She Would Never Know

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.

Hands down one of the best korean romance dramas i have ever watched. Highlight of the show: Its main male lead actor Rowoon.

I love this drama!

Not too melodramatic romance.

A very practical drama where characters are very much real and no dumb clichès.

Everyone has their own struggles in life and according to that they react, which means the bad is not always bad and the good one is not always good.

Some points about this drama which I like the most are:-

• The importance of self love and how to heal yourself and open about it to your loved ones rather than hiding your pain.

• Divorce is not a taboo, if the marriage is going nowhere then there is no point to hold on to it.

Take care of the child while separating as divorce hurts children the most so,they needed our support at that time.

• Time is the best healer and medicine.

• Family support is the most important thing in life.

• Not being a judgemental idiot.

• A healthy friendship with the collegues which is quite rare.

Still, somethings are shown unnecessarily and dragged but overall a very healthy series which will make you smile at the end.

Khamsahmnida!!! 💜

Loved this drama. I could feel the emotion and attraction of the main couple, Rowoon was spot on with his character showing every feeling and emotion, and I discovered a very funny and clumsy side of his acting ( which I enjoyed a lot) great chemistry with the kid and his sisters in the drama. My favorite thing about this series is that is just so real, no dumb clichés or characters that doesn't exist in real life. The bad one is not that bad and the nice one is not that nice, they are humans, making mistakes and living the consequences. Also there's a few very taboo stories that are very relevant in today's world. Really great job with it and under appreciated unfortunately, hidden gem! I hope loads of people get to wAtch it!

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.