Oh man, I loved it. But I also love Gyu-hyun and Ja-yeon. I probably wouldn't recommend this one to people that got sick of them in NGNL. It's not only a silly love story, it's also a glimpse into Ja-yeon's psyche and how she writes as a form of escapism. She creates a world where she will experience the unconditional love that she thinks she lacks. It's so nice to watch it knowing that, in the future, this will no longer be a fantasy for her (obviously, Gyu-hyun, but also she'll come to realize how much Hae-yeong loves her). I also loved how there were so many easter eggs and parallels of scenes or interactions she would have with Gyu-hyun in "reality" in the future. Finally, it was INCREDIBLY fun to see more of her novel. I would definitely read it if it were real!
I'm just trying to figure out if Gyu-hyun became her Ha-jun because she subconsciously had feelings for him early on (maybe when he helped her after she fell and brought her phone to the police station? Or just classic love at first sight?) or if she fell for him because he was her Ha-jun. Either way, it seems like Ja-yeon falls in love pretty quickly (she fell for real Ha-jun pretty after just one interaction too).
I don't understand this complaint at all.Gyu Hyun of No Gain No Love is different from Kang Ha Jun of The Boss'…
Right, but I think that's because we skipped ahead in the novel. We opened with the beginning, but by the time Ja-yeon woke up as Yeon-seo we were at a future point in the story where Ha-jun had softened towards her. That or he became more like Gyu-hyun personality-wise
yes!! even in no gain no love I couldn’t decide which one I liked more for her. they should make two kdramas…
I don't really get the people that wanted her with Ha-jun and were dissatisfied that he got thrown out of the running. He was never IN the running. he didn't have feelings for her at all. Heck, he saved her in his phone as "Children's author"
What did I just watch!? I'm so confused. It was steamy but not quite. It was romantic but not quite. It was funny…
To see the actual ending, you have to watch NGNL. You'd start from ep 5 if you want to see what happened in the "real world" while she was unconscious, or ep 6 if you want to pick up from when she wakes up
just wanna ask, should i watch the parent story (no gain, no love) first before watching this? or it’s okay…
I would strongly recommend watching the parent story first, or at least after. I'm sure it's fine as a standalone, but the context gives it a lot more depth and meaning imo
Is the writer same for both no gain no love and spicy up our love. I think I'm going to to have fued with them.…
It is the same writer, for what it's worth. Also, I haven't watched SUOL yet, but doesn't what you describe also kind of reflect Gyu-hyun's arc in NGNL?
I guess if she transported after they were in love it might have been a bit more R-rated but then it’s a k drama…
Yeah, it would have made me uncomfortable if Ja-yeon got really explicit sex scenes considering she's a virgin in real life (usually otomeisekai it's the opposite - sexually experienced woman gets transmigrated into the body of a character who is a virgin)
It's rare for me, but yes, definitely a show for the Second Couple. They "stole" the entire show.It was like the…
The spinoff takes place entirely in Ja-yeon's head, and in the NGNL timeline occurs within less than a day. It would definitely not be the primary story. In fact, all Spice Up Our Love does is give some context to Ja-yeon's thoughts and feelings in NGNL.
I'm just trying to figure out if Gyu-hyun became her Ha-jun because she subconsciously had feelings for him early on (maybe when he helped her after she fell and brought her phone to the police station? Or just classic love at first sight?) or if she fell for him because he was her Ha-jun. Either way, it seems like Ja-yeon falls in love pretty quickly (she fell for real Ha-jun pretty after just one interaction too).