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Despite minimal romantic scenes they push their love relationship to marriage in 2/3 story. It feels like the marriage supposed to strengthen ML status/position.

They have been filming since April 24 until December. Although there's office setting and the romance exist, this can't be categorized as office romance. The plot more focus about business competition, corporate politics, power battle among conglomerates and political figures, also supernatural fantasy.

My bad, I confused with another novel...

TVN announced as this year line up earlier, but it seems postponed until next year

They wrapped up filming about 3 years ago even the writer of original novel passed away last month, I was like; Is there any intention to release this?

I watched this years ago, the first half was mind blowing and a bit better than second half

I think it's not the first time, he was true villain in A Bloody Lucky Day too

Agree, in acting industry he's way better, more experienced, and respected actor. But just I said on the comment above, it based on general public/audiences popularity not specific drama fans. (I followed Seo Inguk's works for more than decades and although not her fan I knew Ji Soo since her pre debut era, so I tried to be objective)

I kinda agree with you about the plot, although I like the genre, 90's vibes, and the actor but the story feels repetitive and exhausting at some point. I was struggling while watching especially in early episodes.

If you wanna know whole Yumi's love journey you should watch all trilogy, it's still okay if only watch this season but the feeling will be different (lacking)

He taken The Smile has Left Your Eyes, Pipeline (movie), Doom at Your Service, Project Wolf Hunting (Movie), Cafe Minamdang, Death's Game, Twelve, Boy (Movie), Boyfriend on Demand, and See You at work Tomorrow after joined the agency, actually each of his project and character is different but people keep seeing the similiarities rather than the difference. The problem is the quality of project, unfortunately most of them are only average (although has big budget production, star studded cast, massive marketing, or got high popularity) compare to his potential ability.

Also I'm glad See You at Work Tomorrow also doing well among international viewers and placed high rank on its global OTT platform, and according several data the drama's popularity keep rising in South Korea too.

I got your points and fully understand but my pov specially for younger generations (kdrama newbies, gen z or even alpha) and wider or casual audiences (non k-drama fans) not for long time k-drama watcher like us.

But honestly Kang Tae Joo character must through all the things toward the end and how he handle it kinda exhausting for me😩

I quite enjoyed this, as expected from psychological thriller

2 engineer confess their feelings toward each other formally (or awkwardly?) that sounds like work proposal while checking vintage audio stuff then share passionate kisses in repair shop like how...lol *heart flutter*

I just remembered, when FL searched his social media and they mentioned 2006 as his college year, so it's nearly actual to the actor's age 38/39

In manhwa, it should be 7-12 years gap I think, Ji Yoon is 30 and Si Woo expected in his end of 30 or early 40

She afraid her feeling toward him growing bigger if they keep close in same team, also he'll leave abroad, so she just avoid for another heart breaking possibility.

The comment above mentioned about pedophile and the comment below mentioned about friends who date their friend's boyfriend, I even don't know which drama they're really talking about lol