A typical unrealistic fairytale about four "gentlemen of culture" who transform into real men under the influence of the women they are destined to be with.
Moral of the story: If you find yourself weary of your girlfriend but lack the courage to confess, feign illness and claim that you occasionally forget entire days of your life and do not recognise who she is ๐
Moral of the Story: If you are an older man seeking a much younger girlfriend, create a story about time travel and saving lives, and have her discover it "by accident."
Moral of the Story: 1. Trying to zip up your pants in a hurry might, in the long term, lead to the joy of having a wonderful daughter. 2. Think twice before naming your band "Ambulance" (and keep in mind that "Twice" is already taken, so don't think "Twice").
Moral of the story: Like a girl? Go ahead, toss her around and strong-arm her into being yours - itโs all totally fine, as long as you make her CEO. A conveniently placed mole helps too. P.S. If sheโs about to marry someone else, just get rid of her grandpa ๐
If you're the kind of guy who jumps in to treat the open wounds of criminals you've just met - without any gloves to protect yourself - then letโs be honest: youโre not going to be Yong Pal; youโre more likely to become Dead Pal!
A bit of an autistic science nerd finds himself falling for the girl who's been stuck in unrequited love for the much-despised SML.
Rating this drama is a bit tricky. Some viewers will find it charming and delightful, while others might see it as predictable and drawn out. Ultimately, it's all about personal preference.
I personally enjoyed it, especially the first half. The second half kept my interest, although I did feel the pacing was a bit slow. The relationship between the leads felt realistic. It seems the writer aimed to showcase what a healthy relationship looks like, which might come off as uneventful for some. I appreciated that approach. However, I think the SML's redemption attempt didn't work out. There were moments that hinted at his growth but they weren't convincing enough to make me forgive him for stringing the FL along for so long.
If your girlfriend's dog is sick, take it to the veterinarian yourself.
The only thing I enjoyed in this movie was how the chat was visualised, along with the advertisements.
Moral of the story:
If you find yourself weary of your girlfriend but lack the courage to confess, feign illness and claim that you occasionally forget entire days of your life and do not recognise who she is ๐
If you are an older man seeking a much younger girlfriend, create a story about time travel and saving lives, and have her discover it "by accident."
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Physical porn copies can kill you. Use digital ones and cloud storage instead ๐
I'm not the biggest fan of Gong Seung Yeon, but this role fit her perfectly. Her performance was very good.
1. Trying to zip up your pants in a hurry might, in the long term, lead to the joy of having a wonderful daughter.
2. Think twice before naming your band "Ambulance" (and keep in mind that "Twice" is already taken, so don't think "Twice").
When you're in a love triangle, and the girl looses her head during her period, take her on a trip to Bangkok.
Don't use your wife's hair dryer.
Like a girl? Go ahead, toss her around and strong-arm her into being yours - itโs all totally fine, as long as you make her CEO. A conveniently placed mole helps too.
P.S. If sheโs about to marry someone else, just get rid of her grandpa ๐
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Rating this drama is a bit tricky. Some viewers will find it charming and delightful, while others might see it as predictable and drawn out. Ultimately, it's all about personal preference.
I personally enjoyed it, especially the first half. The second half kept my interest, although I did feel the pacing was a bit slow.
The relationship between the leads felt realistic. It seems the writer aimed to showcase what a healthy relationship looks like, which might come off as uneventful for some. I appreciated that approach.
However, I think the SML's redemption attempt didn't work out. There were moments that hinted at his growth but they weren't convincing enough to make me forgive him for stringing the FL along for so long.
Don't mess with the mint choc team.
Moral of the Story:
It is important to educate elderly people on how to use USB sticks properly.