This was cute. Nice short episodes and fun.

I was pretty happy with this beginning. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but I was promised a supremely light, short, cute series of episodes, and it’s definitely delivering that. I like my boundaries enough that I generally tend to be Team Standoffish City Person in these situations (oops, haha), and this was no exception, but I’m glad that they haven’t stayed in that territory very long and our vet is adjusting a little better now.

My favorite part so far was probably in ep 3 when Ji-yul was trying to buy the truck and Sang-hyun was having absolutely none of it. And then the drama teases us with this amazing set up where Ja-young is going to pretend to be Ji-yul’s wife so that he can get a better deal at a nearby place. In a drama with more time, we would have definitely seen that play out, but I love that it was just nodded to here, and that was enough to change Sang-hyun’s mind.

My wife and I really enjoyed the first episodes.

I was a little disappointed in the first episode. I was expecting some green acting and a lot of tropes, but the characters and the actors seemed too flat, and it didn't play as fun and light as I hoped.

But the show hit its stride in the second and third episodes and now I'm looking forward to the rest of this. Sang-hyun is already breaking my heart, though--I honestly cannot fathom how Ja-young would not have already fallen for him. But, of course, this is a kdrama, so the boy she fell in love with pre-puberty is the only boy for her.

@dramaddictally thank you for a great weecap. You are so right this is a proper old fashioned rom com. The comedy gold for me was the truck buying incident; the bartering down by the owner himself just to ensure they didn’t get to go play husband and wife in a neighbouring town.

I was hooked at episode one, I like the short episodes and the fact we get three a week as well as the tone and atmosphere of the village.

I was assuming the lack of memory was due to him being under ten when they first met so when she said they were twelve, I wondered how insignificant she been in his life for him to forget her existence as surely there weren’t that many kids in the neighbourhood when he visited his grandparents as a child.

I know I am going to like this show as I get to know the village characters. I can already tell that the rivalry between the villages is going to be played out throughout the season. I know they needed to show the common knowledge of the absent mum but seriously how was the Ajumma unable to read the room as she went on and on about it?

This is a show that if I was not live watching I would have binge watched in a day just for the feel good factor. The newbies are doing great and chose the right vehicle to showcase their budding talents.

It was sweet but also made me realise how much of a city person I am. I would be driven crazy in a village like this one 😅. I'll keep watching coz it's cute.

It was cute and I enjoyed it, but I was utterly distracted by the sweat marks on Jiyul's shirt. Every take it was there, it wasn't, it reappeared in a different place etc etc. Costume department: you're filming in high summer, it's an active role. Stick him in clothes that don't show sweat, or if you want the sweat to be part of it, watch your continuity please...

I was admittedly quite tired at the time but I fell asleep in episode 3. Then I woke up and realised I’d missed about ten minutes, went back to watch it and fell asleep again relaxing watch or boring? Hmm.

The FL is quite unlikable to me and the main reason why I hardly enjoy the series.

I also have a problem with the way she tried to defend the farmer who had caught the poor dog in the trap and injured his paw. I find these kind of traps barbaric in general, no matter if dog or animal, not for nothing they are banned at least here.

I liked it. It's simple, fun and cute.

I'm not convinced by Joy in this role. I think she suited more the role of an influencer in The One and Only than this one. She doesn't look like a cop from countryside who spends her time outdoors.

Choo Yeong-Woo looks older than his age. I'm happy that he's the lead for once! Baek Sung-Chul is cute.

Cutest. Show. Ever. Like a cross between All Creatures Great and Small and Hometown CCC. I love fish out of water dramas anyway, but the characters here are all so likeable, and the location of the peach farm is so pretty, it's like a balm to watch.
I loved when Grandad told him on the phone not to try too hard, - he knows his grandson well! A bit of a perfectionist, and standoffish, he's setting himself up for failure in this place. (I recognise myself😅)
Also loved the truck buying scene like other beanies, LSH has let everyone know where he stands if he didn't already.
Finally, I do wonder if our ML does remember his past, sometimes those small expressions look like he's thinking about something else. And yes, that ajumma in the other village totally knew she was humiliating Ja Young.
I'm all in!

Okay may be a minority here. I didnot enjoy it much. The boundary part was frustrating to watch. Entering someone's home when they are out although they meant well ,its not something I will be a be able to digest. Another red herring was the grandpa who found it right to lure his grandson with drama instead of respecting his choice,I would literally go madin one day.
May be it's because I am a city person who values space and boundaries, its is quite difficult for me to warm up to these genre. I will give it a week more before dropping.

Cute show. Fun, too. It reminds me a little of Modern Farmer. What a lot of work covering each peach with a tiny bag to protect them from beetles!

I grew up as a city person. But after we got married, we got to live at the countryside for work for a few years, then move back to the city. The moment I watched the scene where the ahjummas stormed into grandpa's house and start explaining their Kim hi and side dishes, I smiled remembering our sweet memories the first time we met such neighbors at the countryside.

They might look nosy, but they did that to welcome you and so that you won't feel left out. I miss our countryside moments... Everyone are so close to each other. I didn't get similar vibe at the city, at least not at the moment.

I love this show. It felt fresh with vet and treating sick animals. Joy handling the animals especially holding the pigs is so cute to watch! The view of the country is stunning. I might Google where they're shooting this drama later.

Looking forward for next week's episodes!

I never thought I would say something like this again but... I have second lead syndrome. They look so freaking cute together.

I love the little dog they rescued and hope he'll stick around (judging by the poster, he might <3). That scene alone made me warm up to the ML, I do love a man who respects and loves animals.
I also enjoyed the relationship between the FL and her friend. He obviously has a crush on her, but they're very close and comfortable with each other and it's nice to watch.

One thing that annoyed me, though, is the first love nonsense. Who would still carry a torch for a prepubescent boy they met 10+ years ago? Let me tell you, when I see my old crushes now, I want to run and hide under a rock *shudders*