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The kid is adorable and the lead is easy to root for, but the acting around them is stiff and the hidden-baby-plus-weight-loss redemption arc plays out exactly as predictable as it sounds.
They kiss faster than Romeo and Juliet, the 'medicine' is wiping wounds off with a thumb, and the entire conflict exists because nobody in this family has ever had one honest conversation.
The Park Han Byul drama that blew up on DramaBox. The two of them get framed for stealing a treasure that only has two of its kind in the country. If you want a payback ending that hits, this is it.
Should his wife take him back at the end? Absolutely not, and I will die on that hill
Wow.. such an amazing show, packed with twists and drama. BRAVO 👏👏
She's what, 21? He knew she was a student when they met, and the five-year timeline doesn't add up at all. He's problematic as hell... but he's hot, so I finished it 😅
Started watching because I couldn't believe a lead actor from primetime TV was doing short dramas, and ended up paying for the whole thing. The title does not lie 💀 there's not a single day without some disaster going down. The plot is honestly cheesy, but not one weak performance in the cast. The acting is legitimately good for a short drama.
So sweet. The way Luna reaches for Grace's arms, kisses her cheek and calls her mama got me
The mother-in-law villain is having the time of her life, and hers is honestly the only performance worth the watch.
god this is so bad but SO entertaining 😂😂 I can't get enough of these
Rom-com beats delivered with actual comedic timing. The Hermès pronunciation bit alone earns a star.
Turned out to be a genuinely good story ❤ hooked from the first episode
She gets fired, gets handed a cheque for the whole summer's work, refuses it out of pride, then comes crawling back for the exact same job while a family debt hangs over her. The story needs her broke and stubborn at the same time and it just doesn't add up.
First one where the main character never gets harassed or kidnapped 😅 growth for the whole genre