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Surprisingly, I never see outrage when older actors play younger roles. But if a younger actor plays a role slightly older than them even when they perfectly match the vibe,people criticize. Reverse ageism is real these days.

Yep,I watched it and loved it

That isn’t my type of drama

Before it starts airing, I just wanted to say, I know some people will see the synopsis and tags, watch it knowing the genre, but still come here and call it cringe and overrated. I hope you guys don’t mind them and avoid replying or fighting back. Just enjoy the drama peacefully.

I heard she was involved in a DUI. I don’t think she killed herself

What kind of shit is this?Money laundering at its finest

I’m feeling like a hypocrite lol because I liked this drama a lot, but if it were the male lead who had broken up with the female lead, I probably wouldn’t have watched it at all

I liked this drama a lot for different reasons, with the countryside setting being one of the most prominent. However, even if the main leads were amazing actors, they lacked romantic chemistry. That said, I haven't seen Shin Hye Sun have amazing chemistry with her co-stars in general

The best countryside setting drama

Nothing special but the countryside setting made it nice to watch

A very average drama.Nothing is bad, but nothing stands out either

I don't know why I've only been stumbling upon the worst dramas this year. This was one of the worst Kdramas I've watched because there's nothing worth mentioning. I still haven’t finished it completely,maybe if it were shorter, I could have. I initially thought people on Reddit were hating and calling it overrated for no reason since the synopsis was VERY interesting but unfortunately, they were right.

If you've been watching K-dramas for a long time, you might have noticed that in the last two years, many dramas related to marriage and children have been released,the same period when South Korea's birthrate dropped significantly. In the previous years, dramas about marriage were barely a handful. I consider it propaganda but I'm not complaining because these dramas are always fun to watch.

Loved the drama, it was quite enjoyable but the new propaganda was at its peak in the ending lol. It’s like they’re saying: have kids and you’ll have a happy life even after a tiring day (that one worker’s family at the end), try for kids even if you're old (FL’s friend) and have kids without even having them by marrying single parents (the main couples)

Even though the chemistry is fire here, this must be one of the reasons I'm a little skeptical about watching single parent romances,he's making out with her at night while his daughter is alone at home

It has only been two months into 2025 and I already have two dramas on my worst Kdrama list. I hope the rest of the year's dramas don’t disappoint.

Maybe because both are webtoon adaptations?

I haven't watched the recent episodes but is it true that the female lead is thinking of quitting her job?

I can't do anything if you think like that. I know it will get more criticism it happens with every good looking actor's drama and Jisoo is Jisoo. Some "big fandoms" already have a grudge against her and their solo fandoms are an even bigger mess. Personally, I think it would be better to enjoy the drama instead of fighting with people you already know are just here to spread hate.But yeah, as I said before, I know it doesn’t feel good to hear bad things about your favorite, so I understand.

This comment section doesn’t seem like the place to ask a simple question tho. It feels like both groups are filled with rage and it’s only been the first week