Wow!

This is gorgeous and beautifully shot. I can't wait to see where the story and the characters go.

Melancholy

I enjoyed the first episode, but it was a little sad. It does a good job of setting up the characters quickly. I like the way it ties their lives in to the game. Feels a bit like the baseball movie For Love Of The Game in the set up and mood.

What am I watching?

So basically the leads are being sent on missions to bang strangers picked for them by a mysterious game master named Wolf. There is horrible dubbing on everybody because nobody speaks the languages of the countries they're pretending to visit. I'm curious enough to maybe check out episode 2, but it's pretty crazy and not really in a good way, lol

Stunning

Special effects and camera work are lovely. Started very strong and had moments of humour. A very strong start to what looks like it will be an interesting ride.

Predictable

This first episode sets up all the main players and plot motivations. It has some humorous moments, but overall feels like the royal version of Boys Over Flowers... If his parents were forcing them to get married instead trying to keep them apart. Not bad, not great. Kinda boring.

Cute sweet fun

This drama is shaping up to be a sweeter simpler version of the fantasy genre. Similar to Hwayugi with supernatural creatures wandering around in everyday modern Seoul, but less angsty and hyper. Cute characters, a bit of mystery and copious amounts of coffee porn make this a delightful set up episode to what will likely be a fun and engaging (all be it forgettable) drama

Decent set up episode

Nothing really exciting about this episode, nothing really off-putting. Lots of faces I recognize and enjoy. The story idea seems fun and hopefully gets told will. It's very "Summer School" with Mark Harmon.

Cute and cringy

Doc and Tata are adorable. Jane is lovely too and I'm curious where the story with Saifah is going to go. The other two girls are very over the top and embarrassing to watch, but still fun. I'm enjoying the light, cute story so far.

The First Charm

The cuteness is intense. The idea that Seo Kang Joon and Esom could convincingly portray average humans is mind boggling. They are delightful in this first episode. The starting set up and then the flashback to college is all fantastic. SKJ is a complete dork and its lovely. Esom is just an average, pleasant girl. They are adorable and I have high hopes for this drama to continue being charming all the way through.

Addicting

This episode ended and I immediately wanted more. Great character development, Hoya with pink hair, more revelation into the past three years, and lots more interaction between our leads. This drama puts afresh twist on the type of amnesia we saw in 50 First Dates. Very cute.

Cute start

This had an adorably cute start to the romance with a wickedly tragic middle and a mild tragic continuance.The characters seem interesting and mostly likeable. I'm very interested to see where it goes from here

Forward movement

So cute, so sweet. Our OTP has movement forward and so do our other couples. Still don't think the step brother couple fits with the rest of the story. Neither character seems to attend the school which is the central focus, or belong to the football club the other couples all stem from. It's a weird addition.

Messy

Such a mess. A few cute moments, but it feels like they swapped the characters half way through. Suddenly Mork, who's been way more forward physically is pulling away, and Tee who wasn't read for sex is buying condoms... Wut?

Cute start

Solid start. Very cute with some sad, silly, and heartwarming moments for good measure. Some of the side character stories were a little confusing but I'm hopeful that they will get fleshed out more fully in layer episodes.
The leads are sweet and enjoyable to watch whether together or with other characters

A little choppy, but worth the ride

It's cute and the characters have a lot of chemistry and character. The story isn't set up as well as it should be though.