I just thought of another trope scene I adore: karaoke. If the leads sing a duet together or one of them sings to the other, I am almost automatically sold. My favorite use of it in a Kdrama is in Dear M

Oh man, I could write an essay about the meaning of the shoes in Castaway Diva

Greatest Love! The female lead sells her shoes and the male lead ends up buying them and returning them to her. It's so adorable and sweet and I'm excited no one mentioned it yet so I can, lol

Yeah, he did well with Wedding Impossible but I honestly didn't like the character. I did not blame him. I thought he was great at showing emotion there, and you could see on his face that he knew the character's story.

*more layers and "complexity" than Ju Won.

I watched Moon Sang Min in Duty after School and Wedding Impossible, and I'm looking forward to starting Under the Queen's umbrella.

I think he has potential, but needs something more meatier to work with.

I think his character in Wedding Impossible had more layers and than Ju Won, even though both characters started being basically identical (a hard working "hidden" chaebol).

Sadly, too many times.

Yes, look at the boy's parents! Exactly.

Mo-eum's enthusiasm for the next-door girl fits with her personality. She's not stupid and she's very warm, but she's also kind of hyperactive. She likes thrills and risks and her feelings are a roller coaster. She has a lot of empathy but she's also kind of immature about dealing with her own feelings. Maybe I identify with this kind of personality a little too much.

I'm sorry you are allergic to it--I guess you can't eat bananas, mango, kiwi, etc either. Your identification of the taste as grass flavored butter is totally wrong, though.

I've been following the OST very closely and all of the tracks have been released to my knowledge