There was even a moment where Yoo Mi sings for so long I though it was turning into a musical. The music is also super cheesy, which matched the show well, but it was driving me a little nutty. They repeated scenes so much that they lost all of their previous charm, including the kiss scenes.

The last 4 episodes are almost unwatchable because it was mostly everything I already saw. Not only does every episode end with recaps that were super literal, extra cheesy, and felt completely unnecessary, but the final episodes almost seemed like music videos strung together with fan compilations of all the cutest scenes. I still found myself eager to watch more moments between the two characters, but in the last episodes it was like they just gave up and started to rely on flashbacks! Ugh! The flashback abuse in this drama is pretty epic. It could have easily been 10 episodes, or maybe even less. The supporting cast helped to make some of the most repetitive moments easier to sit through.Įven though this drama is shorter than most, I still think it was too long. My favorite was the Secretary, who's suits made him an instant scene stealer, and his boo in the kitchen staff.

I liked the second lead, although he didn't have much of a story to work with.

I enjoyed the mom, even if she was a frustrating mess, and Nam Ki Ae is always good at playing a mess of a mother. I think the drama did have some entertaining supporting characters. The more dramatic it got the worst their acting got. Their inner monologues tried so hard to be deep but they seemed really shallow, and the stakes just didn't seem as high as their reactions made them out to be. As cute as they were as a couple this love story got repetitive pretty quickly, and towards the end was so unrealistic and overly cheesy that I stopped being interested in them at all. Still, it was obvious pretty early on that there wouldn't be much to this story. I think that's what initially got me hooked. Of course their paths keep crossing in the expected ways, and their chemistry goes from annoyance to playfulness and then escalating quickly. Song Ji Eun is cute as the shy and repressed Yoo Mi, and Sung Hoon is perfect as the 'sexy and he knows it' typical spoiled chaebol's son Cha Jin Wook. What really matters is that the 2 leads make a good pair, and that's what kept me watching. There are enough likable characters, cute moments, and a decent enough story to keep it entertaining, but there isn't really much substance. Rewatch Value 5.0 This is the kind of drama you watch strictly to get a your romance fix! If you're not a romcom fan then don't even bother with this one, but If you are a a fan this could be worth watching if you keep your expectations realistic.

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