I am always willing to try to watch a noona romance, but why??? Why Seo Hyun-jin????😒😟
I am not very happy.

I just can't with this drama, and I am disappointed because I love Seo Hyun Jin, but this drama ain't it. If they had made him older or at least the same age, it would have been less gross. Sigh. As for the actor, I have never seen him in anything, so can't speak to his skills.

If anyone wonder here is some more information about the male character.
"...Gong Chan, a freshman at Seojoong University’s law school and the owner of a bar. Gong Chan met Oh Soo Jae in the past when he was falsely accused of a crime. After serving time in jail for a crime he didn’t commit, he is cleared of the charges and reunites with Oh Soo Jae at the law school where she is an adjunct professor."

I find this student-professor relationship highly... unethical, so this drama is a hard pass for me.

I love Hwang In-yub and have nothing against Seo Hyun-jin but I'm not a fan of noona romance at all... ugh.
Hwang In-yub... why this drama? He is 29, can he play a role of his age?

Student-teacher is simply a no-no for me. It doesn't matter if it is the teacher who is female. I am not someone who simply reacts to the age difference- that does not bother me. But once you are talking about teacher-student, or doctor-patient or lawyer-client then there is an ethical line that has been crossed- and I am not very forgiving of such things. Being the member of a profession carries with it some serious moral considerations as to how one lives ones life. Lose sight of those standards and one becomes a rudderless ship storm tossed in an uncharted sea.

So I do not see myself watching this one.

Teacher-student relationship is a no-no.

Oh my goodness, NO!

As someone who has taught in college for 4 years, I've seen lot of Teacher-Student relationships and some even got married. I can't say anything ill about them cause they were my colleagues but personally, I don't tolerate this. I wish they don't encourage these kind of stories. I remember one of my professors telling us that when a student falls in love with you, it's your fault for not drawing a line between them and yourself. Project yourself as someone who they need to view as a mentor and not as a lover. And if ever they do really fall in love with you, make them feel as if they need to prove themselves first before approaching you.

Oh my goodness, I feel stressed reading this article. Hahaha!

Love the actors hate the plot,on the fence with this one...Remember it was supposed to air on SBS...

No, absolutely not. I really like both Hwang In-yeop and Seo Hyun-jin, but student-teacher relationships are one of my biggest turn-offs. The entire debacle is extremely unethical and an abuse of power in my opinion. As a current university student myself, I cannot fathom falling for a professor and in turn, would be horrified if a professor pursued me romantically. They have so much power (and huge age difference, in most cases) over you that I can’t see it as anything but grooming.

I was looking forward to Hwang In-yeop becoming a main lead, However, I will not support any media that romanticizes such disgusting abusive relationships.

(Hwang In-yeop is 30 and Seo Hyun-jin is 36. With their real-life ages, this could’ve been a perfectly normal noona romance without the student-teacher grooming dynamic. Writers, what the hell?)

Ugh. I want to see Hwang In Yub in more dramas, but this plot is a turn-off. I like Seo Hyun Jin too though... :>

I know that writers can be creative with their premise but the whole teacher-student turning lovers is just plain wrong 😖.

I'm not clutching my pearls ... yet. I gave Soul Repairer a chance because humans are complex, and the purpose of art is to illustrate that complexity. I know it because I once fell in love with my therapist, and even though I promptly changed my therapist, still if someone would have to tell a slice-of-my-life, would they squirm and white-wash it?

(Of course, I dropped SR like a hot potato after episode 1 because it came nowhere near the nuanced and ethical approach I was hoping for.)

I'll give it a chance.

I had been very curious to see what the Lie After Lie writer was going to do next, as that was utterly cracktastic.

Now, unless it's a bit different from the description, I'll give it a miss

I like both and feel not right choice for both :)

18 Again worked around this particular sensitive line and it was well received.1, Skillful directing is the one thing I am holding on to so this topic doesn't irk me. Since its hymn of death's PD, it worth a try.

On paper it sounds icky but I will refrain from making any judgement until I see it play out. Maybe there's a way they can make it not problematic.

I hope Seo Hyun Jin Stop acting in a romance drama and doing more meaty roles. But What SHould I do?

I hope the execution makes it less icky. Like maybe she's just an occasional lecturer and doesn't hand out assignments or grades. In dramas, I've seen some characters who just regularly lecture at the university, but don't appear to do anything like lesson preparation or grading. They just come in during the day in the middle of their day jobs and speak and then leave. But that could just be because they're in a kdrama and the other stuff is too boring to show. Sort of like how they rarely show doctors doing paperwork. In the US, at least, doctors spend more than half their time on paperwork.

The only two times I have been okay with a skewed power dynamic like this were in Eighteen Again (where the ml was of course actually an adult and the fl only became romantically attracted when she was made aware of that fact) and Jugglers (where he was her boss but she was his landlord so those skews helped to even each other out). I don't know how they are going to make this somehow not awful, but I hope they do, for the sake of this awesome cast

This sounds like a recipe for disaster. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

Hard pass for me, and I like Seo Hyun Jin. A lot.