Choi Kang Hee looks younger everytime I see her.

Another desperate and/or dysfunctional single penniless female Contract worker another drama...do middle class single women not exist anymore?

37 yr old Candy?

so i love her and probably will watch most of what she's in (if i can pay attention) and i wonder if this is better than it sounds since i barely tolerate him, but for some reason think he's ok...

it's 2021 so the need for the idea of candy has been put out to pasture. what's frustrating is that these dramas seem to put these problems out there like it's some fundamentally personal issue instead of like hey why isn't a 37 year old woman—she is literally in her prime no matter what anyone says about societal pressure this is like your PEAK AGE—comfortable in her life, career, family? what changed? could it have been massive sociopolitical economic environmental unrest? her job insecurity and not being able to connect with someone like GEE COULD IT BE OTHER FACTORS that arent so internal and is the drama up for the challenge? and when the fuck is SK going to move on from this chaebol shit cos it' salways the fucking consolation prize but the money means nothing lmao

This drama sounds like a 1000 others.Rich clueless guy discovers happiness by meeting poverty stricken plucky candy. Yawn.

Looking forward to this because of the cast, hope it'll be true romcom that keeps a distance from melo. Just watched them guesting in Knowing Bros, so cute that both Choi Kang-hee and Kim Young-kwang are shy introverts. They're all still a hoot tho!

I like the self re-discovery angle. It'll be interesting to find out how she ended up this way, though it sounds like it'll be really dramatic/traumatic.

I wish they didn't make the hero an immature rich guy. Hoping the dad doesn't just give him a job at a low position within the family business since it's already too much of a luxury to have a stable job that you didn't have to go through grueling interviews for.

He has movie coming out this month too. Mission Possible with Lee Sun Bin, trailer looked fun.

An older drama, Assorted Gems, did the Candy meets Chaebol Heir well. The chaebol father sent the son out with only enough money to rent a room, and told him to make his own way for a year. The Candy had a regular job but quit. The guy ends up renting a room from Candy’s parents... that part of the story was a nice change, I thought.

The story is not very original. But I don't really care if the execution is good and the casting can make me forget about it.

I have the biggest soft spot for Choi Kang Hee - I'm looking forward to seeing her on my screen again <3

I sighed when I read the description of the ML.. Well, KYK is so charming. He was great in TSLOMS and I legitimately missed him on screen so I am gonna give this one a try anyway.

It's Protect the Boss. Without Ji Sung. And no Jaejoongie.

I usually avoid dramas that centers on real-life issues, but I am going to watch this because this year I'm in the same age as the main female character, so I can somewhat relate, I guess...