This drama is a poorly done version of the 'Indecent Proposal' concept. It started off interesting, but quickly turned into a...two-month long...victim-filled...train wreck. Since the plot is based on blurring the lines of a loving marriage, a delicate approach is needed so the viewers are not repulsed as the story progresses. And unfortunately, that did not happen. Instead, the quietly sadistic and destructive nature of Yoo Se Young becomes even more infuriating, when an abrupt shift in the plot takes place to focus on her as a victim. I had high hopes for this drama, but it ended up being one disappointment after another.

I don't want to comment on the acting because of how this drama was written and directed. I would like to see them all in better dramas that would showcase their acting skills more. The OST had some really great songs that are purchase worthy.

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I just finished watching this drama and it was so sad. It seems like everything bad that could happen did only to give five minutes of happiness in the last episode. I don't think I'll rewatch this, but the two main actors have a lot of chemistry and that same chemistry shows up in their new drama, 'Kill Me, Heal Me'.

The acting was superb on this drama, and even though the storyline was sad, it showcased the acting skills of not only the leads but all the actors. This drama has the ability to pull out various emotions from the audience. So, be prepared to cry, get angry and frustrated at times, feel the tension filled romance, and at some point even happiness.

I really look forward to seeing the two leads and another drama together even after their current drama. They are just a good on-screen couple and a joy to watch.

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