She put a lot of money away. She had 8 million dollars. Wow. I felt so bad for Gwang Nam, I wanted Canada for him.

Also he was judge, I forget the beanie who said it first, but you nailed it.

Finally this is really a triangle lol. She is real/fke married to one and fake engaged to another, what a mess lol.

Team Ji Ho. He is awkward, weird, and just wants to be left alone. I enjoy him. Ha

Thanks @Unit I am glad this has turned the corner in the comedy side but it still has too much drama and conflict for the rom com I expected. I am intrigued by the potential for things to go silly going forward I am not sure if they will be able to carry it as the tone is not quite right.
I am wondering about the gay storyline now as they have painted a sad story for the bestie.

Eeesh….I had so many problems with these episodes. Mr Silent Judge seems reasonably normal compared to the other two leads, neither of whom seems remotely concerned that Sang Eun just got attacked in the street.

Interestingly I think if the tone of the whole show was different the things that irritate me would feel funny or endearingly quirky but it’s just making me hate her -
like the surprise messiness in Hae-Jin’s house would be an amusing contrast to how put together she is usually, instead of incredibly rude. Similarly if I liked the characters better, the announcement by Hae-Jin (without consulting her at all) might be a hilarious dilemma but I just feel bad for Ji-ho.

I would love for the drama to keep chaebol drama to minimum- Only 5 minutes per episode.
Give me more high jinks between the timid judge, the star, Jamie - the cat , and Jamie- the human.

Well, we finally found out how Mr Tuesdays/Fridays became a client, But am i the only one salty she had to part with 7.5 million just like that? Aish....that seriously hurt me, also how does Mr Celebrity plan to introduce her to his Family? I mean, she was almost engaged to first bro and wont they run a background check and see her 12 almost 13 divorces?

Well, one thing is, i cannot wait for the drama that will ensure next week and our FL is living the dream life, I mean 2 really gorgeous husbands? what else does a girl want?!!

I'm not exactly sure what's happening with the chaebol/Madame Yoo drama, but I'm loving Go Kyung Pyo in this role a lot. If this story goes off the rails, I think I'll stick it out it for him. I really love his character and acting, and he and Park Min Young have a lot of chemistry. I also wonder if the SML will end up with Sang-Eun's roommate?

Like other said, I think if this drama was just a fun hijinks drama like Business Proposal, Secretary Kim, etc, it would have been a really solid romcom. I really like the cast though, and I'm still looking forward to next week's episodes!

I'm enjoying this show despite/because of all the gaps and dissonance, but the alternate drama we have collectively written in comments would be so much more fun. Fingers crossed for more oddball comedy and less makjang; I’m completely bored with Mi-ho as a character (unless she’s the vampire).

This week’s episodes felt like being inside a pinball machine where the ball is my brain trying to make sense of this and the flippers are my arms waving around wildly at the insanity on the screen. Did the writer get a prompt requiring all genres be crammed into two episodes? Also, how is the FL attacked in the street with a GINORMOUS KNIFE a okay moments later and then off to dinner in that ridiculous belted shirt ensemble? Getting very concerned about the gay best friend storyline too. Anyway, my arms got an amazing workout flapping around at the insanity of it all. I’ll add some light weights next week.

Definitely more enjoyable than the premiere episodes. Some of the makjang elements are unbelievable and beyond stupid, but I’m braindead enough to just roll with it for now.

As for the characters, I’m 100% Team Ji-ho so far. Go Kyung-pyo has been infinitely entertaining as this awkward, introverted weirdo who just wants to be left alone (eternal mood, he just like me fr) and if there’s anything really going for this drama so far, it’s his performance. Hae-jin is… fine, I guess. Most of my positivity towards him is just an extension of my liking Kim Jae-young, which is a bit unfortunate. Hopefully, he gets more fleshed out and fun in upcoming episodes. Can’t have a proper love triangle if the odds are so clearly weighed on one side. Even if dramas are predictable as hell and everyone knows Ji-ho is the ML. Gwang-nam is fantastic and probably my favourite character so far. I’m liking that we get a queer character who actually feels like an important part of the wider story and whose sexuality isn’t just present to be a plot point exploited for shock value or blatant homophobia. That said, the correct way forward with Gwang-nam is to give him a love story of his own. If I were writing this drama, it would be with Hae-jin just to keep things nice and uncomplicated, but I know the writers are too cowardly for that, lmao. It’s not like bisexuality exists or anything! Only a strict binary of gay or straight here! *laughs awkwardly in bi-erasure*

Unfortunately, the real weak spot for me so far, beyond the general chaebol nonsense and makjang flavour, is Mi-ho. Which is a bit confounding since I usually love Park Min-young. It’s not even that she’s bad here or anything - I do like her chemistry with Go Kyung-pyo, but she just feels uninteresting and bland compared to the others. Is it just bad writing or is Park Min-young just phoning it in with this performance? Given her track record even in previously mediocre projects, I’m leaning more towards the former. Whatever the case, this needs to be fixed. It’s not a good thing that the strongest emotion I felt so far for the main protagonist of this 16-episode drama is outrage that she’s no longer a millionaire. Not to be an advocate for gross wealth inequality but let the woman be fabulously rich!

I'm glad the possible serial killer bit about Ji Ho was quickly dispelled. I like the detail that he is a judge, but also specifically a family court judge and that he recognized Sang Eun and was curious about her. How could she not recognize him during all those proceedings? One other thing I forgot to mention last week was that it was risky not having the bare minimum background check on her clients.

His social anxiety is a better issue to tackle than let's say a thirst for murder lollll. I like that Sang Eun can help him with her experience and wit. Relationship and friendship advice, not just being the fake wife. I can't wait to see his improvement. He can have some decent conversations. He's observant and tries to be careful. Not spontaneous. Heck, I laughed so hard during the epic dinner scene, but I also felt a little bad for him. (Go Kyung Pyo had so many expressions!) I would be just like him. I wouldn't have been able to lie fast and make smooth replies like Sang Eun.

Thank goodness Hae Jin and Sang Eun let their pasts be known to each other early. I wish she had agreed to be his wife though before he sprung it on her.

Gwang Nam's story is sad. His sisters are awful. Hoping he'll get his happy ending. Have only seen this actor in one previous role. Glad to see more of him here.

The tension-filled scenes of Mi Ho and Sang Eun are strange, but somewhat compelling. I can't believe Sang Eun threw down a TON of money for bail. Her fragile ego. Wow. Mi Ho knew her so well. Sang Eun can pull off the image of a happy, confident, stylish person, but she is not flawless.

I don't like any character... The humor sounds weird and overacted after the serious ton they chose at the beginning.

The story makes less and less sense.

Am so loving JH after these episodes, yes it's strange that SE didn't realise he presided over 6 of her divorces but OK there's quite a bit we need to let slide for this drama in any case.
Agree with the comment of 5 minutes max of makjang each episode, it is a bit tiresome, and I'm totally frustrated that her money is gone, removing a lot of her independence and agency.
Favourite scenes were with JHs boss and his wife. JHs face was fabulous, about 20 emotions, mostly to do with mortification and embarrassment were written on his face.
I also loved his jaw clench at the end when he saw the new couple on TV, this guy has so much pent up emotion in general, that when he does express himself as he wants, it might be an explosion!

Sang-eun seems to have an even worse memory for faces than I do, and that's really quite an achievement. Even I would certainly recognise the judge after my fifth divorce.

I'm still not convinced.

I have so many issues with this week's episodes esp with PMY's character. I don't know but I felt she was rude and a bit annoying in this week's episodes. The way she reacted to ML's advice was a bit confusing. I mean it was totally on point, all he said was she has to deal men with inferiority complexes so her job might rub their ego in a wrong way which can make her a possible target, all of which seems to be logical. Either the writing is poor or there might be some sort of pro with translation. It made her look insecure, a bit of dim bulb and poor at listening and comprehending. The show is trying to make her character sassy and badass but she is coming off as obnoxious and at times haughty. Another issue I have with her character is the way she makes a huge mess. Imagine having to clean the kitchen mess every time. And the fact that she did the same at SML’s room also irked me to the core. At least with the best friend she can be herself since he knows how messy she is but doing the same with your client and the client’s neighbour is not so cute. If the show added that for the funny element, it not working. If my room mate or friend do the same thing, I will leave it as such and walk out. She was rude and spunky to the SML but when the guy revealed her as his fiancé without even taking her consent, she played along without a word??? *sigh*
Madam Yoo’s character is interesting but the portrayal of relationship between FL and her is so badly done. Are we to believe that the FL is so deeply indebted to Madam Yoo that she gave up all her savings, her car, her abroad plans and went back to the job from which she was about to retire, just to get her (Madam Yoo) out of the jail?? They both don’t even greet each other well. I mean I get that they need a reason for the FL lead to stay in the country but this whole set up is so unconvincing and forced.
I am gonna keep this on hold and switch to weecap reading to check if there will be anything worth watching, in the coming episodes.

Ji-ho has swept me off my feet with his social awkwardness. His I-don't-bother-to-hide-the-shock facial expressions he gave off as each non-existing part of his life was constructed from the ground up, Man wasn't prepared🤭. You have my votes already, all of it.

a lot of scenes this week made my heart rate accelerate faster than the speed of light! (who knew i was so deprived of sexual tension my god) (also that jaw clench my GOD)

Anyways, i felt like ji-ho's career reveal happened SO fast (even tho we had our theories and almost all of us were right) cuz I really thought they would drag it out abit more.

I've seen a lot of comments about dislike over hae-jin but honestly imo, I dont see a reason to hate him as of now since we dont really know much about him or his past.

Aside from that, I'm looking forward to the upcoming eps!

I am eagerly awaiting the next episode. I'm also firmly in camp Ji-ho. I've been burned once when Go Kyung Po turned out to be the second lead (Jealousy Incarnate) and I don't think I can take that a second time :)

Late to the party (as usual) but I'm Team Ji-ho all the way and I still enjoy Park Min Young. Sometimes, an actor or actress is just "right" for certain stories. Much as I have enjoyed her in the past, I couldn't get past Ep. 2 in "Forecasting" because the comedy was missing.

No idea what this show's genera is or what kind of bizarre writing is going on. But for some reason it's keeping me curious enough to keep watching.