Caryn Atwater

Way, way better than I anticipated. Great plot twists and satisfying ending.

This show was on my watch list for a while and I was never enthused enough to start watching it. Now that I've finished it, I am so glad that I finally did. Friendship, forgiveness, love, belief in yourself and your dreams, and the immeasurable gift of those who always have your back. Beautiful.

Don't waste your time. I don't even know where to start, it's so bad. The overacting or lack thereof, the poorly written script, things that make no sense, half the cast with English accents, the other half with none. The heroine goes from princess to Tarzan's jungle warrior wife. It's just painfully silly.

12th episode and I'm bored. The characters are all 2 dimensional caricatures with the exception of Park Ji Hoon. He's the only reason I'm still watching it. Hong Ye-ji is just awful. With the exception of when she smiles on the rare occasion, she always looks flat, regardless of the emotion she's trying to convey. I don't understand how they went with her. I saw Park Ji Hoon in Weak Hero Class 1- he remains fascinating to watch.

Honestly, if it weren't for the visuals of Song Kang, I would've dropped this. The camera just loves him in this. But there's so much cheesiness with the main and secondary characters and different story lines that it's hard to be really invested.

Worthwhile if only to watch Kim Young Dae channel 2 completely different personalities.

An absolute blast! Casting was perfect and had me both laughing out loud and crying.

Loved it up until the last episode. Had me hooked from the get-go. However, the ending was too hasty and disappointing, though it had some fun moments. Everyone did a great job and Yang Kyung-won had me busting out laughing thoughout.

Everyone's acting is spot on and Ahn Bo Hyun is perfectly cast but Shin Hye-sun is just mesmerizing to watch.

Every once in a rare while, you come across a book, movie or a show where you want to put life on hold and immerse yourself in it until it's over. And then do it again. That's Vincenzo.