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If you like old school k-dramas, you will like this one. I enjoyed it overall. There was great chemistry between the leads. The story line was interesting. I liked how the male lead was self made. The relationship between ML and Ms Park was toxic. Ms Park's character was infuriating. The acting from Ms Park and Ms Dal was terrible. So terrible, it was funny. I felt like the breakup dragged on too long. Felt like they were broken up more than together. Ms Dal's character was irritating too. I wish she had more growth as a character. And the psychologist! He is so unprofessional for a psychologist. Also, how could Ms Cha get away with all she did as a police woman? Very unprofessional. No wonder she wasn't getting promoted. I did skip through a lot of parts. Despite the flaws, I still liked it overall.

The actress who plays the princess- I don't care for her acting. I've seen her in other series and he acting was never great. The princess character was annoying to me. I never warmed to her. Her actions to me were immature and not thought out. The scholar's character was okay. I feel like he was mostly strung along by the princess. The plot overall was weak and boring to me. It is not a terrible series, but not one I really enjoyed.

Warning spoilers: Dear Hyeri has to be one of the biggest disappointments for me. This series started out so strong! I could really feel the pain EunHo was going through. When she broke up with Jung- I was cheering for her. Jung’s character is toxic and a big red flag. He belittled her. He ghosted her for 6 months when they first started dated. He said he had no more feelings for her in episode 11. I get his family situation is complicated- but that is no excuse for his behaviour towards Hyeri. And then they end episode 11 with them getting back together???!!! EunHo said she was never happy- but then she realised she was happiest with Jung? I prefer Kang’s character, but I get why she can’t date him. I feel like a better outcome would for her to not date anyone and really heal and find internal happiness and closure. Now I don’t feel like completing the series.

Firstly, wow-Lee Dong Wook's acting was excellent as usual. He played the role very well. Overall, not a bad drama. However, around episode 11, I started to lose interest. There was a lot of scheming and politicking. The plot was so so. I was interested in the brother's relationship. I felt like that could have been explored more. The love interest was not needed at all and felt like it didn't belong.

I watched this because of Namkoong Min. I love his acting. He did really well in this drama as expected. At first I thought the ML and FL did not match, but after a while, I saw how cute they were together. They had good chemistry. Shim's character really grew throughout the series. This series did drag on a bit. Instead of 20 episodes, could have been 16 easily. I don't understand the last episode and sending Ahn overseas. That was really not necessary.

Overall this was enjoyable drama. Had funny moments. The characters were endearing. I felt there was good character development. Ji Sung looked so young in this drama. I've always liked his acting. Kim Jae Joong's acting was so bad it was funny. He always looked like his was strutting a cat walk or posing for the camera. One thing I hated was watching Choi Kang Hee eat. So messy, so gross. She also over acted at times and was a bit cringe to watch. The story line itself is very predictable. I loved the wrestler friend and the ex secretary. They were funny.

Conflicted about this one. Firstly-ML acting was amazing! I loved him and hated him. Also, loved the complexity of his character. The FL was amazing too. The acting was very real. The story was interesting. Not a dull scene. However, if only there was better communication, a lot of problems would have been resolved. This is an issue I have with a lot of Kdrama. The last couple episodes felt rushed too. I don't want to spoil, but I don't understand why ML was got back involved with who he did. That made no sense to me. He knew she was bad. How come he believed her? Apparently ML is a genius and perceptive- he should have known better in my opinion. The ending was sad, but that was not what I was most sad about. I was very sad and disappointed that ML did what he did at the end (without giving it away). That truly broke my heart that he did that. I expecting more character growth. But he ended up just like his father-whom he was disgusted by.

I really did not like this one. I skipped a lot of parts. It was weird to me that an adult went back to school with teenagers. Also, it is wrong that the teacher was in a relationship with her "student" even if he was an adult. It is morally wrong and never sat well with me. I don't like Jo Boah's acting in anything, but this was especially bad. Even Yoo's acting was bad in this. Kwak did well playing the deranged student/director. This one of my least favorite dramas.