She Would Never Know

This is a quality contemporary Korean romantic drama about the relationship between two co-workers consisting of a younger man and slightly older woman. Really, the difference in age is hardly an issue, but she is his senior at work, which means they must use some discretion.

This series doesn't quite reach the highs of similar series like Something In The Rain or One Spring Night, but it probably maintains a more consistent pace than both, and makes for pleasant viewing.

It wisely includes additional stories involving three other couples formed by the secondary characters in order to maintain the interest, and thankfully flashbacks are kept to a minimum.

As you'd expect from a romantic KDrama, the cast are nearly all attractive, and the acting is fine.

It distinguishes itself from the KDrama pack (like the two aforementioned series) by making all characters seem sympathetic and real. There are no goodies and baddies (except perhaps the grandfather).

This is well worth a watch if you liked other KDramas such as My Mister, Encounter, or the other two series mentioned above.

This was a one-sided love mostly throughout so there isn't much romance throughout the first half of the series - thank goodness for Rowan who played Chae Hyun-seung because he is the one that made the series watchable. There could never be such a nice guy in the world anywhere and I was so wishing that the main lead female could have been just a little nicer to him please .....so frustrating throughout how awful she treated him. By the end, I was really wishing he would just walk away. So I would have liked to rate it higher but I can't and all my stars go to Rowan who was the perfect actor to play this role of the handsome nicely perfect boyfriend and no one could have done better.

This show is okay but far from great. Actress Jin-ah Won and and actor Kim Seok-woo are excellent thought. If they were then what's the problem? Too many other romances, stories and character's issues going on. So many that it detracts from the main character's romance. It was hard to keep track who loved who, who hated who. There is just not enough time given to the main characters' story and romance. On the positive side the show does give us an interesting look into the world of a cosmetics company and its employees. I have o admit that I liked the ending. Korean shows (Kgramas) are known for their non-definitive open ending. This show at least shows what happens with the main characters.

Interesting drama with superior OST, feels more real life than most, well-acted by almost everyone involved.

Just quite frustrated that the stunning male lead who lacks nothing gets treated like a doormat by the plain female lead. The pairing could have been done better. Somewhat redeemed at the end but hardly satisfying.

Other than that, really enjoyed most of the side characters, everyone did such great job and are actually more interesting to watch than the female lead.

How can all the side character characters be more attractive than a female lead? Honestly, I like the side stories and side characters better. She simply cannot attract me into the story and doesn't have me feel the love between two. She looks too cold and it's a bit hard to imagine that those two guys are fighting over that lady. She doesn't have to be very pretty but a more attractive one with real gestures and performance would have been definitely way better. I like even the roommate lady who is so cute. The two sisters are so lovely and their stories are also worth watching the only love story that is bland is all the man leads. The male lead is a good actor. I enjoyed it watching him. My favorite couple is the big sister and her boyfriend, the boss of the company. The younger sister's husband (no spoiler here) is also a very good story. In short, I watched it for the sake of the side characters.