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I have the same questions. I hope there's an epilogue or special episode.

I'm just curious — is the so-called "overblown rating," as you put it, the main reason you're giving this one such a low score? It feels a bit unfair, especially since you've rated much more mediocre series, like Sweetheart Service, noticeably higher than this.

Minato and Hayama of Akasaka could be brothers.

Oh I love triangles 😕

😂😭

I cringed so hard I thought my soul was leaving my body. 😂😭

I have to disagree—one of the strongest aspects of this drama is the incredible connection between the main characters. Their chemistry and emotional bond are what make the story so compelling. Maybe it’s worth giving it another try? Season 2 definitely takes on a heavier, more emotional tone, but that’s exactly why watching Season 1 first is so important—it gives you the foundation to truly feel and appreciate the depth, pain, and growth that unfold in the second season.

Every now and then, I come back to this page just to say it again, this is truly one of the best. No matter how much time passes, it still hits the same. I can’t help but miss Jiwoo and Seojun...their connection, their journey, and every little moment between them still stay with me.

same!

Just a few minutes into episode 2, and I’m already laughing. The scene with the melodrama script offer is cracking me up—a post office employee and a woman sending letters to her dead boyfriend. The best part? The poor guy thinks he’s being offered the lead role in some grand production… only to find out he’s supposed to play the *dead boyfriend*. 😅

Videos are now unavailable 🥹

I don’t really keep up with actors or behind-the-scenes stuff — I mostly watch dramas and movies for the plot and storytelling. What exactly did he say or lie about? If you care to elaborate. If not, nmd.

It was so bad and cringey that it actually became kind of funny.

Not really a fan of gaming themes and all that, but for Bas and Maxy, I'll give it a try. Added to list.

If, as you said, he’s both the producer and the CEO, why would he turn it down? And in what way is he supposedly shifting “blame,” and what exactly is there to be “blamed” for? It’s just work. 🤷‍♀️

guilty of what?

I'm on episode 3, will there be romance between the second leads?

He’s such a promising actor. I really hope he gets more leading roles in the future.

Oh, they’ll get caught — maybe even photographed. Brace yourself, this drama’s a total rollercoaster.

I really liked the first episode — this is going to be a lot of fun!