PrincetonGirl818

I decided to watch it anyways despite mixed reviews and I've binged till episode 13 already. that brother in law sucks. but I do think that it's usually true that those who are rich and have power have control over the poor, at least that's the way it is in dramas but probably irl too. maybe these characters should take some swimming lessons as well..
I do want to finish it and see how the couple get together. something tells me that evil sml won't get exactly what he deserves though uchh.. then again how does he have more power than min woo if he's just the son in law and not the actual son of the chairman?

i'm watching mask (2015) right now and the brother in law/sml is also terrible. I hope he gets punished in the end, unlike this drama where they just let him go

this is a rom com???

is it's okay that's love not a heavier drama?

i know what you mean..the murder plot or crime seems to be common in the few small town romance dramas I've seen (summer strike, hometown cha cha cha) -_-

there seems to be a syndrome for everything nowadays

i watched ep 1 while it first started airing. is it worth it to finish watching now?

viki

where can I watch this?

i still watch 80s movies

I actually prefer these older dramas, but with any drama sometimes I just lose interest

which drama is this so I can avoid it?

I still listen to the OST

i do think it's a little open. but it can also be seen as a happy ending. you are left questioning whether she survived or not. but otherwise it's happy

there is for like 2 episodes I think..she pushes him away because of her illness

thanks for the recommendation

is there a fan sub of this movie?

I'm still stuck on ep 13, but I think I've already dropped it

Hey, veggie tales is a good show. Unlike children stuff nowadays

The point is that many dramas condone cheating and act as if its fine