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She doesn't know yet. At the moment, the only one who's connected most of the dots is the evil Se Jin.

Don't even think about stopping!

She's on her back leg now, but stay tuned.

Yeon Do's ex will be coming back very soon, and he'll be returning with the knowledge that his baby (that he suddenly discovers he desperately needs) is being developed in someone else's relationship. The rest of the show is going to be about how he and Se Jin conspire to break up the lovebirds.

Yowza. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to rip someone's face off, prepare to learn in episode 20.

You worked in an impressive number of creative insults. I'm in awe.

Well, this is quite bad, but it's entertaining. Like you're driving on a freeway in Los Angeles, when all of a sudden there's a crash involving all 8 lanes and 16 cars, and and heads are flying out windows. Yeah, bad like that. All the characters suck, terribly. There's literally no one to root for in the show, and since you dislike everyone, you don't care at all who winds up with whom.

Isn't it fun and refreshing when you couldn't give a rat's butt whether there's a HE or not?

Skip this one. Besides being a truly wretched drama, I think it might be bad for your mental health.

This is what happens when you fall asleep in math class :-)

There are scripts for shows out there for Pong that make the best use of his experience and years in the industry, I'm sure of it.

But he's 44 and the FL is 28, and this is a gap that's unlikely to be successfully reduced in this drama. I understand that the FL benefits from being paired with such a talented and experienced actor, just as the ML benefits from the youth and beauty of this actress.

But ick. That's my personal opinion. A fourteen year age gap is not it.

Well, don't keep the title of the other drama to yourself. Share with the class, for Pete's sake :-)

This a valuable perspective. Thank you for taking the time to write and post your comment.

maybe mark as a spoiler?

I don't know that I agree or not with all your points, but I'm enjoying the hell out of your rants. Pretty sure if I read all of them, you're going to get to the things in this show that are bugging the crap out of me.

Welp. The writer is giving me now a drama she wants me to watch instead of the drama I wanted to watch. I get that we need Jang Se Jin for a little "man vs. man" thematic tension, but a little of this liar goes a long way and right now I'm getting too damn much. Not really looking for a drama that makes my blood boil every week, so I hope this character's presence gets reduced or tempered, or I'm out until it ends.

Well said. Assuming everyone is informed and in agreement, how adults compose their relationships with other adults is entirely their own business.

I'm watching this now because it's leaving Netflix and it's not bad. Pretty good.
But damn.
The music in this show doesn't fit well, it's repetitive and it's too damn loud. Almost ruins the show. That "Stand by Your Man" song was always dumb as hell, but being forced to listen to it twice in every episode has really made me hate it.

Very good point.

Fantastic acting. Everything about it was great. I hate it.

Now to do a powerwash with "Love Like the Galaxy" rewatch.

I really liked it a lot. It's a bit of a nuisance to watch 30 2minute episodes, but it's worth it. Everything was much better than you'd expect, and the leads have great chemistry. The story is nothing original, true, but it doesn't matter.

"clumsy and lovely physical education teacher Li Xiaoxiao"

Clumsy? Again? Really?

Agree. This is the ML's first drama, which is wonderful for him, but what the heck would this do for Lusi?