of my list to recommend nor would I rewatch it (but I had to give it a 1 rating).
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The SL and FML really got my attention when I saw the former episodes. They had this oozing chemistry, and I feel bad (not) for shipping them rather than the actual love teams. Although, the leads' chemistry is cute cute cute! There are times when I feel like that the FML is not innocent however insensitive, although her development is good. I liked their character development (especially to SL's).
The music is really giving the LSS vibes. It's kind of redundant in the drama, but I don't really care because it somehow suits the scene.
Give it a try, especially when you’re watching angst films/dramas. It might help soothe your heart~ :D
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Kim Hye-soo really never disappoints
Kim Hye-soo really never disappoints. Outstanding performance from Lee Jung Eun and Kim Hye Soo. All the ten episodes of Juvenile Justice will leave a strong impression, there is so much more to the justice that is being served. There is one thing that literally amazes me, that is Shim Eun Seok (Kim Hye Soo) character, her hatred and despise to the young kids who commit a crime, her anger, and her facial expressions every time a kid stands in the trial, felt so real.The ending was so beautiful. I hope there is a season 2.
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More Than Just an Idol Romance
Idol I struck a nice balance between romance and murder mystery, with just enough lighthearted moments to keep it from getting too heavy. The FL's fangirl side added some humor early on, even if it became an issue later on in the story. Where the drama really stood out for me, though, was in its exploration of fandom and parasocial relationships.Some of my favorite moments were early on, when we see the ML dealing with the more uncomfortable sides of fame and parasocial fan behavior, and later, when he talks about the two versions of himself: the idol persona versus who he really is. I also appreciated the way the drama showed more normal fandom behavior through the FL. The ticket-buying scene near the end was especially funny, but also totally accurate!
I’ve seen some criticism online about the romance, particularly concerns that it feeds parasocial fantasies since the idol ultimately ends up with a fan. I understand where that worry comes from, but at the same time, that outcome was inevitable from the start. The drama, however, made an effort to show that this wasn’t just an idol-fan fantasy. Their shared history and emotional connection added depth to their relationship. And while I don’t usually love the “we knew each other when we were younger” trope, in this case, it worked for me...I actually wish the show had spent more time exploring it.
Overall, I liked the main couple and found the ending mostly satisfying. My one lingering frustration is that the show never fully tied up the storyline surrounding her father’s retrial, which felt like a missed opportunity for closure. Still, Idol I offered a thoughtful take on fandom, identity, and romance, and it was a genuinely fun and enjoyable watch.
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A hidden jem
I want to write my first ever review for "The most ordinary romance" because it was that good of a watch.I never felt the urge to review anything, not even my favourite dramas, but this movie's score is way too low and it doesn't give it justice.
The story was intriguing and captivating, the cast was brilliant, the dialogues very realistic yet entertaining and the ending satisfying.
Just give it a try and ignore the not-so-positive reviews, it is an amazing movie full of romance, comedy and realistic everyday life full of flaws.
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The way this drama was written is a lot different from a lot of other crime detective dramas where the crime is already committed and the main cast needs to track down and catch the culprit. That usually takes like three to four episodes per case. This one has a title that shows up when a new segment starts to tell the audience a new case has started. The cases are connected in a way where the main cast are basically on a journey. They weave a lot of the other developments into the drama as the case unfold (like let's say the main characters' love story or character development). The cases are very interesting and keeps me on the edge of my seat.
As I watch this drama, I could actually care less about the main characters' love story, I was actually following the second main leads. Usually, there is some sort of love triangle or square around the main cast, but this drama is different, the second main leads develop an interesting relationship. It's pretty funny since the guy is basically a prince where everyone is usually very impressed by that except this girl. I really liked watching scenes with these two since almost kind of rare. Their story is hidden behind all the different kinds of plot developments from the cases themselves to the political plot. There are times where I watch these two and I go when did their relationship get to that stage? Probably also due to the fact that there are different versions of how many episodes there are. The total number of episodes are 40, some websites have 36 or 39. The shorter ones have some scenes cut out in different parts of different episodes but I found out that it was most of the scenes for my favorite couple, the second main leads.
The music is really great because the main cast, the ones that are traveling together each contributed a song. The song that each of them sang sounds to me like it's their unofficial or maybe even official character's theme song. I thought that was really awesome.
This is the first drama where I saw Ma Tian Yu and now I'm a big fan.
P.S. I found a cover song on YouTube where the lyrics of the song were rewritten to be about my favorite couple and if you watch the drama from beginning to end, you'll see there is a secret message in the lyrics inspired by the drama itself. I had to watch the music video several times to realize that some of the first words were a different color and bigger text to find out the message.
The music video seem to have been taken down because I cannot find it but the song name is called 誤芳瑶 by ASSEN捷 if anyone wants to check it out. If you can find the lyrics, you can see the message when it starts spelling out Yuan Fang Meng Yao.
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Review may contain spoilers!!!!This drama is about saving a village from the religious cult. There is an amazing plot and screenplay.
It is a slow paced screenplay in the first half of the drama.Then when comes to second half each episode was fantastic.
Acting : Everyone of them acted so well in this drama. i can't see as main protagonist/antagonist in this drama. Each one of them plays an important role. The relationship between the villagers was well portrayed by the characters. Especially i liked the voice of the actor.
Plot:The screenplay for the plot of religious cult formation in the village is too good. The screenplay of the final episode was fantastic. What happens to the people after they get scammed was depicted beautifully in the whole episode. How it changed their lives and how they are living in their life thereafter because of that incident.
Music: The background music was nice.
Message delivered by this drama:
1. People believed the words from the person who seems to be good as true even though it is a lie.
2. People thought the words from the arrogant person as lie even though it is true .
3. Some people they cannot believe what is right or wrong as they chose believe themselves ( pastor character)
Viewers do not expect romantic and fluffiness in this drama. Those who want to watch religious cult and dark drama will enjoy it.
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Love O2O gave me a break from the tiring tropes of K-dramaland. Wei Wei and Xiao Nai seem like stereotypical leads for dramaland. Xiao Nai is the perfect and aloof male lead who seems so cold. Wei Wei . . . actually I haven't run into her character that much. She's the school's second beauty, only because of some shady stuff did she lose first, and she is used to getting confessed to a lot. Just like the male lead. She's smart and confidant. Able to handle and make her own decisions. While it seems silly that Xiao Nai falls in love with her and asks her to marry him in the game, they quickly discover each others personalities. Leading to an unshakeable trust between the two and being able to know each other so well that others' schemes can't shake their relationship. They talk immediately about issues and don't hide anything.
Xiao Nai is up front that he knew who she truly was and that he persude her. Instead of hiding it and having some stupid misunderstanding. In fact, between the leads the “misunderstandings” that usual drive me nuts in most dramas aren't present. Because they COMMUNICATE!
The leads aren't the only ones well developed. The side cast is so well done. Xiao Nai's bros are so awesome and the way they interacted left no doubt of their friendship in my mind. In fact, I was almost moved to tears at one point. What was even better was Wei Wei's friendship with her dorm mates, especially her best friend Er Xi. Now female friendships in K-dramas are something that either get benched or don't exist. Normally it's the female lead against all the other evil female characters. That's one thing I've found I like about Chinese dramas, and especially about Love O2O. Each female friend stood out. While Er Xi may be the overly cute and excitable type, I had no doubt of the friendship between her and Wei Wei. Even their fight and eventual makeup felt authentic. Watching them together was just as enjoyable as watching Xiao Nai and Wei Wei fall in love.
The parents of both characters weren't present all that much, but when they were there I bought it and loved that they had personalities. Many scenes of them meeting the parents and their reactions to their children where wonderful. I enjoyed that the villains and love rivals that where present didn't always stay conniving people. In fact, the “villains” grew and felt remorse. Reflecting on their life and actions.
That said I was slightly disappointed about Hao Mei (one of Xiao Nai's bros, AKA Mr. Beauty) and KO. Their relationship fascinated me from the get go. It was basically bromance at first sight, and I was convinced something more for KO as he hacked Hao Mei's computer. Then began to stalk and insert himself into Hao Mei's life. Before the time jump KO “back doors” (don't get dirty on me) his way into living with Hao Mei. Then they're never mentioned in the time jump what happened between the two. Er Xi and her love interest are at least given a bit of time, I felt cheated out of a very interesting story. In truth I probably never could have gotten enough of Hao Mei and KO. At least I'll always have the lovely image of KO in that suit.
I feel odd saying this but I actually found that the actor doing the aloof and cold Xiao Nai brought so much warmth to his character. I feel odd because I thought Wei Wei ended up feeling colder. It could be a big part of the director wanting to emphasize that Wei Wei changed Xiao Nai into a warm blooded male and that she was shy. However, Xiao Nai—actor Yang Yang—blew my mind with his intense kissing techniques. While Wei Wei was pretty much cold through out. I think the blurred affects were done to make Wei Wei seem passionate in the later kissing scenes. However, I never thought Wei Wei's actress did that great a job. She swooned well and did the embarrassed face stuff well. But it was often the same facial expressions over and over to convey things. Every once in a while I felt like she really fell into the role, but it never lasted long.
Er Xi's actress did a wonderful job and I loved the energy she brought. The other girls were great, but I felt like the males of Love O2O did the best. They interacted well together. I debated about giving the acting a 7 due to Wei Wei feeling really awkward at times, but I couldn't do it to everyone else.
Yang Yang gets a 10 for his skills in bringing Xiao Nai to life. Oh, my gosh. Some of his facial expressions slayed me. Especially when Wei Wei bit him . . . then the scene helping her dress for a wedding . . . and so many other bits!
The visuals for when the characters are the game characters were brilliant! They felt like a game and looked stunning. From the scenery to the wardrobes. There was an awkward instant where they used CGI to create a mall scene, but I bet they did it to lower costs on shutting the place down for the scene. Other than that Love O2O is a beautifully shot drama.
The music was fun and I liked how some of the sounds simulated old video game noises. While I'm not the biggest gamer I do know somethings. The music fit the drama well and had a fun light style to it. Nothing to brag about though.
This was fun and unique enough that in a couple of years I'm sure I will want to experience it all over again! Whimsical and lighthearted dramas are so hard to come by. How could I say know to smiling for 30 episodes?
Overall I think Love O2O is the perfect thing to chase away the K-drama blues. Or at least wash the stereotypes and drama tropes out of your mind. Also, a great place to introduce yourself to Chinese dramas. This isn't my first C-drama, but I've had great luck so far and Love O2O is only building my love more for them. There pacing is great and there's no dragging. Only a few slightly slower plot points such as the business world of gaming and competition against other business. (AKA a little corporate espionage drama.) Not enough to ruin it though. The cast of character are wonderful and it's not just about the romance of Wei Wie and Xiao Nai. Both the friendships of the girls and bros are wonderful and I loved that just as much as the official romance. Love O2O was a satisfying viewing experience and wrapped up nicely. It's a fun and unique time all around, and despite it all remained a very realistic drama.
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It's a Journey that will stick with me for a long time.
What an experience The Journey to Love drama was. I don't think I have ever cared so much for so many characters in a drama before like this one. Usually 4 characters at the most lol. The casting is superb. Each character was so perfectly casted and each played the role to their fullest.What a beautiful drama about love, friendship, loyalty, revenge and power. Their acting of joy, grief, obsession, love, self-confidence, insecurity, you name it, was so so so well done. It was palpable. The music was outstanding and highlighted their good and bad moments. Perfect for the emotional toll I went through watching each scene.
Another strong point about this drama is the character development which I believe added to my caring so deeply for each of these characters. Characters I didn't like, developed into characters that I hoped would stay safe in battle. Highly recommended.
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I would just like to let you guys know that I decided to watch this again randomly in the middle of the night and I cried just as hard as I did the first time and it was still, so good. LMAO.
For something that was 2 episodes long and was honestly as long as a movie; it really hit me in the feels in all aspects. It's multiple stories into one if you're into that, which to me, I usually hate because I like when there is one focus but in reality, it was all very fitting and I absolutely adored this show in every way.
-It starts with a girl that's grown, she's just trying to live her life but also satisfy her mom and her life because that's the only person/family she has and sometimes you would ruin your own life for the people you love. She ends up getting hurt and things really unravel and man. It's crazy.
-It follows a girl that is just trying to live her dream but she gets did dirty and gets it pinned on her as if she was the problem.
-Two little kids that are so sweet and cute together but no matter what age you are, you'll always go through trials and tribulations because really, that's just how life works.
The acting was extremely spot on, I want to give a huge shout out to my girl Seo Hyun because I'm a huge girls generation fan in general but her acting was AMAZING. The amount of emotion she showed and expressed and her acting was just very fitting. I loved the kids, very mature and professional. I loved the mom. I loved the musician, she was honestly a bad betch. Loved it.
Music was AMAZING. I'll have to go out and download it because it was so soothing to the ears.
Would I rewatch it? Hell yeah. Especially if I need a good cry. I didn't think it was going to hit me like that so honestly, it was all good. Oh but it's not about Dracula so sorry you vampire lovers. Lol. It's used more as a metaphor.
Overall, this show must've been really good to me because it just really hit home. Being someone that's Asian and LGBT is hard in general, but when you're growing and you want to involve your parents/family in your life, things are even more difficult because you try to have a standard for them but you're also trying not to lose yourself in the process. So that section of it just really pulled me in and hit my heartstrings. The rest of the story was the same, you have a young love and you have mistreatment with another character. All of it is very fitting because it hits you with like a throwback of when you had your first heartbreak/loss. For something so short, it really just had all around crazy emotions for me. The scenes were beautiful. The acting was awesome. The story was great. I suggest if you have 2 hours to spare when you're bored and need something to watch, to watch it.
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Head 2 Head
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One of the Most Disappointing GMMTV 2025 BL So Far
Sigh. This series gave me everything… and then completely fell on its face. Head 2 Head was my third most anticipated BL from the 2025 GMMTV lineup, and it has quickly become one of the most disappointing shows I’ve watched.Let’s dive in.
This series was rushed. Rushed to the gods. Not only did they air it while it was still filming, but they also seemed incapable of coming up with anything new for the leads to do besides repeating the same conflict over and over again. There’s an episode where the leads go to the hospital not once, not twice, but three separate times for entirely different reasons. That’s not drama, that’s diabolical.
What started as something I was genuinely enjoying quickly turned sour. Sea delivers a much stronger performance here than he did in Only Boo!, which actually gives me hope that he’s growing as an actor. I’m now even more excited to see him in my most anticipated 2026 series, Weirdo 101. Unfortunately, his character here is absolutely beaten to death by the dream mechanic. I understood that Jerome could see the future, but I did not realize he was apparently seeing a decade ahead. The show makes no effort to age the characters convincingly. We’re meant to believe they’re in their 30s, yet they look exactly the same, not ten years older, not even ten days older.
The story becomes a constant loop: Jerome dreams something, debates whether to interpret it, decides whether or not to tell Jinn, then it either happens or doesn’t. Rinse. Repeat. By episodes eight or nine, it becomes painfully repetitive and earns nothing more than an eye roll.
The side couples start off as a nice addition before becoming unbearable themselves. Surf and Java land comfortably in my “oh, I like these two” category, which makes me more excited for Roommate Chaos. Van, however, is awful. The series makes no real attempt to redeem him beyond “my parents are dead, feel bad for me,” while he continues being a lousy sleazebag dragging Farm along. The only interesting thing about his arc was the idea that he might have only loved Farm as a friend and felt obligated to feel more because of what Farm had done for him. That could’ve been compelling. But this is GMMTV, where happy endings are almost always mandatory.
The show does work on a comedic level at times, and I enjoyed the dynamics between the leads and their moms. SeaKeen in the physical romance department is… weary. Not terrible, but undeniably awkward. SurfJava do fine. Overall, though, this is a rushed, sloppy series that’s boring in most moments and ridiculous in others. And please, for the love of everything, stop casting the twins as the lonely comedic friend. It’s tired. It’s repetitive. Let it rest.
Ratings:
Story: 6/10 - Fun at the start, but like many GMMTV series, it completely collapses by the end.
Acting: 8.5/10 - Sea has improved immensely. He still has room to grow, but the progress is obvious. Standouts were Keen and Java.
Music: 5/10 - didn't pay attention to it.
Recommendation Value: 2/10 - skippable. Unless you really liked the actors, this does not warrant a watch. Save your time.
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My point is this drama even so it rank 51 its still way underrated my drama society; so i feel responsible to encourage people to see it may be one or 2 will watch it after my review.
Story:
the 49 days idea is used by several drama before and after however; this one tops them all; its in own league.
1. it shows how life is precious and how when a second chsnce appear u should not miss it.
2. the links between the scheduler and Song Yi Kyung is so good; this side story actually tops the original one in all ways; its make u feel sad, emotional and struck every feeling u have.
3. the idea of discovering the true love which was beside u all years but never been realized is executed almost perfectly MAY BE THIS WILL CURE PPL WITH 2ND LEAD SYNDROME ;)
4. Finally the closure even so it didnt go the way i wanted but it show that destiny and fate in inevitable
Music:
usually i dont write about music much; but i decided here to mention it way early due to importance and impact.
do u know the feeling when u download a song and listen to it dozen times for a week or so; yes the ost give u this feeling and combine it with video u will cry each time.
definitely u will re watch video of ost on youtube for couple of times
Actors:
1.Lee Yo Won(Song Yi Kyung) and Jung Il Woo(Scheduler ) i mention them before the main actors as they represent for me the best side story in any drama (better than any original story) which can hold itself alone actually they could had done the series on both of them only.
Nevertheless; the sorriness of Jung Il Woo(Scheduler)and his loneliness and way he look at Lee Yo Won(Song Yi Kyung) make me shed tears everytime. his watching in shadows wishing a second chance to appologize to his true love. AND the acting in the ending ohh my god was so good.
2.the main actors esp Nam Gyu Ri(Shin Ji Hyun)acted well also. the looks of regret on both of them and love for each other was so good. not to mention Nam Gyu Ri(Shin Ji Hyun) scenes when watching her parents was heart breaking for me
3. all other actors excelled in this drama esp the villains show how they where greedy and jealous and so vicious but at same time had hidden human feeling where they were trying to hang on their last shred of humanity.
Rewatch: i can rewatch it i think 2 more times but nothing more as iam not fan of rewatching so even considering it applicable for being rewatch is big deal to me
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I must fangirl first, these two actors are amazing and you must check out their other works! I started this because I am a fan of Suda Masaki, but also because of the plot line being phenomenally enticing!
I loved the series! The mise-en-scene, lighting, camerawork, acting, script-writing, editing, and the accuracy on how dull programming is was all just over my head and beautifully crafted. The series does not just focus on the friendship, but the mystery of the cases that they get when a client does not respond on time. It's a perfect balance and I wish there was more dramas like this!
Unfortunately, it ends at 8 episodes - praying for a 2nd season, if not an extension of episodes. I highly recommend to 15+ audiences!
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