IU issa queen

I really love the female lead as a doctor. I adore how soft-spoken she is, and how she even draws to help patients understand their health problems easily. I really admire this actress so much.

In which episode did they reveal the truth about her missing memories? I'm at episode 6 and I'm getting impatient, lol. I'm also annoyed with some characters because they're too suspicious af.

does anyone know where to watch this with better subtitles?

for real

J-dramas are excellent at creating stories about forbidden love and making them incredibly heart-fluttering like WHAT

this is so interesting!

Thanks for the reco! I'll watch them!

First time watching this kind of show and I liked it!

I thought this show had only 12 episodes, so I watched all 11 episodes to finish it this week. I just realized there are 5 more episodes.

It's actually better than I expected lol

You're right. I was so annoyed at her when she kept making a big deal about Jaehyung's actions because it seemed to me that she was just looking for an alibi to find fault with him. During that time, she knew it already that she wanted to choose Youngwoo over Jaehyung.

It actually made sense that she chose Youngwoo over Jaehyung because, from the very beginning, she always wanted a guy who seems responsible—lmao. Her interest in Jaehyung didn't last long because she learned that Youngwoo was neutral and free.

Youngwoo and Jiwon's ending is probably the most disgusting ending in the history of dating shows, lmao. Still, I love it when people of the same breed end up together. They deserve each other so much.

is this worth the watch?

Damn, I love that part when the female lead's best friend was scolding her because of what she did to the male lead on New Year's Eve. She needed that. Even though she was really mentally unstable at the time, it was never right to do that to someone. She was trying to distract herself, but in the end, she hurt someone who truly loves her. I never disliked the female lead, but some of her traits are so irritating. It's much more irritating because Chen Mai Dong's really a nice guy.

I started this without any expectations, just for fun, and I didn't anticipate that it wouldn't be purely comedy. I didn't expect to cry, lmao. It's not that bad, just a good watch when you want to waste your time. I wasn't expecting the accident thing. I was like, ''no, it won't happen since it's a comedy show,'' lmao. I was so ready to give this a bad review if something bad happened in the ending. However, I still don't really recommend it. Just watch something else. Save your time.

I don't get those people defending Youngwoo, lol. Are you guys blind or just used to being surrounded by toxic people in your life? This kind of man is probably the most dangerous one because he will show others that he's the best or has a great personality, and you will have no idea that he will do bad things. Unfortunately, that's just part of his scheming. He might seem like he's unintentionally hurting people, but it's actually intentional. So if you still defend this guy, I'm not even mad or anything, but I'm praying for you, lol.

Annoying mf

Congrats to Youngwoo for being the most toxic male participant to ever join a dating show.

I thought this was the last episode? Why did MDL list it as 16 episodes? I just want to finish this show because it's stressing me out, especially that Youngwoo guy. Just seeing him on the screen makes me go 'Ugh, here he goes again.' Lmao. Too much manipulation in one show, even Jungsub. I started watching this to take a break from Transit Love S3, but it's draining as well.