Lee Christene

I was attracted to this drama because of the time travel part but I found the story average because there were many instances of plot holes. I was not impressed by the main character Park Gwang Ho, a detective who doesn’t seem to have a hold on his emotions and seemed rather immature. I found the lead’s acting stiff and bland. The second lead was better. Most of all, the police seemed very incompetent and at times, silly. It is nowhere near Signal and can’t even be compared.

It's important to like the leads when watching a drama. In this case, after awhile I found the main lead annoying and stiff. I wasn't convinced when he bragged about his handsome looks and girls were swooning over him. So I found it hard to sustain my interest.

The show should be more aptly titled "Marriage & Affairs" as the stories centre primarily on the infidelity of the 3 husbands. And their wives and families who suffer through it. I believe there are more causes for divorce than just infidelity. Also, as a woman I really don’t enjoy watching such prolonged and detailed accounts of the different male leads trysts with their mistresses over so many episodes. Besides the daughter giving her father a lecture on responsibility and gratitude, I am wondering where the show will lead us and the message, if any that it is trying to impart. It is slow and draggy and has lots of flashbacks. I hope to watch better dramas in 2021 than this one.

It’s a feel good and light romcom. Lee Jong Suk plays an almost Mr Perfect character. He is cute and sweet here. I also like the second male and female leads. I am not impressed by the character of the female lead though. In the first few episodes there was much focus on her life and struggles as a single mother. However she subsequently became a typical one dimensional character whom Mr Perfect fell for. Somehow she doesn’t get viewers to warm up to her. All in all a heart warming story with interesting supporting cast.

I gave up after 2 episodes. I didn’t like the elaborate scheme to find Nam Do San and lie that he was the writer of the letters. It was annoying to see lies pile up upon lies by seemingly intelligent characters. What more it was done with good intentions 15 years ago by the grandmother for the benefit of a lonely little girl. Did they have so little faith in telling her the truth 15 years later? And knowing that it will get even more annoying in further episodes I didn’t think it worth watching more.

I didn’t finish this kdrama and skipped through many scenes. I found the storyline shallow and contradictory at times. I didn’t root for the main couple either so I gave up on it and chose to spend my time on another Kdrama.

It is an interesting story revolving around mental illness. Jo In Sung is such a good actor. He has great chemistry with the female lead.

I enjoyed this thoroughly. Superb acting by veteran actors and actresses. Well made, touching and good screenplay. I loved the beautiful romance as well and became a fan of Jo In Sung.

I find it disappointing that Season 2 left out the 2 leads Yoon Seo Jeong and Kang Dong Joo. Most of the other characters made it back in Season 2.

I found it draggy and the lead characters lacking in maturity for people in their late twenties. There were plot holes as well in the story