Ildan Ddeugeobge Chungsohara

This is what I would call a "guilty pleasure" type of k drama. It isn't bad, but it isn't great either. It is filled with the tried and true romcom formula's and tropes, but it is very enjoyable if that is the type of show you are looking for. Sometimes we all just need a cute romcom and this fits the bill. This show also had my two favorite things in a romantic couple; a soft, gentle boi and a size difference (wow that kitchen countertop scene!). The main couple had good chemistry which really pulled the show together. The plot was pretty simple but well done, and I thought the character motivations made sense which is always a plus - no dumb scenes just for the sake of drama! Overall I enjoyed this show a lot. Was it great? No. I also wouldn't re-watch it. But I think it is well worth a watch for those who enjoy romantic comedies because this has all the perfect parts of a romcom.

This is a cute and endearing Kromcom. The last couple of episodes are a bit weak and anticlimactic. I'd have liked to see them handle a few things differently in the writing throughout to draw a bit more audience empathy and lessen the roller coaster ride a bit. It could have used a bit stronger plot. The characters were a mixed set of unique and cliche mixed together. So it wasn't perfect and definitely not "the best romcom ever" (some 10-star staff reviews in there?)... but still a decent binge-watch series and for the most part enjoyable.

A cleaning company Ceo suffers from mysophobia and has his car run into by a young lady pulling a cart of rubbish. This is their first meeting but from this a relationship begins to grow and she ends up working for him and even though she is unkempt and a messy eater his feelings towards her grow. What neither realise is that they had met when they were children but events which took place later in their lives will cause a major rift. An enjoyable romantic drama which even though it is predictable is well acted by the entire cast, particularly the romantic leads.

I would love to have scored this 7.5 because it deserves a higher rating than the current rating. It's a very poignant series to be honest. It has a few of the regular features in many KDRAMAS like childhood traumas, family intrigues and the poor second lead. Anyhow, this was fun to watch! It's got a great support cast and it's quite funny. It's a bit over the top at times, bordering on being quite hammy but it's fun! I loved the leads and this show has one of my favourite umbrella scenes!!! Worth watching for sure.

The male lead really stoled the series. He was funny as hell and was able to transition from funny to serious as the episodes played on. They only briefly mentioned the trauma that he went through as a child. The actress on the other hand was kind of okay but like another reviewer said when asked something they wouldn't answer. This series could have ended in less episodes had they spoken up. Another thing. I have never seen a whole family with such bad luck in my life, that is kind of unrealistic. Also the fact that they only focused on her trauma and not the male characters trauma why bring that up if it wasn't going to be used. The ending could have been better. It was kind of incomplete. I recommend watching this because of how funny he was and his ability to transition from that to being serious. Also I have never ever seen a beautiful woman especially korean ever not shower and wash her hair that was kind of unrealistic also.