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That may be, but I still think it's unfair how he's getting Eun-Ju involved by threatening her with demerits. He could have gone about it in a nicer manner. A teacher shouldn't discriminate between his students, he is being very unreasonable and mean.

The math teacher is insufferable. He's being extremely unreasonable and unfair toward FL. What? 'Taking care of friends is one of the most important things to do?' Him dishing out more demerits for FL, than the girl who's acting out, is so mean, and would certainly not be beneficial to anyone's friendship/support. I'm not really liking the drama...

I thought Weighlifting Fairy had the worst haircut in FL drama history, boy was I wrong.... But at least Lee Sung Kyung has a small face so it didn't look that terrible on her. I mean, Kim Hyang-gi is very pretty, why did they have to choose such an unflattering look for her? Even if it's for story setup, unassuming and 'plain' doesn't equal horrid. Not sure if I can watch this...

Exactly, where does that thought even come from? Even though they didn't elaborate on Sun Rok's past relationships, nowhere it was implied that he was a virgin/had not dated anyone. Judging by his naughty cell and how quickly he skipped from A to Z, I think he DEFINITELY had a lot of experience lol Also I think you really didn't watch the drama properly if you talk about a marriage that didn't actually happen so quickly, and a proposal that was rejected exactly because she thought it was too fast after just one month of dating. This drama is supposed to show exactly that, people are so so different in how they make choices for their lives. I have friends who got married after only 4 months of knowing each other he was like 37 and she was 21 at the time. So idk, I don't think it's unrealistic, just maybe not that common. Besides, people get married super quickly in Korea, compared to other countries.

Yeah I think it doesn't necessarily mean that her appetite is big, but that if she gets hungry or peckish, her hunger cell has the ability to bulldoze everything away LOL Sort of like... she cannot concentrate on anything and becomes 'hangry' if she's not fed? I was really caught of guard when I found out which cell was humongous for Sun Rok HAHA No surprise he just goes for it 🤣

I actually dropped season 2 midway because it was getting too painful. So I really appreciated this season for the abundance of comedy and swoon-worthy moments. It healed me a little. This show really shines its unique execution of mixing animation with real life sequences, while remaining relatable and delivering some really important messages. Mainly 'don't judge a book by its cover' and 'everyone is different'. People face distinctive struggles, have things to fight for and principles they hold on to, not to mention trauma and past experiences, all of which shape who we are and how we go about our lives. The humanized little cells fighting a battle for each and every decision we make is such a fun and unique concept. I whole-heartedly enjoyed this season and will probably rewatch it for a romance fix every now and then. If anything, I wish it had been a little bit longer, 2 more episodes perhaps, because I did want to find out more about Sun Rok's life before meeting Yumi, and see her completely healed and unbothered by her two failed relationships as well. All in all though, I am just happy we got a final season and the two of them make a really sweet couple!

Hm, I haven't started watching, but it's interesting that you say FL cannot act, because I looked her up and I actually remember her from so many guest/supporting roles from her child/teenage acting days, and she was REALLY good in all of them. Her role in 'Pinocchio' and 'Live up to your name' left a lasting impression, even though it's been a while that I saw those dramas. So I hope maybe just this role didn't suit her then...

It's so sad, AI is everywhere nowadays. I used to always listen to music (especially Kdrama OSTs) on youtube, like playlists, on autoplay. Nowadays it often jumps to videos that advertise it's 'Kdrama OST music', but what made me suspicious is that all songs sound sort of the same, the English for the 'obligatory one english main line' is too good, and when I tried to find out the dramas, they were not listed, nor were the musicians. So turns out all of those songs were produced by AI. But people are throwing praises at the beautiful music and how it touches their soul and whatnot, and I am just so disgusted by people trying to make money from AI generated art and music (but no disclaimer, NOTHING).... Soon there'll be no real art and music to be found. If you really care for that, you shouldn't support it. It's also sad how people can hardly differentiate nowadays.

When I first watched it, I rated it a 7.5, then I rewatched it a couple of months later and raised my rating to 8. Now again, I am rewatching and actually falling in love with it all over again, I might have to raise it once more. I do have my issues with it (Sanha's mom doesn't deserve his forgiveness and kindness and I just wish they hadn't made him so forgiving, because she's a terrible, terrible mother, secondly the time skip and how everyone behaved...), but all in all it's a good drama. It's definitely "Slice of Life", there's no grand plot, but it's for people who like seeing characters grow and overcome their past scars, finding purpose in the present and future. There's an appreciation for simple moments, family and friends coming together around one table, sharing joy, tears and laughter. For many here and also the characters in the show, this means healing.

There's a difference between casual dating and a committed relationship. When you're just getting to know each other, there's nothing wrong with 'seeing' several people, as long as you're open about it. It's basically like hanging out with friends, feelings may develop, but they're not there yet. Although I expect your personal opinion if that's not your thing, it's not 'low life'. Nobody was deceived, and nothing was promised in the first place.

omg I really wanted to watch this, but what's with the reviews and the bad comments. Is it really that bad? What about the ending?

I think primarily it was to show to not judge a book by its cover. Like everyone treats him like a delinquent, while he's hardworking and even managed to build a company. But yeah, I agree that it would not have been necessary.

Enjoyed the first like... 3 episodes a lot. Then it just goes downhill, because it keeps repeating the same 'jokes' and tropes over and over. I really wanted to love it, but it's... just not clicking with me. 2FL is annoying af, what's there to hate about the sweet boy? Dropped at ep 8, not looking back. 6.5/10

"VR Dating Company CEO, the love hater. Documentary Writer, who's unable to express or notice others feeling. This is sweet but quite bloody story of them overcoming traumas. " What's with the description, does MDL even check the grammar before publishing? Well, from the comments I read, it's to the same level as the show itself it seems...

I remember watching a couple of episodes when it aired and sort of liking the mood but then also being sort of uncomfortable with some of it. Difficult to explain. I didn't write down how much I've seen so I guess I've gotta rewatch to finish...

i set this as completed but I don't remember watching it. Like, Zero. Nada. lol not very memorable?

Unemployed Romance: usually don't watch dramas with a rating lower than 7.5 or so, but I made an exception for Nam Goong Min. I didn't regret it!! The ratings really don't do it justice. Some people may be put off by the unusual setup of this drama, but I thought it was really refreshing. Funny and yet with some lessons to learn, a good slice-of-life. Give it a chance, just be open-minded, and remember it is a drama about second chances in life :) I think the first three episodes are somewhat horrible, though, with all the weird parody elements going on, and it takes a while for ML to show up. Episodes 4 to 6 are made up of the backstory/past of the main leads. I think it would have been better to entwine the present and past plot to keep the viewers more invested, but well...
My biggest regret is that the ending is so sudden. At least half an episode more would have been needed to properly wrap things up and not have us feel like the leads pulled the most selfish acts ever. It left us hanging. Even so, I enjoyed it and it's a short watch. I guess I could relate to it even more now with having some work experience under my belt and worrying for what the future might bring. Also very important, watch until the very last second, a couple of scenes are actually shown after the credits have rolled.

Good Manager is a great one, too! I've heard great things about "Remember: war of the son", still on my pwl. I actually even watched some of his romcoms, and I think they're definitely worth watching even if not groundbreaking (I watched them like 7 years ago so my memory could be deceiving lol). The undateables was funny, and I enjoyed "I need romance 3" (beware, he's the second lead in this one!). Then there's 'unemployed romance', which is a bit of a difficult one, more under a spoiler.

It's called "Slice of Life" and it's for people who like seeing characters grow and overcome their past scars, finding purpose in the present and future. There's an appreciation for simple moments, family and friends coming together around one table, sharing joy, tears and laughter. For many here and also the characters in the show, this means healing. You don't have to enjoy it, but it doesn't automatically make it a bad show. You'll know what you're in for by reading the summary.

If you pay attention in the beginning you can clearly see that he likes her a lot. It's very subtle, but he constantly notices things about her, asking her (even in a blunt matter, because he cannot express himself very well) and of course there's the coffee scene (and it's obvious that he bought it for her, but then just brushes it aside out of embarrassment perhaps?)