This was soo cuteee! The misunderstandings were so much fun to watch from each other’s POVs. We could really see why they got married. It was hilarious how both of them were thinking in the same pattern.
Although this may seem like a typical misunderstanding movie, it actually shows that misunderstandings happen when you’re not sincere. They both could’ve at least talked when they decided to divorce. So don’t keep your troubled feelings to yourself.
And the way the divorce impacted the kid’s life was spot on.
Loved this series. Excellent acting. A calming, funny and slice-of-life movie.
This is such an amazing movie! I did not expect it to have such an impact on my life.
Loved the storyline so much. This show clearly demonstrates that a career-obsessed life leads to loneliness, while a balanced career and family life brings happiness. Having someone to love, care for, and rely on is such a blessing. At least, that’s what I took from the movie for my own life.
I loved how they wrote the friendship between Park Gang and Jo Yoon. They’re never jealous of each other and genuinely feel happy and proud of each other’s wins.
Loved how they balanced the comedy and slice-of-life elements so flawlessly. Such a heartwarming movie.
The production is amazing—there were no errors to point out.
The acting! Kwon Sang-Woo and Oh Jung Se nailed it! Loved their acting so much!
And the twins! Park So-Yi and Kim Jun. They’re so young but such amazing actors. Of course, Lee Min-Jung!
I first saw him in 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay' and WOW! His acting was so amazing that I couldn’t recognize him in other dramas. I was so surprised to realize it was him playing a normal character in Hot Stove League.
He’s such a Versatile Actor. He can pull off any role, whether it’s a mentally unstable character, a villain, a hero or anything in between.
Most of the time, he outshines the main leads in a drama because of his amazing acting. [Death's Game, Vampire Detective]
I loved the series where he played the main role, 'Revenant' and 'Uncle'. I hope to see more of his works as a Lead. I really want to see him as the main lead in future dramas.
I loved Oh Jung Se and Lee Se Young's acting and characters<3
However, the production was bad, and the music was terrible. The storyline was all over the place and didn’t make any sense. It didn’t feel like a vampire drama to me.
Anyway, I loved Goo Hyung's relationship with Yoon San and Gyeo Wool. He was like a big brother to both of them. Goo Hyung's care for Yoon San and Gyeo Wool, as well as his sibling-like bickering with them, was heartwarming.
Loved this! Oh Jung Se! I've been following his works after Hot Stove League, he's such a versatile actor. He can pull off any character! Lee Kyung Hoon did such an amazing job! This is so underrated! I'd give this show 9/10 stars!
I'm so glad I didn't read these reviews and decided to experience the drama for myself. Here's some advice for anyone wondering whether to watch it based on others' opinions: Try it for Yourself and Decide. Because what works for one person may not be the same for everyone.
Unusual yet amazing! I almost skipped this drama after reading the reviews, but I’m so glad I gave it a chance. My advice? Don’t read the comments or reviews beforehand—you’ll never know if it’s your cup of tea until you experience it for yourself. So, dive right in! Some people might love it, while others might not, but it’s definitely worth giving a try.
This drama is truly a masterpiece. It didn’t even feel like I was watching two seasons because I finished it all in one go.
I love how the series takes a realistic approach, exploring how a person’s perspective on life evolves based on the experiences they’ve been through. This season was especially impactful as Captain Gu finally came to understand the victims' suffering.
The show beautifully illustrates that everyone’s experiences, no matter how different, are equally significant. What we’ve been through is neither lesser nor greater than what others have endured.
The character development throughout the series was phenomenal.
The characters’ personalities were so distinct from one another, and the main character wasn’t the only one who stood out as a hero. Each person had their own unique role to play. The cast lineup was absolutely amazing—from the villains to the victims and even the teammates. Every character played a vital role, and without this perfect combination, we wouldn’t have gotten such an incredible drama.
I especially loved how the villains received the endings they deserved, while the victims found some form of closure.
The ending was deeply thought-provoking. It made me realize how the experiences we go through shape who we are.
Finally, the show’s portrayal of fraud was truly eye-opening. It highlighted how fraudsters prey on victims’ trust, which is one of the most terrible things one person can do to another.
I just binge-watched Season 1! what a ride! The twists and the mystery in this drama are absolutely on point. The cast absolutely slayed their performances! I also love how the main character isn't your typical sweet, justice-obsessed hero. Instead, his personality feels grounded and realistic, shaped by his experiences and struggles. On my way to S2!!!
Loved this movie
The cast nailed it!
Still processing the ending—not sure how to feel about it.
Maybe realistic?
Although this may seem like a typical misunderstanding movie, it actually shows that misunderstandings happen when you’re not sincere. They both could’ve at least talked when they decided to divorce. So don’t keep your troubled feelings to yourself.
And the way the divorce impacted the kid’s life was spot on.
Loved this series. Excellent acting. A calming, funny and slice-of-life movie.
Loved the storyline so much. This show clearly demonstrates that a career-obsessed life leads to loneliness, while a balanced career and family life brings happiness. Having someone to love, care for, and rely on is such a blessing. At least, that’s what I took from the movie for my own life.
I loved how they wrote the friendship between Park Gang and Jo Yoon. They’re never jealous of each other and genuinely feel happy and proud of each other’s wins.
Loved how they balanced the comedy and slice-of-life elements so flawlessly. Such a heartwarming movie.
The production is amazing—there were no errors to point out.
The acting! Kwon Sang-Woo and Oh Jung Se nailed it! Loved their acting so much!
And the twins! Park So-Yi and Kim Jun. They’re so young but such amazing actors.
Of course, Lee Min-Jung!
His acting was so amazing that I couldn’t recognize him in other dramas.
I was so surprised to realize it was him playing a normal character in Hot Stove League.
He’s such a Versatile Actor. He can pull off any role, whether it’s a mentally unstable character, a villain, a hero or anything in between.
Most of the time, he outshines the main leads in a drama because of his amazing acting.
[Death's Game, Vampire Detective]
I loved the series where he played the main role, 'Revenant' and 'Uncle'.
I hope to see more of his works as a Lead. I really want to see him as the main lead in future dramas.
However, the production was bad, and the music was terrible. The storyline was all over the place and didn’t make any sense.
It didn’t feel like a vampire drama to me.
Anyway, I loved Goo Hyung's relationship with Yoon San and Gyeo Wool. He was like a big brother to both of them.
Goo Hyung's care for Yoon San and Gyeo Wool, as well as his sibling-like bickering with them, was heartwarming.
This is so underrated! I'd give this show 9/10 stars!
Try getting out you'll see it will be easier to make friends
That hit meeeee
I love how the series takes a realistic approach, exploring how a person’s perspective on life evolves based on the experiences they’ve been through. This season was especially impactful as Captain Gu finally came to understand the victims' suffering.
The show beautifully illustrates that everyone’s experiences, no matter how different, are equally significant. What we’ve been through is neither lesser nor greater than what others have endured.
The character development throughout the series was phenomenal.
The characters’ personalities were so distinct from one another, and the main character wasn’t the only one who stood out as a hero. Each person had their own unique role to play. The cast lineup was absolutely amazing—from the villains to the victims and even the teammates. Every character played a vital role, and without this perfect combination, we wouldn’t have gotten such an incredible drama.
I especially loved how the villains received the endings they deserved, while the victims found some form of closure.
The ending was deeply thought-provoking. It made me realize how the experiences we go through shape who we are.
Finally, the show’s portrayal of fraud was truly eye-opening. It highlighted how fraudsters prey on victims’ trust, which is one of the most terrible things one person can do to another.
A Masterpiece for me!