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The casting is probably one of the strongest points of this drama. Jung Hae In is someone you already know and trust as an actor, and he is completely comfortable in both sides of his image. At 38, he can still absolutely pull off the cute, soft, marshmallow-like side of his characters, which he has already demonstrated so well in his successful romantic dramas. And for fans who loved him through series like *D.P.*, don't worry — you'll get all those ingredients too.

He really is in his element when it comes to “boys’ dramas,” lol so to sum it up, this feels like a perfect scenario for fans of both his more “girly” romantic dramas and his more "masculine" series.

The heroine is actually the best-written character in the series, and she carries it ok, despite some inconsistencies in the acting. The only part that genuinely touched me was the ending involving the gangster character. It was well acted, but unfortunately way too brief and ultimately a little rushed.

As for the supporting characters, the three ladies are basically the comedic driving force of the show. They are the heavy hitters among the supporting cast, and they really bring a lot of the charm. However, I wish they had been given better writing, because after a while they start feeling too caricatural.

The Japanese friend’s cameo was very memorable! ;) The doctor was also one of the best characters, although unfortunately, the writing for his character became rather bland toward the end.

So, despite all its flaws and strengths, I watched the series all the way to the end. It’s a good way to pass the time without overthinking it or getting too deep into criticism. And, of course, the cast is solid overall.