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Far too sloooow. It seems to consist of lingering close ups on the actor's faces followed by a short bit of dialogue ... Another lingering shot then a reply. Many kdramas have episodes laying out the detail of suppressed feelings one character has for or about another - this series has that to an excruciating degree. The sullen character of the female lead makes it difficult for one to warm to her. The male lead is prissy to a fault. I even found the way he went about making tea and coffee irritating.

Overall; packing in place, a waste of good acting talent and actually boring.

It could have been 10 episodes instead of 16.

We've seen the story before - usually done a lot better too. Half decent cast with predictable dialogue and acting so wooden that it should have a fire hazard warning. Stereotype blue collar worker so his hobby is his old muscle car and his favourite film is Casablanca. He drinks neat whiskey and is punching above his weight in the wife department. The wife relaxes in the bath with candles of course. Overall a tedious one hour thirty five minutes that you can't wait to end.

It was all like a teenage take on the excellent Humans TV series - the Swedish version not the inferior British version. Don't waste your time.

At 20 episodes it stretches both the patience and credibility of the audience. The acting is a very mixed bag and ranges between average and amateur. The story itself doesn't really grab the attention of the viewer - the "mystery" is revealed at the half-way point and a great deal of time is taken up with seemingly pointless and illogical sub plots.

I found myself fast-forwarding in a number of scenes because, quite frankly, they were meaningless padding. If you've come to k-drama via Attorney Woo, My Mister etc. Then you will be disappointed. I can't imagine either the cast nor the crew would be pleased to have this mediocre and trope-laden effort on their CVs.