This is why I’m trying my best to stop criticising romcom kdrama because it’s foolish a lot of things don’t…
like I said I like it so far and of course it can’t be realistic because of the ghost story but even then you could make the rest realistic. I would have loved it if he actually would have died for a second then she heard his heart beating and then he would vanish and sent back into his body
I’m really enjoying it so far, but come on 😭 You cannot, for the love of me, tell me that ML’s first move after literally going into cardiac arrest was to get out of his hospital bed, get fully dressed, and go see FL just so she knows he’s still alive at the beginning of episode 5… so realistic haha
This season feels completely different from the first one. Season 1 was much more awkward, and you could tell that most of the contestants didn’t really know how to flirt or express romantic interest.
I think Season 2 is just as exciting as the first, but I love that they’ve added more twists and turns. It doesn’t feel like there are only one or two obvious couples from the start. Instead, everyone is getting the chance to know each other, which makes the connections feel more natural and keeps things unpredictable.
The cast also seems a lot more mature overall, and for some reason the whole season gives me Single’s Inferno vibes. I’m not exactly sure why—it just does. That’s just my opinion, though.
So I rewatched the trailer, and it looks like there are still quite a few scenes we haven’t seen yet. If I caught everything correctly, there are definitely some changes coming before the final choices.It’s pretty obvious that Jae Seo and Seo-yoon won’t choose anyone in the end.As for the others, I think Tae-hoon is going to have a change of heart and go on a date with Han Ju—maybe even two. I also think Jung-yun will leave on his own. You can clearly tell that Su Ji likes Hyuk-joon, and if I’m not mistaken, I think he’ll reject her. In the trailer, I noticed a scene where she confesses to him while she has curly hair, and later she’s crying alone in her room.I also think Hyuk-joon will reject Jeong-eun. There was a scene in the trailer where the two of them seemed to be having a difficult conversation. In the end, I believe Hyuk-joon will choose Hyun-seo. That said, even if they leave together, I wouldn’t be surprised if she ends things after watching the show and seeing how he behaved throughout the season.I also noticed a scene of two people out in nature who looked like they were making their final choice and putting on couple rings. My guess is that it was Hyuk-joon and Hyun-seo.I think Seung-hyun will get another chance with Soo-hyun after things seemed to go nowhere for a while. I’m pretty sure I saw them together in the trailer, and the preview also showed him looking nervous while talking to his crush.I haven’t really seen anything that hints at Jeong-eun’s ending, but personally, I don’t think any of the contestants are a good match for her. She deserves someone much more mature. I also think Jin-woo is only pursuing her now because he’s run out of other options. From the beginning, he was only interested in Su Ji, and he never seemed genuinely attracted to Han Ju.
I’m telling you now, SH will go for HJ in the end, even if SH & JY and HJ & JS have way more chemistry. Looks come first most of the time, especially in such a short period of time. Sad to see, but the moment HJ stepped into that house after their six-hour date, I knew.
Also, bold move from JY to talk about their date so openly. You could really tell SH didn’t want everyone else to know. That made it even clearer that the date with JY felt more like an affair, while what SH has with HJ feels like an actual relationship.
But honestly, I don’t think any of them will end up together. You need to be each other’s type—it can’t just be one person who sees it that way.
When I first read the title of this dating show, I was a bit hesitant. I had only seen a few clips on TikTok where two people seemed to be trapped together in a room. So I put two and two together and assumed the show was about people being locked inside some kind of “love laboratory”—since it’s called The Love Lab—where they spend 24 hours together and eventually fall in love.
But as soon as I watched the first episode, I immediately understood what the show was actually about, and I really like it. It’s honestly crazy how wrong I was about the plot!
I think Season 2 is just as exciting as the first, but I love that they’ve added more twists and turns. It doesn’t feel like there are only one or two obvious couples from the start. Instead, everyone is getting the chance to know each other, which makes the connections feel more natural and keeps things unpredictable.
The cast also seems a lot more mature overall, and for some reason the whole season gives me Single’s Inferno vibes. I’m not exactly sure why—it just does. That’s just my opinion, though.
Also, bold move from JY to talk about their date so openly. You could really tell SH didn’t want everyone else to know. That made it even clearer that the date with JY felt more like an affair, while what SH has with HJ feels like an actual relationship.
But honestly, I don’t think any of them will end up together. You need to be each other’s type—it can’t just be one person who sees it that way.
But as soon as I watched the first episode, I immediately understood what the show was actually about, and I really like it. It’s honestly crazy how wrong I was about the plot!