chillingindoors

It's not a weekend drama if there's no birth secret so you might be right.
EDIT: After the 'cooking for mother-in-law comment' in E7, I am convinced you are 100% right.

Saw someone watching this on the train and damn, THIS BRINGS BACK MEMORIES! My first ever South Korean drama back in the day.. and one of those dramas that started the 'love triangle' trend.
GOOD OLD DAYS..

The FL has someone close to her ending up at the hospital almost every episode
HOW IN THE WORLD IS SHE MANAGING WITH ALL THOSE HOSPITAL BILLS ON TOP OF THE EXPENSES... At this rate, she should set up camp at the hospital LOL

Question is other than the leads, who isn't annoying? HAHA

The one with Koseki Yuta as a trans?
Gomenne Seishun!
https://mydramalist.com/10860-gomenne-seishun

High five, buddy!

That's the very purpose of a comments section - to post your opinion respectfully, which I did.

I'm watching a weekend drama after years, and it's nice to have the classic K drama feels that I missed.

I am not forcing my opinion on anybody. You are entitled to hold your opinion, and I am entitled to hold mine.
Good for you if you enjoyed her acting and the drama. Cheers.

I wanted to like this, but I just couldn't get invested. I don't think I've dropped a drama as quick as this one.
Appearing cold / aloof doesn't just mean smoking cigarette all day LOL. Also, so much for being cold, she starts being clingy towards the ML overnight.
The writing was all over the place. While I don't think Suzy is a particularly good actress, I've seen better acting from her. The ML is bland too. Maybe it will get better as it progresses, but they definitely didn't do a god job with the first 2 episodes.
Dropped @ E2.

Suzy's acting is making it hard for me to get through the first episode. She's trying too hard.

Heartbreakingly real and raw depiction of a relationship between two people; one who loved too much, and the other who didn't show it enough. Narita Ryo and Okura Tadayoshi were simply fantastic!
I can't recommend this enough.

Happy Birthday to one of the best Japanese actors! <3

A slow-paced, and realistic depiction of teenage love, angst, and heartbreak. Oh boy, this reminded me of how hard it was to be a teen and having to make life decisions for a future you're so uncertain about.

She's written some of the most romantic Japanese dramas and movies. These are a MUST WATCH (in order) -

Aishiteiru to Ittekure
One Million Stars Falling From the Sky
Long Vacation
Orange Days
Over Time
Uchi no Musume wa, Kareshi ga Dekinai!!
I Have to Buy New Shoes
Beautiful Life
Postman to Heaven
Tatta Hitotsu no Koi
Yugure ni, Te wo Tsunagu
Unmei Ni, Nita Koi
Halfway

Masterfully filmed and written by Iwai Shunji, with fantastic performances by Chara and Asano Tadanobu, this was a tragic, heavy and hypnotic piece of art depicting the journey of 3 mentally disturbed inmates who set out on a path to what they believe as the end of the world, with a bible and picnic basket.

WARNING: It's a rather disturbing film that clearly isn't for everybody. Please watch with caution, and read the tags beforehand.

She delivered such a riveting performance in Picnic. DAMNNNNN. I wish she acted more!

It makes me sad that he is so criminally underrated.
WHAT A FREAKING FANTASTIC ACTOR.

Sure :)

Set in the entertainment industry, this was a decent romcom that tackled the difficulties in differentiating between truth and lies, with sincere leads who learnt to be honest about their feelings and just the right amount of angst. While it was no masterpiece, I don't understand the hate for this lovely drama.
Give it a try :)