I know some people are probably tired of me saying it, but the main couple in this show sucks. The drama between them is boring and stupid. The main two characters themselves are not interesting, either. I wish they would just go away.

On the other hand, the other characters in this show are delightful. They are fun and interesting. Their dialogues are witty. Their chemistry corruscates. They act well. Heck, even the minor characters like the person Minho plays or the Jae-won's played by Son Jong-hak are fun. The format, with the talking to the camera and the candid discussions, are also interesting, unique, and fun (well, except when Jae-won and Eun-oh are involved; in those cases, my eyes just sort of glaze over).

This show, IMO, is a classic case of not knowing strengths and playing to your weaknesses. It has some great features and has potential, but is ignoring all that's good about it and focusing on things that just aren't working and just wont work. A shame.

Story between main couple is quite cliché. Two strangers meet, fall in love. Unfortunately, one has some emergency and they decide to meet later. Other one never shows up due to some guilt.
Come on, it is tried to the death formula straight out of old Hollywood, Bollywood love stories. The best thing about those is that they get over in 90 minutes. (In case of Bollywood movie, it is more than that but there are song and dance to distract you from moping couple)

The main couple are still clearly the main couple but it felt like the other characters are starting to get a bit more screen time? JCW’s character on the holiday really grates with me - partly because it feels like he’s trying hard to be cute and it comes across to me like he’s trying rather than cute 😅 , and partly because he doesn’t really seem all that interested in Sun Ah as a real life person and not an island fantasy. It came across to me like he didn’t want to say anything about them being married and was kind of embarrassed when she announced it (he got in the spirit after that so who knows).

I know this show has kinda new format, but, boy, am I getting upset! How long before I know Eun-oh's backstory? I can't understand why she didn't leave Jae-won immediately the moment he asked her to marry him. She chose to be Sun-ah, so why be fickle now that she's living as Eun-oh?

I need the story of the present day main couple to move quicker cos Eun Oh as a character is getting on my nerves. But yet, it is quite real. People do behave differently in a holiday setting. Many I know personally have done things they wouldn't otherwise do in reality. Logic? Consequences? Don't care.

I really love the topic dealt in ep 5. How you deal with the stuff depicts how you see your r/s with the other. Try to get back the items or insist on returning them? Definitely an excuse to get back. Get back and trash the items? Definitely hating the r/s and wanting to get rid of it. Keeping the items quietly? Definitely lingering feelings. OMG. Brought back so much memories for me!

Of all the couples, I really like Kyung-Joon and Rin-Yi. They're so so cute! The main leads are okay for me because they're JCW and KJW. Maybe I'll hate them if they were played by others.

Personally, I think the production team did well using this interview format for the 30-min slot. I get it that some people don't like it but I find it ingenious cos a topic is discussed, you get to see how couples react to it, and then snippets of their love life. And the story will string out eventually.

(it's just me) i felt so bored and sleepy while watching the drama. perhaps because of the interview style and pure romance plot.? Dont know whats happening but somethings off with the Main leads acting

But im happy for everyone who genuinely like lovestruck.

I love the vibe of the show.And JCW and KJW have amazing chemistry. There are few things that bugged me in this this week's episode esp with KJW 'a character. I mean if she wasn't planning on staying with him why did she agreed to marry him?( Although that marriage part was sudden and impulsive , she could have said no.) Or even made him believe that she was planning to stay in touch or even promise to meet in Seoul. No matter whatever her reasons are, she should have atleast ended it on a decent note instead of letting him wonder what he did wrong. Atleast the guy deserves an explanation. Then the first reason she gave for breakup. She acted like a different person and he fell in love and now she worries that whoever's he loves is not the real her?? Does that even make sense?? When she didn't let him know the real her, how can she expect him to like the version that he didnt even know of??? It's so frustrating to know that there are a lot other mature ways of how she could have handled the situation. And then in episode 4 when she saw his car the first thing she said was " his parents might have bought him that. I bought this car with my own money". I mean seriously ??? How can she be so judgemental? Just coz she is not that well off she is judging others who are doing well....
On side note I am watching the series on netflix and I dont know how accurate the translations might be. So my analysis is solely based on it.

I do hope they redeem these things in the future episodes and give us some valid reasons on everything.

While others are objectively debating what they like and dislike about this show, I'm the only one thinking 'damn, must be nice to go to a vacation, find and commit to a love, knowing that the two of you would return to the same city'.... ^^
Perks of living in Korea, I guess... you know everybody's headed back to Seoul after the vacay! xD

I love both actors. But the past 3 episodes can be summed up as: clingy boy can't get over the fact that he got played and girl wistfully stares into space and reflects that things just could not be.

I don't know if I can take another week of JCW trying to convince the audience that he loved a girl whom he did not know one thing about.

Jae-won doesn't know that the person he fell in love with wasn't the real Eun-oh, but a character she chose to play. We still don't know why she did this. The ending of this episode with the black and white scene on a slightly dirty deserted city street vs. the colorful river scene left me curious about whether it's a confirmation of their doomed relationship or just a comment on how they've handled it so far.

I really enjoy Sun-young and fear for her future boyfriends. 😂

I think my issue with the main couple is that this drama wants to be realistic with serious conversations about couples/love. But the main characters are not common at all : the ML is a guy who fell in love and wanted to marry after 2 months and the FL acted like someone else but didn't assume. So it's hard to believe in their love story and to care about.

But I really like the format.

Jae Won and Eun Oh are so missmatched....I shake my head in disbelief....I found their island antics cringe....I know first hand it happens to solo Travellers but the magic wears off at the end, you go your separate way, the end. Jae Won comes across as overtly delusional and needy ....Eun Oh is caricature that we've seen way too many times in films, dramas. I still don't think the show gave us viewers compelling enough reasons to root for these basic AF people.

I really like the show. The main couple are terrible. The ML is incredibly whiny and FL is apparently a liar. I don't like their non-relationship, lol. They are not even together and they are bothersome. I think that is why I like the show, because it is showing the aftermath of a relationship. I love the other "couples." The two who are actual couple are adorable, even when they breakup. The other two seem to have moved on and are living their best lives, I love it.

I wanted to wait until at least the second week of this show to comment but the main couple just isn't doing it for me in this show. The actors are doing a great job however, their characters, especially Eun Oh are taking too long to develop. She is this mystery that they have yet to explain. JCW character is a guy who falls in love quickly (to say the least) but he has been yelling at the camera in his interviews about Eun Oh for 5 episodes straight lmao. I like the different format of the drama but with the shorter run time, it leaves me wanting more to happen each episode. Most of every episode has been spent in the past and I hope that doesn't continue. I want these characters to be developed more because that will help me understand them more!

As I said many times before, I love the format and I enjoy the quick conversation with he camera and everyone giving their opinion about other's relations. I really enjoy that.

The main couple is boring. The other two are really interesting and I wish we could spend more time with them.

I keep watching this show even as I want to strangle the female lead for her silliness. But I have to accept the fact that her decision to separate instead of just telling the truth is what is driving the plot- which is frustrating. We are getting more glimpses of the other characters and that is fun.

Just finished episode 7 and I am dropping this. Sorry Ji Chang-wook.

I've watched the first half dozen or so episodes and what a mess.
Double extra montages with a side of montage.
The writers are just piling on the agony without raising the stakes.
The long term couple is cute but they feel like a direct lift from "This is My First Life".
The other couple. Hoo boy. So many abusive abuser red flags. Run dude run.