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My Beloved Thief, Matchmakers and Knight Flower were Joseon based romcoms that are very cute.

Her impending death is going to be hard to watch.

Se Gye’s micro expressions are such a treat. Him smirking when she’s freaking out being stuck on that island, and then the utter embarrassment of those haenyeos talking about them getting it on by themselves was cracking me up. Same with the dreamy- eyed way he was looking at her photo shoot pictures (and can we give a big shout out to how gorgeous Seo Ri looked in that commercial? Absolutely stunning). I also loved how he pretty much told her that pretending she blacked out won’t work on him, and he’s still pursuing her.

Seo Ri pushing him away made sense because of what happened to her in the past, but happy that it was short lived. I was crying from the rooftop scene until the ending- another perfect ending. That music box with the white dog running around the castle was perfection and really got to me. I know the creepy cousin will get in their way along with the stupid cheobal woman, but let me enjoy their cuteness for now.

How did she get this far in her training without any OR experience? They would have kicked her out by her first year.

Yeah, he believed her in the end but she was lying and putting fake names in her phone, knowing how suspicious her husband gets because of his past trauma. She plays a part in this since she still would be lying if she didn’t know who her daughter is.

He’s the ML in My Military Valentine.

I think if her mom wasn’t sick she wouldn’t have broken up with him. I blame this on the grandparents and parents, who can’t get past their trauma and let those around them be happy.

He also has a supporting role in Flex X Cop, which is the first drama I saw him in. He plays a detective so he’s a good guy.

That was such a sad scene with his droopy shoulders while he was walking. So glad she finally broke down (I think after she realized how big of a part of her life he was when she was talking about him) because her fake smile was obviously a front.

Lashing out at someone who has done nothing to you should never be excused, no matter how much trauma you have. Even SML told her that if she was mad at him, he should have taken it out on him instead of her.

The way he was looking at her while she was happily looking at the sea was perfection.

I like that the external conflicts have strengthened the relationship between the leads. Usually we have misunderstandings and breakups, but it doesn’t seem they will do that with them. I think that is the heart of a good romcom.

In Ah’s conversation with Ah Jeong shows the contrast between a strong woman and a pathetic pity party. In Ah was right in that all this destruction only hurt AJ the most, but then she said she would do it all again. And for what, a relationship that never happened with a guy who didn’t have feelings for you? It was even worse when it showed IA helping AJ in the beginning, but she was resentful because she had designer shoes. These pathetic people are the worst. Ki Jun looking so dejected towards her was so sad, because he was so helpful towards her when she needed a place to stay, and this is what she did in return. I hope her and the half brother get their karma next week.

Throughout all of this, the leads have stayed strong with their honesty and communication. Love them so much, and hope it continues next week when chaos ensues.

It’s opposite a very popular show that keeps gaining viewers.

Those high rise buildings usually have tinted windows so you can’t see in. I’m more worried about how much sun she gets in the morning and how hot it gets in the summer!

The gall to throw yourself at your married boss multiple times, and “exposing” an affair that doesn’t exist. She’s got some nerve.

Loved that he deadpanned that she was a Joseon doctor now.

It’s nice that they haven’t forgotten the audit aspect of this show, now that we are onto the dating era.

I liked that they still kept her a workaholic even though she’s dating. I wouldn’t have kept a straight face with Gi Jun sitting there in a tight t shirt, but she was all about the job.

I love how the leads are written on this show, and they haven’t lost their honesty when they started to date. This communication is the key to avoiding the stupid misunderstanding trope. The symbolism of him supporting her at the end showed that he’s by her side, no matter what. Doesn’t hurt that they continue to have such great chemistry in their kissing scenes and intimate conversations.

Ki Jun trying to get out of the work dinner/karaoke was hilarious, and then that wink and the misunderstanding. It was nice that this show hasn’t forgotten about the workplace humor.
Figures now that the SML’s storyline is done the SFL ruins things. Excited for tomorrow!