Hit the Spot

Well this was outright sex acts, There wasn't much left to the imagination. It starts off with a full out sex scene with a ridiculous warning that is too late - not appropriate for work. Who watches K-Drama's at work in the first place? But even if you did, it would be one embarrassing moment as a sex scene comes on approx first second of the show. My take on this is that this unusual style for a Korean Drama is that the writers are trying to copy the short Japanese K-Drama's (usually 8 episodes) that have been popular lately that are romantic and full of sex. However, this drama wasn't romantic at all, but more of vulgar instruction. I would rather watch the J-Drama that has just as much sex but more romantic in nature.