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The first thing I wanna make clear here is that it's a good drama overall.

The story that envolves a family who seemed lost when the father and ex husband come out of nowhere being the landlord of their building (and rich). The writers should have been praised here by how well they made everything interesting enough to catch our attention and make it humorously at the same time.

While watching it made me think about my relationship with my mother and sometimes I saw myself fully understanding how hard was to Aeyeon to put Mirae back in his role of daughter and not the head family because I saw myself judging my mother for actions that it doesn't need my approval.

There were some scenes that came so cringe that almost made me drop this drama, but I'm glad that I didn't that because it all worked well in the end.

The plot twists, the way they wrapped up every little story made me feel like if they went to 16 episodes, it would turn out good too.

In the end, I really recommend you to give a chance go this kdrama because it'll be a good choice. It's a good drama who have deep questions and a good end.

I'm just ending to watch this k-drama and I really appreciated about how things went on them.

The way the scripter led the things so fluent were a good point to stand, watching it all were smoothly like a good time I didn't saw in k-dramas. The love was ok, the chemistry of the leads were also on point and the second couple (Hong Ran e Dae Young) were really great (I think they should developed deeper their relationship, how it started, how it went and how their sons reacted).

Depression and post traumatic stress disorder was portrayed in a really humanized way. I could relate to them even though I never experienced both of this sickness.

The overcome of depression by Haneul moved me to be happier, so I think you should give a chance to experience something like that too.

I read a comment someone saying that it could ended in episode 8, but what make this drama different was really that. They had a plot, they wrapped well and still showed us their sadness and grief and how they overcame. And after that everything were flowers. I also think there are other better dramas who can deliver the real experience of this horrendous Korean system of work and pressure in service, and the way Park Hyung Sik acted as Yeo Jeong Woo was silly and adorable, just like other characters of him, and that's really awesome. Jeong Woo brought lightness to the history, and that's a cool thing to notice.

The last thing I would like to emphasize here is one of the last talks between Nam Bada e his mother where she shows him he is not better or worst his noona, just different and lovable. Like every mom should say and be.

Anyways, it's not the best drama I've watched, but was a really light one even though treat about mental health. I recommend you dig into it faster as you can. You won't regret.

"If there's sadness, there will always be happiness as well."

This will be short but with all of my heart because I just finished this dorama and I've been entangled with the storytelling and how this were moving forward.

It's a romantic inspirational story that runs over years and shows the friendship of 5 young people in their latest high school/early adultness years.

What I would to focus my praise is how well things were approached. Na Heedo conflicts with his mother, Baek Yijin family's bankrupt, Ko Yurim being a star but with money issues, Moon Jiwong and his way of live worryless, Ji Seungwan and his super good grades but a boredom that accompanies herself.

Watching the growth and mature of Na Heedo really made all the time spent worthwhile. I personally found wholesome how Yurim's relationship with Heedo upgraded and became so depth.

And I normally don't care about OSTs, but in this particular case I think made the difference. The Jaurim song was THE THING.

After episode 14, everything was just exciting, and the final were astounding. I really recommend you guys give a chance.