If you want a good family drama with lots of heart, this is it.
If you want a mature and healthy—but cute, portrait of a romantic relationship between adults, this is it.
If you want to see a healing story and some lovely character development, this is it.
If you just wanna have fun, this is it.

This isn't a masterpiece, but the quality is good. The team behind this knew what they were doing.
Such a charming and heartwarming drama.

A simple little family drama. Decent dual love stories. Very watchable. But the focus was on family and healing. Did I FF through a lot? Yes. But that is because the humor didn't really appeal to me. But, the family moments were nice. 5 out of 10.

Short, sweet, solid.

This is a family drama, focused on healing and redemption of past regrets and wrongs, with 2 generations of romance sprinkled in (I say sprinkled, cos the romcom is an auxiliary feature to the primary focus on family).

Drama explores facets of family dynamics seldom seen in K-dramas (at least I haven't) in surprisingly nuanced and perceptive ways.

Think: Vibes of a weekender (but without the makjang and meanderings) + some romcom.

It sets out to do what it said it would do, and delivered without over-selling (unlike another show next door). On that count alone, I give it an 8.

One tiny gripe: Change the title pls (Romance in the House is kinda misleading).

Maybe call it: "How did President Byeon Get Rich?" (ok, even more misleading) 🤣🤣