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First off, Chae Soo-Bin was made to smile, which there's not enough of in this movie.

At the heart of it is mainly the exploration of the relationship between nurse Da-eun (Chae) and civil engineer Jang-hyuk (Jang Ki-Yong). Two young, good looking people finding each other, trying to make things work despite long hours in the office and travel for Jang-hyuk. What sorts of sacrifice must they endure, and can love solve all problems?

With storytelling, context is everything. What may have been a head scratcher at times will likely be explained at the end. Regardless of the clever story crafting, this is no fairy tale, rather real life in its glorious ups and downs - sweet, and sour.

At times funny - (literally) comical even, this beautifully crafted K-Drama rewards you with a seemingly endless roller coaster ride of euphoria and heartbreak if you could get past some unlikely scenarios. There's plenty of tears too from the well cast main leads.

The main story centres around a chance relationship between a brilliant young and rich recluse growing up alone due to a potentially fatal allergy, with a struggling entrepreneur - beautiful both inside and out, standing in for an AI robot made in her image.

It explores friendships, family, second chances, self doubt, and self examination. It also highlights so many things are fake, from the main premise of the story, to the transaction-like societal relationships. Sometimes a lie is for someone's protection, sometimes it's for gain. Could knowing the truth earlier been better?

Many twists and turns to keep you interested. The less you know the better.

If you like a mushy storyline and soppy soundtrack, this TV series is well worth your time. I would've missed this had it not been for a recap video on YouTube. I loved it. Re-watched it many times.

It's nice to have a reasonably good, clean comedy that the whole family can enjoy. Don't stretch your grey cells, don't look for nor expect plot twists. Just turn off your brain and settle in for some light fluff.