I truly enjoy this drama. These two episodes cemented my obvious love for this drama after the fake amnesia came out and we got to see No Go Jin trying to not lash out his annoyances to the people around him.

Ep 6 had some heartfelt moments that I hope to see more of before we delve into the romance. You bet I squealed at that scene when he came for Shin Ah at the department store not because he saved her but because it was a rare show of humanity and it was Kim Jae wook being hot *phew*

I haven’t yet watched episode 6 because I’m waiting for the subs but I can tell you, Crazy Love is a whole new level of crazy. And it’s good crazy.

I’m in love with the entire concept of both parties faking things; Shin-Ah with being a fake fiancée and Go Jin faking his amnesia. I wasn’t sure at first if he was actually faking it because the way he was having memory gaps and going along with Shin-Ah’s ruse AND not remembering his first love (who I’m not fond of already) just shows how amazing of an actor Kim Jae Wook is.

I also realized that even if the main duo are the ones who are supposedly faking things, the actual fakers are Se Gi and Soo Young because one is faking his involvement in the accident and the other is faking her affection.

I honestly love the chemistry between Krystal and Kim Jae Wook. I didn’t expect them to have this much of chemistry but knowing that the King of Chemistry is here, I should’ve looked out. I watched their BTS scenes and they’re both so adorable together. Even off cam they have chemistry.

I really enjoyed this week's episode, particularly ep6. I like that despite them faking the amnesia and engagement, gou can see that they are growing close to each other. GoJin is still a jerk but he is slowly changing.

I particularly like the scene at the department store with Yang Tae and his wife misunderstanding his intentions. I quite cheered when GoJin showed up to the rescue. He didn't understand why he was so triumphant after. Clueless man.

I also like the scene when Sina was helping GoJin trick the ahjusshis. The number of stunts they have pulled off to trick them, I should take notes.

Yang Tae is the obvious choice but I do not think he is the one who sent the death threats or even the mastermind of the hit-and-run. I still think its Segi or SooYoung behind it. Unless there is another character that will act sus.

I am not sure how the Show will end but I hope Sina will survive with GoJin's help.

Thanks for the weecap! I’m enjoying this drama more every week.

My money is on Segi to be the Big Bad - possibly with a fake out to make us think he is not, but then SURPRISE (or not) he is. He’s been too annoyingly nice right from the start.

The hard sell for me is going to be Go Jin as a desirable romantic partner for anyone, let alone Shin Ah - he just seems completely uninterested in anyone outside of himself. I didn’t find his display in the store impressive in any way - just wasteful.

Love this drama! I've always loved Krystal even tho some of her roles are that of a cold woman. But I loved her in Heirs! I think this will be another one of her memorable roles.

That store scene and the scene with the mean GoTop employee shows that he is one to throw money at a problem and not physically hurting or killing anyone. That is why I believe that Yang tae is out of the running. He would have gone after Go jin years ago when he was getting popular or even before that when he left Yang tae's company and started his own. He also invited Soo young into the fold, and she left his company and mentorship as well. He just doesn't have the psyche to plot the killing of people.

Segi is the only person as an option. I knew something was up the minute he left his phone before going on that trip overseas. And when the person that went with him said they were running late, that was another clue that he was the person at the scene after Go jin was ran over. I also think Go jin kinda thinks so as well but is in denial about putting him on his suspect wall.

My theory as to why it is Segi. He and Min were gambling together and Segi lost a ton of embezzled money and he does not want Go jin to see the books.

Or he sold off parts of the company or its secrets for the cash to bounce.

Either way, it has to do with money. Go jin loves it and wants to make a ton of it.

Episode 5 was full of laughs and Episode 6 brought out the feels, I was almost brought to tears when Shin-ah and her father were giving opposing advice to her little brother.

Krystal is really shining in this drama for me.

Alas, we were deprived of cheeky camera winks this week but I will forgive considering all the petty revenge Shin-ah got in today.

It's also hilarious that Go-jin is so confused as to why Shin-ah is doing this to him if she wasn't in cahoots with Kang-Min, like buddy, she broke into your house, piled it full of onions and kimchi slapped you with her resignation and is now currently doing everything in her power to inconvenience you - join the dots bro XD

On the who dunnit front - Se-gi seems like prime suspect territory but also from waaaaay left field, I think Soo-Young's assistant is a 100% in love with her and he's good at skulking around so... maybe?

Each episode just gets better and better!!! Ep 5 was just hilarious hahah now that it's been revealed that Go-Jin us faking amnesia, his change in expression is so funny and we get to see him break the fourth wall too haha. I can't believe Kim Jae Wook acting tone deaf 🤣🤣😂 the guy can sing really well in real life... He really went all out for this and tossing his image away. I like how they were getting back at each other in epi 5.

And the tone shifted so fast in epi 6 😔. I like how they are slowly softening for each other especially Go-Jin. He actually relies on Shin-ah so much but doesn't even realize it. I feel so bad for Shin-ah at the end of ep 6. I guess now she is passed the stage of denial and is accepting her illness.

The preview says that she's going to quit.. I hope Go-Jin gets her to come back. I wonder if he will find out about her illness soon? I am so curious how their romance will continue to develop, two people at opposites coming together.. I feel so invested. Like I'm on a journey with them; their current interaction and dynamics don't feel forced at all. The chemistry between the leads is surprisingly good. I hope it's not going to end up being a tearjerker.. they gave us a lot of laughter but knowing this drama is all kinds of genre, we'll likely get a fair share of tears.

This drama is so good and deserves so much better... Can't wrap my head around the ratings 🤔

Go-jin switches from a bit nice to a bad jerk so easily. I wasn't expecting the potato issue and yeah, both had their valid points. Si-na clearly understands where he is coming from but he doesn't even want to understand hers, especially when I thought he was on the path of understanding. It hurt.
Seeing Si-na on that list was a ridiculous point in ep 5 like, she of all people and more ridiculous was the reasons he thought she was involved - petty reasons. Just be understanding and stick to it, instead of being a jerk afterwards.

The ending sequence of episode 6 is damn to close to home a reminder for Si-na.

And I think Go-jin is still harboring feelings for Soo-young. You call see the longing in his eyes.

A lot of Beanies have commented that they hope Se Gi isn't the culprit and I concur! Just because he would be an obvious choice. He did seem to suspect and test Go Jin for a second there after the presentation though. I want the mystery behind the culprit to remain mysterious and interesting for a bit longer.

The watch was a match to one that Yang Tae wore. While the drama didn't show it on him in a super clear & foreboding way, I still hope it's not him. Again, another obvious choice. And these men could have multiple pairs of watches.

Crazy Love has a somewhat large cast and has introduced various characters so I hope the big culprit is a twisty one, but not completely random.

So much drinking.... so many bottles. /sighs/ Just used to it. The vomiting part was extremely gross. >.<

Highlight of these episodes was definitely Shin Ah and Go Jin's teamwork during the family dinner, hee. I also loved that Shin Ah kept her potatoes and refused Go Jin's annoying demand.

kim jae-wook's so good in this!! am i the only one that gets stressed out at drinking scenes where people are pressured to drink, especially to excess? i get that the writers want to show a different side of their characters, but i honestly hate it!! that said, enemies to lovers (presumably) is one of my favorite romantic tropes, so i look forward to seeing how they make this work lol.